Using Cell Phones Behind The Wheels By Xzavier

The video was tragic, and I was emotionally drained by the end of the video. Different people were featured telling stories of how they lose their loved ones from careless drivers, who decides to text and drive. Using cell phones behind the wheels is a recipe for disaster. The documentary starts with Xzavier’s mom explaining how smart and sport oriented he was and the high hopes she had that he was going to be excel in sports one day, but that dream was snatched away from her when her son was hit by a driver who was texting and driving. Xzavier was left paralyzed from his diaphragm down, and he is on life support. She also explains how devastating it is that she cannot say "Xzavier go play." She worried about his care and cannot take him to place because she will have to gather his medical supply to go with. According to DeSpelder and Strickland (2015), a child’s illness can cause changes in family patterns, increase dependency on others, and it causes financial or emotional strains on the family. Also family will be prone to increase stress and grief due to medical concerns, presence of pain and the visible effects of the disease or treatment (DeSpelder and Strickland, 2015).
Chandler is another driver married with a child on the way; he killed three Amish children, I could not stop my tears when he read the letter the kid's parent sent to him, it made me questioned myself if I would be able to forgive as they did. Losing a child is devastating, and as parents we expect our children to outlive us (DeSpelder and Strickland, 2015). Another Victim was left brain damage with a one-million-dollar worth of medical bills. Reggie is another driver who killed two people, the daughter of one of his victims was angry at him but she forgave him and tried to know