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“The thing I miss the most, is my life.” That is such a sad statement to hear someone say. It’s acknowledging that all the hopes, dreams, and goals that you once had for yourself will never come true.

My daughter is on the road to recovery. She has a severe TBI, our family and our lives have changed forever

With the second case they bring up, they show a picture of the girl that was injured with her friend at the time, and they clearly show both of their faces, then suddenly blur the friends face out…🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️🤦🏻‍♀️ Like, what was the point? You already showed her face!😂

They edited this way too disjointably

Thank you. I’m a survivor of a 5 ton truck accident at 98 km and it was towing a caravan. Although extremely grateful to survive, that impact has lasted longer than I anticipated. This needs to be shared everywhere

kids get on the road too easy and too early.. they don't have enough experiences driving... they don't have that right reflexes... it's not 10 to 20 driving lessons that make you a driver...

Brilliant Documentary.

Show this when getting a licence

God bless all of you for staying strong and not giving up ❤

What needs to be dealt with appropriately is the art of defensive driving - and unfortunately for those of us who have experienced road trauma, most people will say, “no, that trains people to be hesitant/reckless/over confident”. We, as a country, also need to get some continuity in road rules! This bullshit of each State having differing legislation, and local council areas putting different speed zones in some ares but neglecting line marking and giveway signs and stop signs - it’s not just about driver’s being capable or incapable, or cars being safe or unsafe! It certainly “should” not be about bullies in police uniforms bitching about their overtime allowances!

It is INCREDIBLE these folks survived these HORRIFIC injuries!! Medicine is fantastic!!

This needs to be shown to every teenager in every single high school throughout Australia. I worked as a nurse who specialized in spinal injuries, and this documentary brought me close to tears many times because this really is how it is for victims and their families. We all thought we were 10 foot tall and bulletproof, but accidents do happen, and this is an essential message we need to get through to the youth of this country. If just one young person is saved from serious injuries....I have sent this to everyone I know who have teens and young adults. It can happen to you, and nobody can really anticipate the impact it would have if you were that person. Wonderful documentary!

I’m one of those survivors and let me tell you I pray to god it never happens to you!!!!. Your life will never be the same,you will be in pain forever in your own world of hell.

I work in disabilities, I look after these people every day

An amazing group of survivors and their families. So glad l watched this. So courageous, brave and inspirational

Boring as fuck doco this shit happens everyday

An excellent and important documentary. I hope this is shown in all schools and as part of acquiring a driver's licence.

First..❤

I know all of them

Today would have been you Birthday Donbags! Miss you brother! R.I.P brother. Gone but never forgotten.

I really enjoyed dancing with Ariel 😁

Thank you to this brave family and friends who shared this tragic story. It's a story that should not have to be told, but because of a person who has no respect for others, for the law and for life, it had to be told. And a young life is lost forever.

Who's the sexy guy with the beard? I mean ....DAYUM!!!!

when was this?

Hi Joe, long time no see. Yes I did laugh a lot, still trying to. Burt was good at it. Not really brave Joe, just trying to make a difference. People need to realise what they do to families. Take care - Heather

4yrs and out in 15mnths for taking a life, what a joke!! Thank god the family faught to change the law xx

What a moving clip, I am so proud of the family for sharing their story. I hope this gets through to people to stop drink driving as it is a selfish act that destroys lives. As a survivor of a drink driving crash I know first hand of the devastating effects this has on individuals, families, friends and the community. DON'T DRINK AND DRIVE because it's not just your life that you are risking.

so sad!!

Not me!