A heartbreaking viral video shows the devastating consequences of drunk driving.
The footage begins with scenes from what life once looked like for the Simmons family in Jeanerette, Louisiana. Dawn Simmons, a mom of nine, is shown snuggling on a recliner with her son Christopher, 17, and posing for a selfie with her photography-obsessed daughter Lindy, 20. Viewers see Dawn’s 15-year-old “baby" Kamryn, documenting a trip to Walmart with her mom.Then suddenly, the TikTok clip cuts to sirens.
In Dec. 2021, Lindy had just landed her dream job as a campus photographer at Nicholls State University, where she was a sophomore. Dawn and her husband, Ray Simmons, are also parents of Ren, 35, Katie, 33, Shea, 31, Rhett, 28, Carly, 25, and Kyle, 24.Dawn describes her grief as “exhausting” and relentless.
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