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The Moment You Were Cut Out of Your Car on Andrews Highway The sounds come first. The hydraulic ram. The grinding of metal. The voices between firefighters working in coordination to peel open what is left of your vehicle. You were pinned. They used the Jaws of Life. On Andrews Highway, in the middle of what started as an ordinary day in Midland, a head-on collision turned your car into something that had to be cut apart just to get you out of it. If you are reading this from a hospital bed at Midland Memorial, or from a kitchen table covered in discharge papers and tow-yard receipts and a phone full of missed calls from numbers you do not recognize — you are in the right place. Not because we have all the answers for what happened to you specifically, but because we know the system you just fell into, and we know the clock that started running the second those fire crews began cutting. Here is the first thing you need to hear: the insurance adjuster who left that voicemail is not calling to help you. The tow yard where your vehicle sits is not preserving it out…