Sarah Frei lost her legs after being hit by drunk driver. Now she answers 7 Questions with Emmy.

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Sarah Frei was riding home from Bear Lake in Utah with three of her friends on July 30, 2020 when their car was hit head-on by a drunk driver. She was 17 at the time and suffered paralysis below the waist, injuries to her spine, a broken ankle and wounds on her face. She has had 20 surgeries and both of her legs were amputated.
Despite the challenges, Sarah has pressed forward with optimism and shares her journey on social media. I was honored to chat with her and ask her the following questions:
Can you tell me about the accident that led to you losing your legs?
I recently interviewed Shawna Edwards and saw that she wrote a song about your story. What was that like?
How did Sarah’s Law come to be?
How has not having legs changed your life?
I read in a previous interview you did that people looked at and treated you differently after the accident. Was it hard for you to answer questions about it?
I saw that you are in college now. What are you studying?
Can you share a piece of advice with me?
You can watch my entire interview with Sarah in the video player above and follow her on Facebook and Instagram.
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[@kevinbernard9791]

Sarah is an absolute inspiration to all those who have lost what she has at such a young age but hasn't held her back in achieving anything she wants to 👌🙌👍 fantastic interview 👏

[@lisaasher3147]

Beautiful lady Sarah. I wish you the best. Emmy you are darling and always do a great job.

[@doygazgar]

Amazing interview as always 👌 great job, emmy 👏 👍

[@kjs0391]

Emmy, you always bring us wonderful content. Sarah, you are an incredible woman. Love and prayers. Good luck teaching.

[@DebG2001]

That was a great interview. So proud of her for her great attitude and determination to do her best.

[@catherineseiler7407]

Beautiful lady, wish you the best Sarah

[@nancybergbower5809]

Absolutely amazing woman and great interview Emmy!!!!

[@debraallender7444]

Oh, my, what an amazing interview! Sarah you are truly an inspiration! Emmy, your interview skills are excellent. In the few months I've been following you, I've seen growth! This was a truly awesome interview!

[@suzanbeverlyhills2310]

God bless ❤

[@bryanlb4987]

Can't believe how amazing Emmy is. She always presents a great interview. Look out Nate, somebody is after your job.

[@LisaFerguson-lw8il]

There is NO excuse for drunk driving. We are privledged to be given choices in life. It is our responsibility to make the right one. I would never drive my car if I had consumed even one alcoholic drink. I couldn't live with myself if my selfish actions were to harm another, or worse. The penalties for driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs should be harsh. A group of friends, going out together, can choose a "sober driver". That person stays sober throughout. It is not difficult.