Lithgow residents learn the hard way that driver safety is a life-saver

Ciara Bastow
Updated July 8 2019 - 9:27pm, first published 8:00pm
FRIENDSHIP: Sue Pillans with her best mate Tracey Curran, nearly 30 years after the accident. Picture: CIARA BASTOW.
FRIENDSHIP: Sue Pillans with her best mate Tracey Curran, nearly 30 years after the accident. Picture: CIARA BASTOW.

Imagine waking up from a coma on life support for two and a half months and the only things you can remember are that you like Jimmy Barnes music, that you go for the Manly Sea Eagles and you know how to make scones.

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Ciara Bastow

Ciara Bastow

Senior Journalist

Hi! I'm Ciara and I've been working as a journalist for a number of years now, covering everything ranging from council, human interest stories, community news and sport. Got a story? Email me at ciara.bastow@austcommunitymedia.com.au

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