Go and give your loved ones a hug

[Bluepete]

Because they just might not come home.

Two families wrecked this afternoon alone in two seperate incidents on the roads of Manchester.

Tell them you love them, hold them tight each and every time you part.

Pete :(

[Milky Bar Kid]

Oh no Pete, soon as I saw the thread I knew what it was going to say. Hope you are ok, go have a nip of whisky and try and get some sleep. *HUG* xxx

[anna]

Oh Pete, :grouphug:

[Ed]

and a manhug from me too:(

[Bluepete]

http://menmedia.co.uk/manchestereveningnews/news/s/1404176_woman_18_killed_in_fivevehicle_crash

And she was 18 today...

[orose]

Never a good thing to see or read... something similar happened near me, which has resulted in 3 and possibly 4 families suffering the same outcome from what appears to be a badly chosen overtake.

[Bri w]

:grouphug:

[Jayneflakes]

Carol's best friend lost his brother at the weekend, it was heart wrenching to hear him cry on the phone.

[Ratty]

http://menmedia.co.uk/manchestereveningnews/news/s/1404176_woman_18_killed_in_fivevehicle_crash

And she was 18 today...

I came across that accident last night driving my daugters friend home :(. Less than a mile from my house.

Alan

[Dicky Ticker]

Pete,The black bag jobs are soul destroying and it was the bit I hated about the job,especially if it was a multiple and you do not know who to go to first.The glory of being the response vehicle and being first on the scene always had more down sides than up,the bit the general public don't see, which often makes you seem hard on people when you know what the consquences can be as the result of their actions,be it answering a phone, speeding or just not paying attention.

[missyburd]

hugs all round, horrible thing to read. Such a hard job you have to do Pete.

[Lou M]

It's a rule that I have in our house, no matter how we feel, or if we've all have a big row, if someone is leaving the house we make sure that we kiss bye (and sometimes that has been very hard when I've had a particulary bad argument with my daughter), you just never know what is going to happen.

I'd fallen out with my Gran one weekend, and didn't say bye when I left on the Sunday, she died the Wednesday and I've never forgiven myself 36 years on.