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Paralyzed Army wife visits Sustainment Brigade to address teen safety
Fort Campbell – Kelly Narowski, the Army wife who turned a tragic automobile accident that left her paralyzed into a personal crusade for driver safety, will return to Fort Campbell Thursday through Saturday.
Narowski will speak to the Soldiers of the 106th Transportation Battalion and 129th Combat Sustainment Support Battalion, 101st Sustainment Brigade, 101st Airborne Division, Thursday and Friday. She will also conduct a special high-risk behavior presentation to the teen-agers of the Soldiers assigned to the “Lifeliners” Brigade on Saturday.
Kelly Narowski
Narowski, then 25, was injured in an automobile accident in 1998, after she was thrown from the jeep she was driving. She was driving a friend home who had drank too much that afternoon, but Narowski did not wear her seatbelt.
The accident left her paralyzed from the chest down. Since then, she has traveled the country talking to the public about the dangers of high-risk behavior behind the wheel, including drinking and driving, and texting while driving.
She first spoke to Soldiers of the “Lifeliners” Brigade this past September during a Brigade-level Safety day.
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