Niasia Oliver RIP Beanie
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Niasia Oliver, mother of Windaisia McRae, needs some funds for unpaid medical and house hold expenses incurred after a wreck killing her daughter.
While hospitalized and then during convalescence at home while she healed, some of Niasa's bills got seriously behind. We need your help so that Niasia will not lose her good credit. Could you please help Niasia get back on her feet with a generous donation. She has lost so much.
Niasia's daughter, Windasia, died while he parents were present. Little Windasia's name was made from the names of the two who, along with God, made her: Wendell and Niasia=Windasia. We will be adding more photos of little Windasia. Her Mom says it was love at first sight when they laid her on Mom's shoulder at the hospital. Little Windasia's favorite color was Pink. She loved Minnie Mouse and her room was inhabited by many Minnie Mouse treasures.
Not far from home just off Highway 72, Windell McRae and Niasa Oliver neared a gentle curve. Windell was driving the car and little Windasia was tightly buckled in her baby seat strapped to the back of the seat. The air was clean, the skys were blue, a Bluejay's caw could be heard from the tail of a rippling breeze as Windell's little car neared the curve. The tractor trailer rig was bearing down on the same curve from the other direction. Later the Trooper would say that Windell's driving was flawless, that he did all he could to avoid the crash. The trailer slipped off the road, the axles scraping dirt. The driver snatched. The huge trailer jackknifed across the road pinning the car so that the cab of the truck landed on top of the small car, Windell, Niasia, and little Windasia trapped inside.
Then the truck and hazardous chemical cargo began to burn furiously. A heroic passerby pulled Windell and Niasia to safety a few yards away from the pinned car but Windasia could not be pulled from the fire. Amid screams from her burning child, Niasia saw the car with child inside consumed in a fiery roar.
Niasia had multiple injuries to her leg and ankle. She was life-flighted to McLeod hospital.
Her nightmares do not quickly subside. She is strong but so hurt. Help her with her ordinary bills until she can get back on her feet.
While hospitalized and then during convalescence at home while she healed, some of Niasa's bills got seriously behind. We need your help so that Niasia will not lose her good credit. Could you please help Niasia get back on her feet with a generous donation. She has lost so much.
Niasia's daughter, Windasia, died while he parents were present. Little Windasia's name was made from the names of the two who, along with God, made her: Wendell and Niasia=Windasia. We will be adding more photos of little Windasia. Her Mom says it was love at first sight when they laid her on Mom's shoulder at the hospital. Little Windasia's favorite color was Pink. She loved Minnie Mouse and her room was inhabited by many Minnie Mouse treasures.
Not far from home just off Highway 72, Windell McRae and Niasa Oliver neared a gentle curve. Windell was driving the car and little Windasia was tightly buckled in her baby seat strapped to the back of the seat. The air was clean, the skys were blue, a Bluejay's caw could be heard from the tail of a rippling breeze as Windell's little car neared the curve. The tractor trailer rig was bearing down on the same curve from the other direction. Later the Trooper would say that Windell's driving was flawless, that he did all he could to avoid the crash. The trailer slipped off the road, the axles scraping dirt. The driver snatched. The huge trailer jackknifed across the road pinning the car so that the cab of the truck landed on top of the small car, Windell, Niasia, and little Windasia trapped inside.
Then the truck and hazardous chemical cargo began to burn furiously. A heroic passerby pulled Windell and Niasia to safety a few yards away from the pinned car but Windasia could not be pulled from the fire. Amid screams from her burning child, Niasia saw the car with child inside consumed in a fiery roar.
Niasia had multiple injuries to her leg and ankle. She was life-flighted to McLeod hospital.
Her nightmares do not quickly subside. She is strong but so hurt. Help her with her ordinary bills until she can get back on her feet.
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Niasia Oliver
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Lumberton, NC
