How I Dealt With My Daughters Car Crash. . .

Thanks for this video, I know that only the people who had these types of experiences understand how important this message really was. Only people who felt the emotion of it would understand this. Very important to live each day today and not live only in the future or past.

The Barker CEO

Thank you for the video, it's something I have been thinking about recently. Don't think in terms of 'I'll be happy when...', know how to be happy NOW. Be grateful for the things you do have and live like you are happy. Love your friends and family, and make sure they know they are appreciated and you are grateful for them. Because they won't always be around. My dad said to me the other day, "Live your life as if it was *everyone else's* last day on Earth."

Courage comes through suffering. No Happiness without pain and sorrow? Not sure if I believe all that but here's what I do know. Shape your own future. Make things happen, don't just let them happen.

You do that by stacking the odds in your favor. If you can't predict the outcome 100% always play the odds when it comes to your health and well-being which includes your family.

A good example of that may have been the very reason why the 4 year old was not in the back seat that day. Every decision has a certain ripple effect and decisions could have caused a ripple effect that takes years to subside.

This post made me think of how strict my mother was with automobiles and possible "funny uncles" - no taking chances. No rides from anyone, no sleep-overs. Point A to point B means no detours. Seat belts were not an option. Never borrow or loan your car to anyone under any circumstances!

My mother will remove you from her presence if you try to influence her the wrong way.
This one takes the cake: No Job, No Car, No Date!!

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