September 26, 2006, directly after i got out of a jail situation i was involved in a single vehicle car crash while riding with some guys that i had just met the night of the wreck in a city that i wasn't familiar with considering i spontaneously decided to get on Greyhound & take a trip to visit one of my sisters that at that time was attending school. Witnesses said that we(just me & three others guys i met) were traveling 90-100mph. When we got to a sharp curve in the road pictures show that we didn't even attempt the curve, where we went straight, taking us to a ditch. After the vehicle jumped the ditch, the witnesses said that's when the car started flipping in a field off the road(apprx:4-7 times).. When the witnesses made it to the vehicle they noticed that me & the other gentleman that was sitting in the back seat were no longer there, they ended up circling the vehicle finding the guy that was sitting next to me first(apprx:30ft.), listed D.O.A. which stands for or means, dead on arrival. They kept looking & ended up finding me 20ft. further from him apprx:50ft. from the vehicle, and because the right side of my head hit something while being ejected i ended up suffering that's called a closed head injury or a traumatic brain injury. My first memory after was three months later when i woke up in a nursing home that my family had me transferred to that was close to them so they could visit & be there for me. Gosh i'm having a hard time saying this right, please forgive me, it's past my bed time & i've already taken my night meds!Lol. Seriously though i woke up three months later to find out that i was paralyzed on the left side of my body. Memory was all kinda shaken, found out that i needed glasses, found out who my true friends where,,,, & because of the relationship that began with God after injury i've been walking since like 2007 something, still no use of my left hand. Am active with sharing everywhere that i go & am extra blessed to be a living testimony of God's unfailing & eternal love! What i like to call, "blessed to be a blessing!". Yeah