That is bizarre... :o !!!
I still haven't found the part of the article where it says she didn't have her seatbelt on... they
do sometimes fail to prevent injuries like this sometimes, you know.
We have no idea how bad an impact it was: if the car's structure was compromised, or the seat came loose... or if the belt's inertia reel slipped a tooth... I wouldn't assume she was not buckled up.
Better to have it on, of course, but it's not magical. ;) People die in car wrecks when buckled up on a regular basis.
And I don't think this is a landmark case in the development of head transplant procedures, Alex... remember; her spinal cord itself was not severed. That makes all the difference.

At any rate, that sounds nasty, and she must be pretty tough to have survived. I wish her luck.
