...Advice that could of saved my friend.
Just under 2 weeks ago, my friend Brad was driving along when a car crossed the median, smashing head on into him. While this may be bad, unfortunately at the time my friend Brad was not wearing his seatbelt. Due to this, he was ejected and thrown about 30 feet and broke over 40 bones in his body, as well as severe head trama and internal bleeding.
Up to yesterday, things were looking great for him, considering what he had been through. He was awake, talking, and fairly optimistic. But yesterday, the last day of school, we get some very unexpected news. Senior students were informed that Brad had died of a unknown reasons that morning. Quiet unexpected and not a great way to end your highschool life.
Anyways, all I can say is that remember not everyone is invincible, and the simplest of actions can greatly save you or harm you if you don't pay attention to them.
Note: Brad was never the careless type, heck he was the opposite. He was doing an errand for a friend, brining him some items from his house. Just one simple lapse of judgement ended his life.
http://www.westernmustangs.ca/SportS...99&SPSID=30431 That was from the day of the accident.
Just under 2 weeks ago, my friend Brad was driving along when a car crossed the median, smashing head on into him. While this may be bad, unfortunately at the time my friend Brad was not wearing his seatbelt. Due to this, he was ejected and thrown about 30 feet and broke over 40 bones in his body, as well as severe head trama and internal bleeding.
Up to yesterday, things were looking great for him, considering what he had been through. He was awake, talking, and fairly optimistic. But yesterday, the last day of school, we get some very unexpected news. Senior students were informed that Brad had died of a unknown reasons that morning. Quiet unexpected and not a great way to end your highschool life.
Anyways, all I can say is that remember not everyone is invincible, and the simplest of actions can greatly save you or harm you if you don't pay attention to them.
Note: Brad was never the careless type, heck he was the opposite. He was doing an errand for a friend, brining him some items from his house. Just one simple lapse of judgement ended his life.
http://www.westernmustangs.ca/SportS...99&SPSID=30431 That was from the day of the accident.
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