This was just three weeks before the accident. Bella was showing her art off at "Art on Main" in Warrenton, GA.
Bella won "People's Choice Award" that day.
This was taken on September 20, 2019, barely a week before the accident. Bostyn had to have an emergency appendectomy.
This picture was taken at 7:24 AM the morning of the accident, Bryson's 16th birthday, September 26, 2019.
Here's where the vehicle came to rest after being struck by an 18-wheeler.
Justin, Tasha's husband of eight years and step-father to the kids, took this picture from the ICU bay at Doctor's Hospital the afternoon of September 26, 2019. Tasha lay critically-injured from the accident.
This photo of Bryson was taken at 2:07 PM at Augusta University Medical Center on the day of the accident.
This photo taken just two days after the accident shows miraculous progress in Tasha's healing and recovery. At this point, she no longer needed assistance breathing despite having a collapsed lung. Justin sits at her side.
The kids' father, Danny Dinger, and his mother, Sheila Bailey, in the ICU waiting room on September 28, 2019.
Clint Smith, Tasha's cousin, gives everyone in the ICU waiting room an update on September 28, 2019.
Family and friends join together in prayer in the ICU waiting room.
Five days after the accident, a speech/cognitive therapist talks with Tasha about the possibility of having her feeding tube removed and eating solid food.
On October 3, 2019, and in immense pain, Tasha sits up for the first time since the extensive trauma to her body from the accident.
Doctor's Hospital and McDuffie County made it possible for Tasha and Justin to attend the funeral at Thomson Middle School on October 5, 2019.
Danny Dinger, the kids' father, shares a heart-felt message for parents to spend time with their children.
As "Raise a Hallelujah" by Bethel Music plays, Tasha raises her hand in worship.
The attendees join in the worship.
Tasha, her grandmother, Joan Smith, and her uncle, Ricky Smith, along with the paramedics at the graveside.
Danny Dinger along with Brayden Dinger, the kids' older brother, and Lauri Aycock, the kids' aunt, sign the casket covers for each of the children.
Tasha brushes her teeth for the first time in 11 days. She was so grateful.
Tasha out of the bed for the first time preparing to take a shower for the first time on October 7, 2019.
Justin finally gets a bed on October 7, 2019.
On October 8, 2019, Tasha attempts to hold her bible for time in God's Word. She read the day's entry to Justin.
After several major surgeries to fix her crushed sacrum and broken pelvis, on October 8, 2019, Tasha takes her first step since the accident happened.
The x-ray shows the large screw and pin installed surgically to re-stabilize Tasha's badly broken pelvic region.
Tasha gets her first bit of fresh air on October 9, 2019.
Tasha has a few of many stitches removed from her head injury on October 9, 2019.
On October 10, 2019, as part of occupational therapy, Tasha sits in a chair while therapists work on getting a large knot out of her hair.
This photo taken on October 11, 2019, shows the incision from surgery on Tasha's clavicle, which was badly broken in the accident.
A plate with multiple screws was used to stabilize the broken clavicle so it could heal properly.
This photo shows the resulting scar from a surgery performed by trauma surgeons while in the ICU to observe all internal injuries. The surgeons repaired a lacerated liver and a torn disphragm.
On October 13, 2019, Tasha goes for a ride to the gift shop as part of therapy.
October 16, 2019. 21 days in the hospital together. He never left her side.
October 17, 2019, and still working on that knot.
Tasha wearing shoes for the first time for physical therapy on October 23, 2019.
Brayden, Tasha's oldest son, visiting in the Rehabilitation Department at Doctor's Hospital on October 24, 2019.
After 35 days, stays on three separate floors, and by God's grace, Tasha is discharged from Doctor's Hospital. Justin and Tasha embark on a bittersweet journey home on October 30, 2019, at 10:30 AM. Pictured here are nurses that compassionately cared for them both in the ICU.
On Nobember 2, 2019, Tasha and Justin visit the site of the accident for the first time.
On Nobember 12, 2019, Tasha ditches the walker for a cane as the Lord continues to heal her through physical therapy.
Although unable to continue her twenty-three year career as a cosmetologist, God allowed Tasha to still have the ability to strum her guitar and sing His praises.
The gravesite of Bryson, Bostyn, and Bella taken on December 14, 2019.
