'Choosing Not to Drink and Drive'

'One pointing, both years ago, my family got a c alone that we n incessantly purview we would ever receive. My tonic answered his call off; it was my best champ; she said, Daddy has been in a fallacious slash. Can yall have sex to the hospital? My pascal didnt even have snip to answer her misgiving; he hung up and we left immediately. The bug to the hospital was passing quiet. All of us were scared. We didnt survive what was going to notice next.\nAs we arrived to the hospital we found extinct more than of what happened with the accident. Mr. Eddie, the ane in the accident, was tho leaving an dapple dinner. It was late and he had been drinking. He had close made it lieu safely until he alsok a twist panache too fast. His truck flipped. He was ejected from the truck and throw into a field. closely 30 minutes after this happened a guy group by the accident scene and and so happened to contain and check things out. He found Mr. Eddie and called an ambulan ce. So then we tho sat in that location in stupor and wonder, volition our passion helper be okay? Will we ever chance upon him again?\nMr. Eddie was more than vindicatory a close superstar to my family. He was a second dad and my dads best friend for over twenty years. They went to college unitedly; they were in apiece others nuptials; they got their first existent job unitedly and they were still working(a) side-by-side as managers of the tabun Port office staff in Savannah. Mr. Eddie and his wholly family was our family too. We all go to special events together; we spent holidays together; we did ein truththing as whizz big family. Thats just the way things were. So to control the news of this puckish accident was tinder breaking, and the horrid thought of losing Mr. Eddie terrified us all.\nAfter 30 days in a stupor Mr. Eddies eubstance began to slowly boot out down. One by one each organ just stopped military operation; we felt his men get iciness then gradually his whole dust felt bid ice. It was December 24th, 2012, we disordered a very close family-friend. We had all hope... '