The curveball in life.

Wow. Thank Heavens you're OK.

 

I am so glad that you got out of this ok. I hope that you are doing well emotionally too. Sometimes the after effects of these things can take a while to surface. I wish you all the best.

 

Between drinking. drugs and cell phones driving is only getting more dangerous.

I do over 40000 miles a year and every day countless events and close calls dome I experience and some I see.

Extremely glad you were blessed with avoiding major injuries or worse.

Many are not.

 

Wow!! The damage to your vehicle is horrific, thankfully you survived!!

 

Happy to read your post.
You'll be lucky

 

Glad u r ok

 

I've noticed you haven't been positing much since your accident. How are you doing? Did you suffer any injuries?

 

Unreal, stuff like that puts things in perspective. I would definitely buy a lottery ticket. And probably give some money to the less fortunate.

Glad to see someone can get out of something late...wouldn't have believed it.

Hope the lock the drunk prick away for a very long time.

 

Rest and recover. Best wishes

 

I can't imagine the trauma you and your family are going thru. Hang in there.

 

Very glad it was only minor injuries you are in my thoughts

 

Holy Cow!!!

I am glad you are ok.

Just looking at the pictures gives me the shivers. That was a hell of a collision.

How are you feeling now?

Iso.

 

Sadly people who drinks are drive or who are high on drugs and even on the cell phones will never learn. I see these types of accidents almost every day as I go through the US and Canada in my transport truck. I am on the road 6 days a week, driving for 25 years on the highway and rural roads in the United States and Canada and I still get shivers and shakes when I pass through a really bad accident.
Thank God you are alive and well.

 

You looked Death in the eye and gave him the finger.

Be proud of that.

The pain you feel is a result of that. It's your badge of survival.

It is also related to the change you are going through.

Have you noticed that the person you were when you got into your car is not the same one who stepped out of it?

When I had my fight with Death, I became a different person.

The pain I felt afterwords, I related to the pain of transformation. Change is painful and with what you went through, I am guessing is that change is inevitable.

There will be easier days.

Hang in there.

If you ever need to chat, need some words of encouragement or a few cheesy Dad jokes, feel free to drop me a text.

I am glad you are still here.

Sincerely,
Isopropylforyou

 

Me too.

I felt the same way.

The better I got the less I felt it.

Iso.

 

Glad your are okay! I see this so much at work and I take pride in trying my hardest to prevent DD from doing just this. That looks like a serious accident and I'm glad you made it out with only minor injuries. Good karma watching over you keeping you from being seriously injured, earned from all the positive vibes you always put out and the sound friendly advice you and your husband always share in this site and I'm sure in your fault lives. We're all lucky to have you both here!

 

Everyday*

 

How are you feeling?
Healing up ok?


How are the 2 of you doing?

Just checking in.

Iso.

 

Damn, that was a hell of a crash! Thanks for sharing! And thank God for head on collision technology designed into today’s vehicles! Good to hear you’re on the mend and recovering!

Near death experiences definitely remind us that life is short!

Good luck going forward!

 

I haven't been here much lately, and haven't kept up. Just saw this. I'm so sorry you experienced this trauma, @MrsBR_Saiph, and the struggles with pain and slow healing. My very best wishes to you.