It is super hard for me to accept how crazy fucked up things happen in my world that happens to nobody else. So those meager things call death seem so insignificant today. I get home from my trip to Atlantic side after a day of chilling out over why stupid stuff gets dealt to me… I go in the house, start working on pics for a few minutes, then I stare out my window which faces a nice lake and a bigger road. Right outside my bedroom window at the corner of this house, this white older Ford Taurus gets t-boned literally feet it lands in front of me, and the large pickup truck full of drunk people plows into the corner bedroom of the house next door. In front of me though, was a smashed vehicle and I saw car seats get ejected from this vehicle. I saw a bike laying in the road. Naturally, I freak out, ask the other ladies if they could help see if anyone got hurt, I couldn't walk out that door seeing car seats ejected. They wanted me to record it when it first went down but I couldn't, but the people were running. So after they finally confirmed to me that the children were NOT in the vehicle thank god, I got my camera and we documented for this poor lady everything that went down. I have to post it, probably unlisted. It was the most proudest but aweful recordings I had to do. This lady was so badly injured, but the absolute teamwork the men did axing and using the jaws of life to rip this vehicle apart to get to her was amazing. For once I applaud Lakeland's finest and got the bad guys too. Sure, crashed into a house but were all fine. So, on this day again, nobody died, but I have another story unlike my others. And a whole awesome video of how she was rescued. Not graphic they made sure to cover her with sheets but she was more in shock. I just can't be so grateful enough that those car seats did not contain children and nobody died. So i've been quiet today, composing myself for another crazy tale of the last 4 months. Just wow. Forget the fact that, it could have been my room drunkie slammed into. But I don't want to think about that. House next door is destroyed.
Originally posted on Facebook on July 23, 2016.
