In 2013, when Jamie Ohl Turner was 22 years old, life took an unexpected turn. After spending a long weekend visiting friends, she began a familiar drive back to Washington State University. The stretch of highway is one she’d driven many times before, but on that day, fatigue set in, and everything changed in an instant. Jamie drifted off behind the wheel, lost control of her car, and rolled seven times down a 30-foot embankment. She was trapped inside the wreckage with severe injuries and fading consciousness. After emergency responders pulled her from her car, she was airlifted to the hospital, coding several times along the way. Her injuries were extensive — damage to her shoulder, knee, back, wrists, and internal organs — and her recovery was long and uncertain. “I spent over a week in intensive care, a month in recovery, and then another week in rehab before finally going home,” Jamie said. “Even then, it took three months in a wheelchair and two years of follow-up appointment...