Toddler run over twice!

[InsaneApache]

Poor thing, talk about bad luck.

A disabled five-year-old famous for her courage is critically ill after being hit by another car

Sophie Delezio was lucky to survive the first accident, on Christmas Eve, 2003: she suffered 85 per cent burns and lost her feet, but her recovery inspired Australia (MARC McCORMACK)

IN 2003 the smiles and courage of Sophie Delezio, then aged 2, won the admiration of people across Australia after she was gravely injured by an elderly driver whose car crashed into her childcare centre in Sydney. Yesterday Sophie, now aged 5, was back on life support in a Sydney hospital after being hit by another elderly driver on a pedestrian crossing.

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I feel for her and her family. May she have a speedy recovery.

[rory_20_uk]

Possibly review how te elderly keep teir lisenses? My grandmother is getting the same way. Ractions way down, strength abysmal and eyesight is bad too. Almost an accident waiting to happen.

[edyzmedieval]

She's gonna be a hero if she survives this...

Speedy receovery.

[rory_20_uk]

She's going to be fortunate.

She's unlucky to be hit by a car. There was no heroism involved.

It seems there is a growing trend that a severe enough injury automoatically makes the person either a hero or brave.

[Byzantine Mercenary]

i don't think its the injury so much as the survival that makes her brave

[Husar]

And she is a hero for surviving those elderly people who shouldn´t have a driver´s license anymore.

[Ja'chyra]

She's going to be fortunate.

She's unlucky to be hit by a car. There was no heroism involved.

It seems there is a growing trend that a severe enough injury automoatically makes the person either a hero or brave.

I agree.

I hope she survives, well for her sake to be perfectly honest as it doesn't really impact on my life at all, but I don't see the bravery or courage, just a survival instinct