It was interesting this morning at the gun range hearing someone elses perspective of my accident. (One of the men who saw it & helped me) He said the explosion blew my hair back & a huge cloud of debris went up, hit the covered roof & went everywhere. Pieces hit him & his friend but didnt hurt them. He said he told me to stand up & when I did, I had my hand over my mouth. He said he told me to spit all the blood out of my mouth. They then pressed a wadded towel & tshirt against my face to try & slow the blood loss. Someone must have taken my sunshades off me because he told me to open my eyes & look at him. Then they put me in the truck & we sped to the hospital ~ the only parts I vaguely remember are the awful sound it made, spitting out a mouth full of blood & asking where did that come from & looking into that mans face. I had no idea hed told me stand up or that I had my hand over my mouth or that it had made that big of an area of debris & hit other people. When he talked about how much time hed spent thinking about it, I realized I wasnt the only person it happened to. Everyone that saw it happen to me was affected by it. Made me feel very sad... At least I got to shake his hand & tell him thank you & that I was very glad he didnt get hurt by it.
Posted on: Sat, 23 Nov 2013 23:39:45 +0000
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