Pamela says because a host of friends have supported her this past month around the clock, she says she’s learned just how important friends are when you need them. “I was saying to myself, ‘This is serious. She’s alive for her 14-year-old son, whom she thought of that night on the ground, in the snow. In a back brace and cast, Pamela wouldn’t have it any other way. I hope I get the chance because I want to thank them for stopping like that that night.”
Pamela says she knows their names but can’t remember their faces. February 9, 2021, 8:15 AM Highway cameras in Milwaukee caught a pickup truck falling 70 feet after skidding off a highway overpass on Saturday, February 6. One of the strangers who helped her is still in the hospital. “I just all of a sudden remember waking up because snow was falling on me and trying to get the snow off me and just being in amazing pain.” “The girls walk up and say ‘Hey, are you okay?’ then BOOM, that car hits and gets our attention and we’re like ‘Oh no!’ It was that fast.”Īll three women jumped off the overpass, thinking it was only a divider in the road. It happened during an ice storm after she got into an accident on Walnut Grove and two young women stopped to help her. She survived falling from an overpass, trying to avoid being killed by a car spinning on ice. Pamela knows how close she was to greeting death. “I felt paralyzed at that moment but I refused to give up.”
She’s the flight attendant who jumped off an icy bridge December 7 th to escape an out-of-control car on Walnut Grove.ĭoctors tell Pamela she will recover 100 percent, but she says she’ll never forget, and also never remember, parts of that night.
(Memphis) After 15 days in the MED, Pamela Byrd-Davis is out of the hospital and back home. Please look at the time stamp on the story to see when it was last updated. This is an archived article and the information in the article may be outdated.
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