Don’t use your phone and drive
Thing is he saw me and took one last breath before he passed. I still see him in my eyes.
-don’t use your phone while driving
-don’t text or do makeup while driving
- just because you’re late won’t make you any early,just accept it
-don’t run away after killing a pet, or an animal. Instead check on it and accept YOUR RESPONSIBILITY FOR HIS/HER injury.
- we don’t care about your excuses, we want a smart driver not a dumb one
- Before blaming the owner, dogs can be sneaky and very curious. But this one I had was smart and I saw him wait.
The car had gone faster after he had seen the baby boy. And instead of going straight he turned to where he was. I can’t remember the plates but I remember the car because it looked new.
My uncle had to carry his lifeless body and bury him while my mother and I tried to look for him and we did but what proof do we have but our tears?
We may have no proof but God has seen your horrible intentions and your actions will be remembered.
I’ve seen animals die in my hands because I do take in animals to care for them and they pass in my arms but this was watching someone purposely hurt a loved one, he was a healthy chunky baby.
-the last photo was the only one I had but he’s much older !
- we have a huge property so there’s a lot of space and nature.
#dogs #phone #electronics #awareness #2024 #inspo #lemon8 #lemon8community
Distracted driving is a severe issue that affects countless lives each year. Statistics show that texting while driving increases the risk of crashing significantly, more than driving under the influence of alcohol. The emotional toll of losing a pet or loved one due to a careless driver is devastating. With the rise of smartphone usage, it’s essential to advocate for responsible driving and raise awareness about the dangers of distractions. It’s not just pets that suffer; human lives are at stake too. The grief of losing a beloved animal can last a lifetime, making it imperative for drivers to understand the full weight of their actions. When behind the wheel, your responsibility extends beyond your own safety. Every driver has the potential to safeguard others by being aware and considerate on the roads. Moreover, societal norms often overlook the harsh realities of distracted driving. The heartbreaking stories of families affected serve as a reminder that the consequences are all too real. We need more public awareness campaigns advocating for safe driving habits. From simple reminders to comprehensive educational programs, we can work together to promote a culture of attentiveness behind the wheel. Let's make a collective effort to keep our roads safe with no phone distractions involved.
This is heartbreaking, I’m so sorry for your loss❤️🩹