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Therapist, Mom-to-Be, Tragically Killed on Highway
8 Jun
Summary
- A pregnant therapist died after being struck by a vehicle on a highway.
- She had exited her car following a previous collision.
- The community has raised over $50,000 to support her grieving family.
A pregnant woman, Leah Hyde, a compassionate therapist, lost her life earlier this week on a highway in Missouri. Hyde had been driving westbound on the West James River Expressway when she collided with a divider. Tragically, after exiting her vehicle to assess the situation, she was struck by a passing motorist.
The 24-year-old therapist, who was expecting a baby girl named Lark Elizabeth, was deeply committed to her patients. Friends described her as someone who genuinely cared and wanted to help people become their best selves. Her loss has deeply impacted her family and the Ozarks community.
In the wake of this profound tragedy, the community has shown immense support for Hyde's grieving husband and family. They have rallied together, raising over $50,000 towards a $60,000 goal. This outpouring of generosity reflects the significant positive impact Hyde had on many lives.
