andromedaslove
Mouseketeer<br><font color=green>Escorts pokey tur
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Seriously..... yesterday morning about 7:30am I was driving down 95 to go to the rail trail for a 6 mile run. I should have just stayed my behind in bed, but since there was no thunder or lightning I guilted myself into getting out and running anyway. Right at the overpass for the international airport going about 70 mph (the speed limit) my tahoe started hydroplaning and I couldn't keep it under control. The car started spinning, and I hit the guardrail with the passenger side of my front, facing the opposite direction in South bound traffic. Then my rear somehow swung around and smashed the guardrail too. Finally I came to a stop with my front end facing the guard rail and my rear end sitting in oncoming traffic. Thankfully, I am ok, the kids were at home with their dad, and no one got hurt. Because it is a Chevy I had OnStar and I was able to call for help, my cell phone got lost in the crash. (I have found it since) Unfortunately, I am really afraid they are going to total my car. Every door is jammed (even the drivers side) and I am afraid I have bent the frame.
I wanted to show you guys some pictures and give you my explanation of how this sport is REALLY not free!! Along with resting my neck which seems to be the only part of me that hurts.
Dana
I wanted to show you guys some pictures and give you my explanation of how this sport is REALLY not free!! Along with resting my neck which seems to be the only part of me that hurts.
Dana
No this sport is most definitely not free. 
Hope you get the car settled quickly and that the pain you do have is gone even quicker. Take care and rest up, hopefully your not feeling more pain or stiffness today.
Whiplash will start to set in and you will get sore over the next couple of days. Know from being read ended driving in the snow a few years ago. Like DOM's the second day was tough. Had to get some meds from a Dr.
