About a month old - top of the line with all the extras
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She was taking her daughter to soccer practice in Syracuse when she hit a patch of ice. Both of them are okay and doing fine. They were taken to the hospital in an ambulance, checked over, and released. A couple of bruises from the seat belt
She told me she was hanging upside down and neither of them could release their seatbelts. A voice came on the radio and asked if she was alright and that the police had been contacted. There was a state trooper a mile away who was there less than a couple of minutes. My daughter was starting to panic because she thought there was smoke in the car and that maybe it was on fire. It was the dust floating from the airbags. The lady trooper climbed in to cut the seat belts and my daughter insisted on getting her daughter out first (she was in the back seat)
Anyway, scary moment and not the kind of call you want to get early Sunday morning
Thankfully they are ok.
I am glad your daughter and granddaughter are okay. This is the perfect illustration of seatbelts saving lives. These types of rollovers are often fatal for unbelted people as they are often thrown from the vehicle or strike their heads on the roofs breaking their necks.
Oh wow!!! Thank God they're both OK!!!
I saw the thread title and I was going to show off mine too!
Wow. So glad to hear they came out of the ok. Vehicles can be replaced, lives cannot.
Truly blessed this Christmas!
Wow, that must have been very frightening for them. Fortunately they were not hurt.
Ric
WOW. So glad your family is OK. Terrible thing that black ice.
I'm sure you already know but there are several gizmos out there that have a knife and a sort of hammer, to break the window in cases like this. Really should be a must in any car, especially with kids. They are so inexpensive and now a MUST holiday gift fore your family.
https://www.firesupplydepot.com/emergency-auto-hammer-seat-belt-cutter.html?msclkid=2d0ac6f156121120a98fa551e3b6a885
Hope they're doing well