Help Ashtyn Recover After a Traumatic Car Accident

I almost lost my little sister a week ago. On her way to her 2nd job, she lost control of her car, slamming into an electrical box. She hadn't even realized her car was on fire. One hero ran up to her car, warning her of the fire. She realized she was trapped; a fence blocked her from opening her door, and as the fire grew under her feet, she could feel it burning her leg. That stranger pulled my little sister from the car, saving her life.

The fire department arrived and gave her the hard truth. She was lucky, that was all there was to it; she should have died. A series of miraculous events all had to transpire for her to have survived the crash. They told her she should have died on impact. She survived, but she walked away from that crash in a lot of pain and now continues to suffer a week after the accident. It's not just physical pain; she has nightmares, she can't sleep well, and she has anxiety when simply riding in cars.

Now to top off the mental and physical anguish of such a life-disrupting event, her insurance has called the car a total loss. This car was new (to her), only a month or two in her possession, and now she has no car and owes money in payments for a car she no longer has. Her insurance is paying her loan as much as the car was worth, which is several thousand less than she paid.

My sister has had a very rough couple of years; she's lost so much, suffered with debilitating illnesses, and struggled with grief. She's a good kid; she works in the mental health industry trying to help others. I want to be able to help my sister. While she'll try to push through this hard moment in life alone, I need your help to take her by the hand and help pull her through it.

If you could help prevent someone from experiencing your worst nightmares, wouldn't you do something to help?

Thank you so much for your time and help giving my sister a safe place to mentally, emotionally, and physically heal from this traumatic experience without compounding the situation further. Anything makes a difference.