I used to like the snow when I was younger. As I grown up
though, I realize that it kind of sucks sometimes. I don’t like driving on it,
and I just hate being cold in general. It gets gross after a day or two after
the snowfall. Ice is terrible too. You pretty much know if you are getting
snow, you are most likely getting ice too. The first snowfall of the season was
November sixteenth. I know that because I was in a car wreck that day. My first
serious car wreck. I was going on a first date with a guy after church, and two
minutes of driving we hit an ice patch going on James River freeway, and lost
control of the truck and drove off the road into a ditch. It doesn't sound that
bad, but when you factor in that us both weren't wearing seat-belts, I didn't
have an airbag, and the ditch was very steep, it was a little more serious
situation. I was fine until we hit the bottom of the ditch. I opened my eyes
when the truck stopped and looked straight at the windshield. It had a huge
hole in it with blood around the hole. I looked down and saw blood dripping
from my face unto my lap. The guy I was on a date with, climbed out of the
window and tried getting my door open. After he did, he took me and placed me
on the snowy cold ground while he called for help. I remember thinking that it
was a dream or more like a nightmare. I knew my lip had been split open and
that I was losing too much blood. Little did I know how serious the damages actually
were. I couldn't believe how much blood I was losing. To the point where I
couldn't open my eyes because all I saw was blood going down my eyelashes. The
police got there and called my mom and let her know what happened. The
ambulance came shortly after. They helped me up the huge ditch where the
ambulance was and started going to the hospital. Cutting off my clothes right
in front of my date. Pretty embarrassing. Once I got there they started
stitching my face up. I had no idea how bad it was till after five hours in the
ER. The doctor was telling me how long it would take to completely heal and
describing the injuries. I realized I had stitches literally, all over my face.
I didn't know it was that bad.
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