A man who was put into a coma after he was horrifically attacked while on a birthday night out in Watford will be running the London Marathon in aid of a charity that supports a hospital that saved his life.
David Moloney, left, will be joined by his brother Lee for the London Marathon in add of the National Brain Appeal charity.
David, who was 23 and lived in Bovingdon at the time, was attacked by a group of men and has no recollection of what happened. Scans revealed the qualified plumber had a skull fracture at the back of his head with severe bleeding and bruising in two areas of his brain from a contra-coup injury, where his brain had rebounded within his skull with the force of the impact.His mother Ann said: “We were told by the doctors they had to keep David in an induced coma to protect his brain.
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