Would life still be beautiful?

Question

You are driving in a van with five other most loved members of your family. Out of nowhere, a truck swerves and crashes head on through the windshield and kills the people in the front 2 rows instantly. you are sitting in the back with your cousin/sibling, and you are both pinned down at your seat. The van catches fire at the gasoline tanks and it explodes, killing your cousin/sibling. You survive but the fire rages throughout the car and you clothes catch fire. You burn and scream but nobody is able to pull you from the burning wreckage and you pass out into a coma from the searing pain. When you wake up four days later at the hospital, you find that both of your legs are broken and one is amputated from the knee down. You've lost your nose, ears, most of your vision, and most of your hair and fingers. You look at your highly burnt and damaged face, and the contrast is soo overwhelming that u look away.The pain is unbearable. All the relatives on the van with you have been buried.

The driver that hit you was intoxicated on marijuna and alchohol. He was fined 50,000 dollars and given 11 years in prision. Would life still be beautiful? Would you be able to forgive the person who did this?

The driver that hit you was intoxicated on marijuna and alchohol. He was fined 50,000 dollars and given 11 years in prision. Would life still be beautiful? Would you be able to forgive the person who did this?

This isn't a true story, but it is based off of Jacqueline Saburido's life changing experience. Visit her website and find out what happened and why she still has hope.

Answer 1

i don't think anyone who hasn't experienced that scenario could possibly know the answer

Answer 2

No life wouldn't still be beautiful. The people I love, trust, and know, now are gone. They helped me all my life and they are all gone. I don't think I can forgive the person.When I looked at my self that would be the last time I look at my self cause I would just go crazy.

Answer 3

Life is about beating the challenges you may come across. It may take awhile to overcome this traumatic event, but life will carry on...I would be grateful for still being alive. There is a reason for the one who survived.

Answer 4

Now I know someone something like that happened to...his mom, uncle and grandmother all died, he made it and he was only 10. He does fine, has his moments but he turned out looking at life differently at a very young sad age.
It changes people and DRUNKS need to saty home and drink.
MADD

Answer 5

No and no. How would life be beautiful without the people you love? And why forgive? So I don't walk around angry? that seems silly. He could rot.

Answer 6

No, it wouldn't. I could never forgive anyone who did that, nor would I want to survive if the rest of my family was dead.

Answer 7

sad it made me cry i was listening to AFI love like winter when i read this sounds corny? OMG I would be sad for the rest of my my lif eif i had it.....beauty would seem so far away.

Answer 8

no it would not life will change for that person for the rest of there life and will never be happy as that person once used to be

Answer 9

Is that a true story ? No, i would probly think there was nothing else to live for, and probly want to die myself, honestly .

Answer 10

It can be but you'd have to work really hard at it and have a lot of help. Spiritual help.