Interesting you should mention that Brandon. To me, the trauma was delayed, whip into damage control at first, calling emergency crew, checking vitals, slowing bleeding, spending ten hours in the emergency room with my daughter getting stitches, CT-scans, neurological testing, etc., it isn't until days later when everything calms down and the emotional toll is taken. It's easy to be calm when there's work to be done, later when you reflect on it all is where the "holy ****" starts.

Been there enough times at other people's accidents, crashed a couple myself, it's when there's nothing that you can do to prevent it that you struggle with how fragile life is.

- Jeff Miller
190DT