"I will continue to advocate for safe roads, to stop impaired driving '- Pat Henman

After a car crash with a drunk driver left her physically and emotionally changed forever, Patricia Henman refused to live her life as a victim. Despite a gruelling and ongoing recovery, she returned to the stage, volunteers countless hours to the arts community and has become a powerful advocate against drunk driving.
Patricia is the 25th Anniversary Courage To Come Back Award Recipient, Physical Rehabilitation Category.

[@cathiemcgirr9199]

Thank you for sharing this with us Pat. You are so strong; a real inspiration.

[@PB-vb4ob]

I remember skiing with Maia when I was a kid. And a couple years ago, reconnecting with her and realizing she’s the funniest person I ever met and feeling so safe and comfortable with her. As a goofy autistic girl, it’s hard to find people like that. I wish so much we could have spent more time together. I’m grateful to still be friends with her little brother. This whole family is really great❤

[@Krista-388]

I feel honoured and grateful to have seen this. We never know how far and wide our experiences will impact others. There isnt really a way for me to fully articulate how I felt hearing you share your story. I think its an experience that is on some other level of existence. I think of the loss you have had to endure. and how do you do it? Im not sure I would have had that will. im glad you did though. maybe if i see enough people speaking out, it will get a little easier

[@neilkendrick4976]

i assume her diatribe infers pregnant women can't drive?

[@etr-bw8us]

Where did you get that from?