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Friday night Stefan was involved in a car accident – as you can see the truck was totaled. An oncoming car sped through a red light and collided with Stefan as he was making his turn. The impact was so severe that his seat belt broke. We praise the Lord that his injuries seem minimal. When you see these pictures, you can't help but wonder how he was not injured more severely. Someone was definitely watching over him. As for the truck, well...I knew it wouldn't make it to Washington one way or another! There were two other vehicles waiting at the intersection who witnessed, and told the police, how the other vehicle ran the red light. I am so thankful Stefan is safe – it could have been so much more serious!

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Anonymous said…
Yikes! So glad that his injuries weren't more serious. I can't believe the pictures of your truck! Why do I feel like I'm always hearing "if the seatbelt had worked the injuries would have been more severe!" What's up with that?? Again, glad that your hubby's at home safe and sound.
meg
June 14, 2008 at 12:17 PM
Holly said…
Glad Stefan's okay. Yikes!
June 16, 2008 at 4:38 PM
Beck said…
scary! Praise God for keeping Stefan safe! I bet you were so worried, i'm so glad he's okay!
July 2, 2008 at 1:19 PM
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