"Don't take life for granted because you literally
don't know from second-to-second what God has for you," said Stevens from
his wheelchair Friday morning.
Stevens was on his way into work at WSB-FM B98.5 on Aug. 24 when a
wrong-way car collided head-on with him on Georgia 400. The driver, Carly
Royball, 22, died.
According to CBSatlanta.com, Stevens was not wearing his seatbelt and was slung across
the seats as his car flipped.
He was left with a shattered leg and arm, along with two
fractured ribs and a vertebra. He spent two weeks at Grady Memorial
Hospital , some of that
time in the ICU. He then transferred to a rehabilitation clinic, spending
another eight days there.
Stevens said in the days following the crash, he questioned
why God had spared his life, but then it hit him why he was given a second
chance. He knew he was supposed to propose to his girlfriend of one year, Katie
Buser. And propose he did, straight from his hospital bed.
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