Among the 3 siblings, the 3 year old was the only survivor of the car accident over the long weekend. The other two, one 2 year old and one 6 year old died instantly. Her mum was still receiving treatment in hospital. She had a severe fracture in her spine, which hopefully can be fixed by operation. Some of the pain-killers were giving her itch. Until now, she probably doesn't know what has happened.

 

With the "halo" on her head that keeps her head and spine in place, she cried. " I wanna go home. I wanna go home. I want mami. I want to go. I want to DIE." She was angry, frustrated, hurt, wounded, confused, terrified.....I couldn't continue on my work anymore. I felt so much pain in my heart as if it was penetrated by a sharp knife. I started to cry. I couldn't bear to stay there yet I wanted so much to be there for her.

 

People gotta learn to take more responsibility of their decisions. What's the use of a "sorry" when damage has already been made? Can you reverse it? What if that's concerning someone's life? There's something I really hate to see, that is when children are hurt because of the decisions made by adults. A moment of over-confidence in driving can cause lives. (That's why I'm so against speeding!!) Child abuse and family breakups leave permanent wounds in children. These wounds can only be healed by the love of God. I was once a victim but praise God for He has healed and restored me. But what about others? There are still people hurting. If only the adults could think twice before they act.

 

Then I heard about another news when I got home...father put his 2 month old baby in the microwave for 20 sec and the baby is now suffering from severe burns!!! That's madness. Outrageous!!