Horrible Car Crash! Please help us replace our family car!

July 16 - Edit: Today was Trinity’s sweet 16. We had a beautiful day. We are all still traumatized and dealing with things day by day. We desperately need to replace our family car as we have used these donations to cover car rental and motels to get to Eugene. There is a non profit organization that sells cars locally and we are trying to raise enough for our new family vehicle. If you can please- please donate even 1$.

We are so blessed by every one of you.

EDIT: We have a rental car and are making our way to Eugene, Oregon. Any financial support sent will go straight to hotel costs, food, self-care health costs, and finally, replacing our family car. We are safe and alive but traumatized and bruised up. Please send love and prayers, we appreciate this help so much.

My name is Tiffany Fleming. I am a mother of three children and a dog. We survived a horrible single car accident on treacherous roads. We are nearly broke and we are stranded in the middle of nowhere, in currently cold and rainy Wyoming, over 1300 miles away from our home. Our car is a complete unrepairable loss, and we have no way to go anywhere. The insurance company will not cover ANYTHING for us, as they were deceptive about their sales practices. The highways here were coated with a sealant, which caused water to pool on top of the roads with all the traction of an ice rink. Due to that, our car hydroplaned, we lost control and spun through all the opposite lanes, through fencing,and finally we slammed into the

guard rails. We sustained injuries, though we are lucky we all survived. This whole event was absolutely traumatizing, and the insurance company deception make things worse. We don’t have enough money to pay for everything that we need, like travel home, food, lodging, towing fees, etc, and later, likely medical and possibly legal expenses. Excess funds will also be used for a new (used, safe) car once we get home. We are so grateful for your offers of help. It’s going to be a long recovery even after we manage to get back to the safety of home. Thank you and bless you, and may all of you be safe and watched over like we were.