Lauren Scruggs Mother: ‘I Am Emotionally Drained And Physically Tired’
Posted on Jan 09, 2012 @ 01:30AM
By Neil Woulfe - Radar Senior News Director
The mother of Lauren Scruggs -- the former model/fashion blogger badly injured last month when she walked into a plane’s spinning propeller -- is clearly feeling the stress of coping with her daughter’s horrific accident.
In her latest entry on her blog, caringbridge.org, posted late Sunday night, Cheryl Scruggs offers another glimpse into her family’s agony.
She writes:
“I have come to sit down tonight and write, but am emotionally drained, and physically tired. God has given me things to share, so I will see you in the morning.........
“I did want to thank all of you for your wonderful posts, kind words, poems, and prayers. They have been such an inspiration and blessing.
“Good night...............”
As RadarOnline.com has previously reported, Scruggs, 23, suffered injuries to her entire left side -- including losing her left hand and eye -- in addition to a fractured skull, a broken left collarbone and brain injuries, as a result of the tragic incident that took place about 30 miles away from Dallas on December 3.
Last week, she made her first trip out of the hospital since the accident –venturing out to Whole Foods with her family.
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Yeah I would be drained too if I were blogging about my stupid kid who walked into a spinning propeller every day. Nobody cares, people suffer every day, you're daughter isn't special. Just please take a plane next time ;)
Posted Mon, 01/09/2012 - 5:52pm
I'm sure it has been emotionally draining having to deal with this. That's what being a mother is all about. No matter how old our children get, we still need to be there for them. Things will be better for you all soon, I hope. Hang in there.
Posted Mon, 01/09/2012 - 9:49am
Watching your child suffer has got to be one of these most difficult things a parent can do. You feel their pain and all you want to do is take it away and wish you could trade places with them.
Posted Mon, 01/09/2012 - 9:36am