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Probably a month ago, twin sixteen year old girls celebrated their birthday with their mom by doing what other teenager in this world wants to do on that special day: Get their permits.

After getting that shiney card of every teenager's dream; what's the expected question once you pull out the keys?



Mom [Dad], Can I drive?



Eyes eager, mouth pulled back in excitment, shaking hands of joy....what parent can say no to their growing baby when they are like that?

Maybe if their mother could have seen what would have happened; she would have been quick to say no and allow her babies one more day of life.

As one of the twin girls got behind the wheel and started to pull out of the DMV, a cement truck came by...the girl had pulled out to quick; from inexperience and eagerness my guess, and the driver of the truck jerked to the side as an attempt to miss the car.

Unfortantly, the jerk of the truck driver cause and off balance in the cement load and the wheels couldn't catch friction, causing the truck to fall over...expelling the whole batch of cement to fall on the car with the mother and her twin girls. The trucks impact on the small vehical and the cement buried one of the girls and their mother in their graves. The twin girl that was in the backseat was in crucial medical attention when the helicopter came to take her to the hopsital....the truck driver was completely unharmed....expect for the memories he'll have to face every day for the rest of his life.

The twin girl that survived is still in the hospital now; her chance of life improving with each day...at first the doctors didn't think she was going to make it. She's fighting...but like the driver of the truck; she'll have to live with the memories of watching her family die.



A teenager's goal in their adolesent years is getting their permit, getting their liscence, losing their virginity, going to prom, and graduating college.

These girls will never see that. The one that might, they'll probably be the saddest days of her life instead of the greatest.

Their mother will never see them grow up, get married, and have her grandchildren.

They'll never laugh, cry, fight, or be around eachother again.

Their father returning home from Iraq visions his daughter's embrace and his wife's kisses...will return to an empty home and fresh graves and the steady beep of one daughter's heart moniters.

He'll see his family in her eyes every day...



Parents out there: It's okay to say no to your kids. Don't let the excitment affect your judgement; the moment you do...the worst could happen. Take it slow and remember that you are mortal. You ARE human. You can die. We are not promised tomorrow; so enjoy life now. So forgive those who have hurt you, love those who love you, and live each day as you knew you were going to die the next.

You never know if it could be.



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