Harmer said support from his family is helping him get through it all. His recovery in the hospital has been slow but steady. Harmer’s pelvis was broken in three places. I mean, you don’t want to see your husband lying on the ground with paramedics,” Elayne said. He called Harmer’s wife, Elayne, who rushed back to the airport where she had just dropped off her husband. Good Samaritans came to Harmer’s aid, including a third-year medical student visiting Utah from Alabama. “They said had I been any smaller or less muscular, they would not have expected me to survive.” “The paramedics estimate that he was going at least 40 mph and the car that injured me was heading at least going 20 mph,” Harmer said. Police said the driver was cooperating with the ongoing investigation. He crashed into several parked cars and pushed another car into Harmer. Salt Lake police said the driver, a rental car company employee, was moving the vehicle, which had handicap driving accessibility features in it, when he lost control.
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