Won't happen to me too - but then it did

By Focus by Sally Evans
Updated June 14 2012 - 5:50pm, first published November 29 2010 - 1:00am
The scene of the crash that almost claimed Amanda Gatty's life four years ago.
The scene of the crash that almost claimed Amanda Gatty's life four years ago.
Amanda Gatty wears the tattoos of two swallows on her chest as a symbol of how far she has come since surviving a head-on collision with a B-double truck in 2006. Picture: MATTHEW SMITHWICK
Amanda Gatty wears the tattoos of two swallows on her chest as a symbol of how far she has come since surviving a head-on collision with a B-double truck in 2006. Picture: MATTHEW SMITHWICK
Amanda had had her driver's licence just a few months when the crash happened near Shepparton.
Amanda had had her driver's licence just a few months when the crash happened near Shepparton.

AMANDA Gatty doesn’t remember much about the collision that almost claimed her life.

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