In need of more prayers...

yorkiemum01 wrote:As many of you already know, a month ago (to the day) my parents were
involved in a bad car accident, but I'm pleased to report they're slowly recouping
at home with me.
Yesterday, my brother, David, was injured in an accident, and I'm again in need of some
prayers. He was truly in the wrong place....at the wrong time, and it was a freak
accident. We're all grateful he's alive, but he has a fractured pelvis, hip, and vertebrae,
as well as broken tailbone.

This was the news report:
SHELBY - Bystanders looking over a flipped boat, cracked moped, van, truck and trailer on Elizabeth Avenue attempted to make sense of it all. But with every new onlooker came a common question that no one was able to fully explain: "What happened?"
"A white van was going toward the lake from Shelby," said Highway Patrol Trooper Ben Sanders. "It had to stop for another vehicle in front of it and the van went left of center."
Sanders said the van driver, Robert Lee Strong, of Fullerton Street, Shelby, then met Richard Clayton Hisler, of Kings Mountain. "A black pickup hauling a trailer and boat was coming from the opposite direction," said Sanders. "The van struck the trailer the boat was on and it knocked the trailer and boat sideways, which caused the boat to go sideways."
DAVID J.of Kings Mountain, just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time. "There was a man standing beside a moped trying to get directions (at Millsap Road). He was looking at a map," Sanders said. "The trailer hit the moped which in turn hit the pedestrian."
Jensen was thrown about 30 feet after impact, Sanders said. Jensen's helmet wound up in a drainage ditch more than a dozen feet from the wreckage. Sanders said Jensen received a broken hip, but the trooper believed his injuries to be non-life threatening.
Strong was taken to jail after the incident, Sanders said. He was charged with exceeding safe speed for conditions and driving with a revoked license, no insurance and fictitious registration.