10year old Matiz saved 4 members and faded in the sunset

WindRide · 28th January 2010, 14:42

Don't know what to say or feel, honest.
Feel happy that you and your loved ones came out with relatively minor injuries?
Feel sad for a beautiful cute car?
Feel frustrated with that idiot trucker and his ilk for having put you to such great misery?

Its moments like these that strengthens your belief in God, that your life is a miracle that is meant to be enjoyed.

Wish you and your family good health and happiness brother.

shishir_bn · 28th January 2010, 14:45

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Originally Posted by WindRide

Don't know what to say or feel, honest.
Feel happy that you and your loved ones came out with relatively minor injuries?
Feel sad for a beautiful cute car?
Feel frustrated with that idiot trucker and his ilk for having put you to such great misery?

Its moments like these that strengthens your belief in God, that your life is a miracle that is meant to be enjoyed.

Wish you and your family good health and happiness brother.

Thanks for the wishes. We can't help much but only say thanks god for 2nd life.

amikacin · 28th January 2010, 15:48

Saw your X ray, it will take time. Avoid using that hand as far as possible. Movement at the joint can disrupt the healing process.
Hows the junior holding up. Getting into such a nasty accident can be traumatising for the children. Hope the injuries have healed up well for him.

owaiskm · 28th January 2010, 16:13

Unbelievable.... God Saved you Man!!! Lucky you:-)

Note from the Team-BHP Support Team: Please avoid quoting an entire large post. It inconveniences our small screen & mobile readers.

shishir_bn · 28th January 2010, 16:18

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Originally Posted by amikacin

Saw your X ray, it will take time. Avoid using that hand as far as possible. Movement at the joint can disrupt the healing process.
Hows the junior holding up. Getting into such a nasty accident can be traumatising for the children. Hope the injuries have healed up well for him.

Junior is doing fantastic.Thanks for asking

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Originally Posted by owaiskm

Unbelievable.... God Saved you Man!!! Lucky you:-)

Ya man I was lucky

Rudra Sen · 28th January 2010, 20:55

Extremely sad to see this. It's more than a month after your horrible experience now. How are you feeling now? Palm bone crack is healed?

Johnny_ · 28th January 2010, 22:50

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Originally Posted by shishir_bn

Ya Bro, I have again put the plaster back and the doc says it will take another 3 weeks. So crossing my fingers/legs and everything which I can cross

Don't cross anything bro, especially the fingers.

Take it easy during these 3 weeks, count your blessings. And before long you will be as good as new.

shishir_bn · 29th January 2010, 09:15

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Originally Posted by Rudra Sen

Extremely sad to see this. It's more than a month after your horrible experience now. How are you feeling now? Palm bone crack is healed?

@Rudra, Palm bone is not healed.Only 20-30% is filled.Previous page has the image of the x-ray.

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Originally Posted by Johnny_

Don't cross anything bro, especially the fingers.

Take it easy during these 3 weeks, count your blessings. And before long you will be as good as new.

Thanks bro for the words

aargee · 29th January 2010, 09:58

Hi Shishir
With my minor accident experiences, I feel that the law in this country is more favourable for the people who commit the mistake rather than the innocent accident victims. People can easily say sorry, pay the bail & get away, while the victims suffer mentally & physically. It doesn't mean that the victims get happy seeing the law punishing them harshly, but, if the law is stringent on the people who commit mistakes, atleast, fearing that, people will avoid such mistakes right?

I'm very much upset after reading this thread & I'm sure this is going to take my day to recover. Sorry pal, I couldn't write anything further, I wish you & your family a speedy recovery with no other complications.

shishir_bn · 29th January 2010, 10:02

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Originally Posted by aargee

Hi Shishir
With my minor accident experiences, I feel that the law in this country is more favourable for the people who commit the mistake rather than the innocent accident victims. People can easily say sorry, pay the bail & get away, while the victims suffer mentally & physically. It doesn't mean that the victims get happy seeing the law punishing them harshly, but, if the law is stringent on the people who commit mistakes, atleast, fearing that, people will avoid such mistakes right?

I'm very much upset after reading this thread & I'm sure this is going to take my day to recover. Sorry pal, I couldn't write anything further, I wish you & your family a speedy recovery with no other complications.

You are absolutely right in the first paragraph. Sorry for not making your day. Thanks for the wishes

MX6 · 1st February 2010, 19:27

Sad to see this post. What would have been an amazing travelogue ended up in the street experiences section. But what's important is the fact that by god's grace you people are safe. More than the accident, it's the trauma and the psychological effect that take longer to go away. Hope your little one doesn't carry any stigma. Get well soon, and come back with a travelogue in future! My best wishes for the same.

shishir_bn · 3rd February 2010, 10:01

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Originally Posted by MX6

Sad to see this post. What would have been an amazing travelogue ended up in the street experiences section. But what's important is the fact that by god's grace you people are safe. More than the accident, it's the trauma and the psychological effect that take longer to go away. Hope your little one doesn't carry any stigma. Get well soon, and come back with a travelogue in future! My best wishes for the same.

Thanks MX6, currently looking for a used car and surely will come out with a travelouge soon.

mechanik · 6th February 2010, 11:29

Shishir, I just read your post today. That is one horrible experience for someone to go through. Although I feel very sad for you, at this time, I do feel really happy that none were hurt and you are all doing fine now, especially your little son. Thank God for it! I hope God gives you and your family the strength to get through this ordeal (I know it easier said than done). Too sad to hear that the Matiz is gone, and like your signature says, one needs to take care of his/her car really well. Cars that are taken care of really well can be our Guardian Angels at time, just like yours was.

Wishing you and your family a speedy and total recovery.

shishir_bn · 7th February 2010, 11:26

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Originally Posted by mechanik

Shishir, I just read your post today. That is one horrible experience for someone to go through. Although I feel very sad for you, at this time, I do feel really happy that none were hurt and you are all doing fine now, especially your little son. Thank God for it! I hope God gives you and your family the strength to get through this ordeal (I know it easier said than done). Too sad to hear that the Matiz is gone, and like your signature says, one needs to take care of his/her car really well. Cars that are taken care of really well can be our Guardian Angels at time, just like yours was.

Wishing you and your family a speedy and total recovery.

Thanks for the wishes.As you said it was a guardian angel for me

Johnny_ · 8th February 2010, 00:35

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Originally Posted by shishir_bn

Thanks MX6, currently looking for a used car and surely will come out with a travelouge soon.

Which cars are you considering? I am sure after this accident, you wouldn't be considering anything from the Maruti stable.

28th January 2010, 14:42	#196
WindRide BHPian Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Bangalore Posts: 682 Thanked: 479 Times	Don't know what to say or feel, honest. Feel happy that you and your loved ones came out with relatively minor injuries? Feel sad for a beautiful cute car? Feel frustrated with that idiot trucker and his ilk for having put you to such great misery? Its moments like these that strengthens your belief in God, that your life is a miracle that is meant to be enjoyed. Wish you and your family good health and happiness brother.
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28th January 2010, 15:48	#198
amikacin BHPian Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Delhi Posts: 90 Thanked: 43 Times	Saw your X ray, it will take time. Avoid using that hand as far as possible. Movement at the joint can disrupt the healing process. Hows the junior holding up. Getting into such a nasty accident can be traumatising for the children. Hope the injuries have healed up well for him.
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28th January 2010, 16:13	#199
owaiskm BHPian Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Bangalore Posts: 33 Thanked: 0 Times	Unbelievable.... God Saved you Man!!! Lucky you:-) Note from the Team-BHP Support Team: Please avoid quoting an entire large post. It inconveniences our small screen & mobile readers. Last edited by Rudra Sen : 1st February 2010 at 21:20.
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28th January 2010, 20:55	#201
Rudra Sen Team-BHP Support Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Bangalore Posts: 11,588 Thanked: 6,530 Times View My Garage	Extremely sad to see this. It's more than a month after your horrible experience now. How are you feeling now? Palm bone crack is healed?
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29th January 2010, 09:58	#204
aargee Senior - BHPian Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: TSTN Posts: 6,233 Thanked: 9,616 Times	Hi Shishir With my minor accident experiences, I feel that the law in this country is more favourable for the people who commit the mistake rather than the innocent accident victims. People can easily say sorry, pay the bail & get away, while the victims suffer mentally & physically. It doesn't mean that the victims get happy seeing the law punishing them harshly, but, if the law is stringent on the people who commit mistakes, atleast, fearing that, people will avoid such mistakes right? I'm very much upset after reading this thread & I'm sure this is going to take my day to recover. Sorry pal, I couldn't write anything further, I wish you & your family a speedy recovery with no other complications.
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1st February 2010, 19:27	#206
MX6 Senior - BHPian Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: City of seven islands. Posts: 2,877 Thanked: 231 Times	Sad to see this post. What would have been an amazing travelogue ended up in the street experiences section. But what's important is the fact that by god's grace you people are safe. More than the accident, it's the trauma and the psychological effect that take longer to go away. Hope your little one doesn't carry any stigma. Get well soon, and come back with a travelogue in future! My best wishes for the same.
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6th February 2010, 11:29	#208
mechanik BHPian Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Coimbatore Posts: 27 Thanked: 0 Times	Shishir, I just read your post today. That is one horrible experience for someone to go through. Although I feel very sad for you, at this time, I do feel really happy that none were hurt and you are all doing fine now, especially your little son. Thank God for it! I hope God gives you and your family the strength to get through this ordeal (I know it easier said than done). Too sad to hear that the Matiz is gone, and like your signature says, one needs to take care of his/her car really well. Cars that are taken care of really well can be our Guardian Angels at time, just like yours was. Wishing you and your family a speedy and total recovery.
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