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Originally Posted by nvnvgirl  What great news that Curtis is going to recover. I'm sure it will be a long process, but at least he's alive without losing his arm or anything else. Thank God!
And you living thru subarachnoid hemorrhage and subdural hematoma~ yikes! That's MAJOR! I've worked with so many head injury patients and it's so scary.
I was in a big car wreck once too (my car flipped end over end and side over side 3 times, ended up in a big ditch along the side of the road in a huge rainstorm....thank goodness a man who was a couple of cars behind me stopped with his son and pulled me out of the car (it ended up with the driver's side down and I couldn't get out myself b/c the other door kept slamming shut when I tried to throw it open)~ I HATE driving anymore and especially in the rain! I drive only as much as I need to and mostly not more than just around town. It makes a big impression on you when you total a car and you're in shock for a couple of days.
My prayers continue for Curtis and as pain free a recovery as possible. He's SO LUCKY you and your dh were out there! |
WOW, what a miracle you're still here and ABLE to share your story, that's TRULY a miracle in itself!! Something like that does leave an impression and not a god one at all. To so many that say my husband and I are Curtis's angels, well, I don't know what it feels like to be an angel, I don't think I feel like an angel, I just feel like we did what any normal human being would do. It's kinda weird though, cause I know the feelings I have for the boy (and now that I think about it, it's funny cause he was 16 years old to) that helped Jess and I when we were I our accident, and to me, he's our angel, I can't explain it any other way. I'm so grateful to him and I'd do anything in this world for him. But to have someone else view my husband and I like I view the boy that helped Jess and I is kinda weird.