A young woman cheated death in a terrifying motorway collision after sending a chilling final message to her friend moments before the crash.
The Voice Note That Changed Everything
Ellie Draper, 22, was travelling along the M6 near Lancaster when her vehicle suddenly spun out of control. In what she believed were her final moments, she grabbed her phone and recorded a desperate voice note saying "I'm dying in a car crash" before sending it to her best friend.
Miraculous Survival Against All Odds
The harrowing message prompted her friend to immediately alert emergency services, who located Ellie's overturned vehicle just in time. Firefighters spent 45 minutes carefully cutting her free from the wreckage.
"I genuinely thought that was it," Ellie later recalled. "Sending that message was like my final act. I can't believe I walked away."
The Aftermath and Road to Recovery
Despite suffering multiple injuries including broken ribs and severe bruising, Ellie considers herself extraordinarily lucky. The crash completely wrote off her car, with emergency services confirming the vehicle's condition made her survival remarkable.
Ellie has since issued a heartfelt warning to other drivers: "Please take motorway driving seriously. One moment of distraction can change everything."
Her story has gone viral on social media, with thousands praising both her presence of mind to send the message and the quick actions of her friend and emergency responders that ultimately saved her life.
