It all happened so fast...

We’ve been quiet over the weekend…
What was meant to be a normal Friday evening turned into something we’ll never forget. A car hit us from the side and we ended up spinning into a bus stop. It all happened so fast. Thankfully, the girls and our mum stayed at home — and we’re incredibly grateful to say we made it out in one piece.

We’re bruised, sore, and still trying to process it all — but we’re home, we’re safe, and we know how unbelievably lucky we are.

Thank you to everyone who ran over to help, called the ambulance, offered blankets, and kind words. Your care in that moment meant more than we can say 🙏❤️

Moments like this really put everything into perspective.

We’ve needed a bit of quiet time to take it all in, to hold our loved ones close, and let the reality of what happened sink in.
For now, nothing else matters. We’re just focusing on healing — and being here, together ❤️

[lindalansdale]

Oh and had to have car cut in half to get husband out and flown to London hospital by helicopter never recovered from this frightening experience.🙏

[lindalansdale]

We know the feeling in 2004 we were stationery in our vehicle waiting for the cars in front to move onto roundabout when some nutcase driving to fast smashed into the back of us I smashed my legs in dashboard my husband trapped behind the wheel the car had been hit behind at such Forse that his engine and gearbox was left some Thirty yards up the road my daughter thankfully was not harmed in back seat that was it we were not the same anymore it changed our lives could not work husband was made disabled and we had a business that had to let go we are old now and have trouble getting around we lost our social life and could not do the things we loved Todo any more him he had No Licence got nine points on licence and banned from driving Yes he was not English and properly still driving around he still has a life we just puddle along but we are alive.