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Good Lord - that's very frightening You are lucky that today's cars have many safety features . . . I remember seeing a friend's car that she'd rolled on a muddy road and wondering how she ever got out alive. Thing is, you don't realise quite how bad it is when it's actually happening. I'm pleased you're OK though. |
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Just looking at the actual photos and you can actually see the blood on the airbag from my face I just feel so lucky to be here now! I have to say since my accident I seem to be living my life a lot more, although I do have a disability at the moment, I'm making the most of each day so much more than I was before. I was taking things for granted, and I think after an experience like that it makes you realise how quickly things could be taken away. |
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omg - thank goodness you are alright. It's amazing how people get out of those yet others, where the car is hardly scratched, are fatal. My OH lost a young friend who simply misjudged and hit a tree, shifting cars around in a service road. No great speed but he was doing it in a hurry, no seat belt (only a few seconds job ), and - broken neck and instant goodbye There wasn't a mark on the car. You're obviously meant to be here Amber. Good! |
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