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When Someone You Love Was Critically Hurt on I-20 in Abilene: What Happens Now You are sitting in a waiting room at Hendrick Medical Center, or you are sitting at a kitchen table at 2 a.m. with a phone that will not stop ringing. Someone you love was cut out of a crushed car on westbound I-20 near Exit 278 on a Monday morning in August, and the words “critical condition” are still echoing. The driver — an Abilene resident, maybe your husband, your daughter, your father — had to be pried from the wreckage by firefighters before a helicopter lifted them to the hospital. The passenger — a Merkel resident, maybe your neighbor, your friend, your partner — went by ambulance, also critical. Both of them are alive. And while you are trying to hold together, the machinery of the other side has already started moving. The tractor-trailer that your family’s car hit is not just a truck. It is a commercial vehicle operating under federal regulation, carrying a federal minimum insurance requirement that is many times what a passenger car carries, and backed by a company that has already dispatched its own claims process. The truck driver walked…