SIXTY-THREE-year-old Anabel Gibson thought she would die after a truck mowed through a crowd on East Street during the Labour Day parade in June.
“I said to my sister,” she recalled yesterday, “when she came out and realized I had got hit, with the little breath I had I said: ‘Carrol, do you think I’m going to live or die?’ She said ‘no, no, you going to live to declare the glory of the Lord’...”
SIXTY-THREE-year-old Anabel Gibson thought she would die after a truck mowed through a crowd on East Street during the Labour Day parade in June.
“I said to my sister,” she recalled yesterday, “when she came out and realized I had got hit, with the little breath I had I said: ‘Carrol, do you think I’m going to live or die?’ She said ‘no, no, you going to live to declare the glory of the Lord’...”
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