Today, on a regular trip to the dentist with my mom & two sisters we were nearly killed. A man was driving behind us & almost hit us, I heard when he slammed on brakes then looked back to see that he had backed off. I thought it was a road raged driver. He then sped up weaving all over the road, then tried to go around us on the shoulder of the road. My mom got over on the left side to let him by because she thought he was in a hurry. He followed us over to the left side, almost clipped our car, & then ran head on into a tree going full speed, at least 60 miles per hour. I witnessed this with my own eyes. We pulled over, I jumped out of the car and ran to the truck. His body was halfway out of the windshield and he was not responding. Paramedics & police arrive, only to find out that they needed to use the Jaws of Life to pry him from the car. I wanted so desperately to help him, but let the professionals do their job. After about an hour they finally got him from the car. I then realized that I was meant to be a nurse. I was proud to know that I'm a pre-nursing student because I want nothing more than to help people. This was a life changing experience for me and I will never forget it.
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Today, on a regular trip to the dentist with my mom & two sisters we were nearly killed. A man was driving behind us & almost hit us, I heard when he slammed on brakes then looked back to see that he had backed off. I thought it was a road raged driver. He then sped up weaving all over the road, then tried to go around us on the shoulder of the road. My mom got over on the left side to let him by because she thought he was in a hurry. He followed us over to the left side, almost clipped our car, & then ran head on into a tree going full speed, at least 60 miles per hour. I witnessed this with my own eyes. We pulled over, I jumped out of the car and ran to the truck. His body was halfway out of the windshield and he was not responding. Paramedics & police arrive, only to find out that they needed to use the Jaws of Life to pry him from the car. I wanted so desperately to help him, but let the professionals do their job. After about an hour they finally got him from the car. I then realized that I was meant to be a nurse. I was proud to know that I'm a pre-nursing student because I want nothing more than to help people. This was a life changing experience for me and I will never forget it.