Citizen Queen singer left unable to walk after horrifying car accident: "It was harrowing"

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A singer has been left wheelchair-bound after being caught up in a horrific car accident.

Cora Isabel, a member of the girl group Citizen Queen, has taken to social media to explain how she was involved in a “harrowing” multiple vehicle pile-up. The 23-year-old was hospitalised for two weeks following the incident.

Taking to social media, Isabel has updated fans on her condition - and whether she will be able to walk again.

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Citizen Queen singer Cora Isabel was left unable to walk after a "life-threatening" car crash.Citizen Queen singer Cora Isabel was left unable to walk after a "life-threatening" car crash.
Citizen Queen singer Cora Isabel was left unable to walk after a "life-threatening" car crash. | Instagram

In a post on the Citizen Queen Instagram account, she said: “Recently I was involved in a serious car accident that left me with significant injuries, including multiple broken bones. It was a harrowing experience, as I was pinned down by a guard rail and it took firefighters over 30 minutes to safely extract me from the vehicle.

“After spending two weeks in the hospital, I have now been moved to a rehabilitation centre where I am beginning my recovery journey. Currently I am wheelchair-bound and will need approximately eight weeks before I can walk again.

“This has been a life-threatening situation, and I am incredibly grateful to have survived. The doctors and I firmly believe I will make a full recovery.

“My family and I are asking for your continued healing prayers and thoughts as I work through this process. Your encouragement means everything to me as I take this journey toward healing.”

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