Miss Sara Collins

It covered Sara Collins with concrete and steel beams and blood.
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For Miss Collins, nearly dying created more questions than it answered.

The Clyde native believes in fate, in a greater purpose.Why else would she have been pulled back from the edge of death?

When a terrace collapsed at the Lonz Winery six years ago, dropping Miss Collins and others 20 feet into a cellar, she broke her back and later developed a dangerous blood clot.

Today, there's a 12-inch scar running down the middle of her back and along her hip to remind her of the mess of concrete, chairs, steel beams, picnic tables, and blood that left one Toledo man dead and nearly 80 injured.

Now, she is fully recovered and living near Columbus, wondering what it all means.

"I think, what am I supposed to be doing with my life?"she said."I'm an accountant.
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Ms. Collins was a student at the time of the accident at Heidelberg College in Tiffin, where her work wasn't done.She underwent tough physical therapy and made it back to the classroom in time for fall semester.But she was miserable.

"When I first went back to school, I just felt like an outsider," said Miss Collins, now 27.