Real Life Mini-Doom Survival Story

Ok. DOUBLEPLUSDOOM. I was on GLP last night reading about all the earthquakes in CA, the possible connections to the full/blue moon, ad other such doomsday topics. Then I left home with my son to go pick my fiancé up from work, like I always do.
As I'm driving east on my normal route, a white car darts accross the intersection and I slowed down and let him pass. As I took my foot off the break and was setting it back on the gas, a red car appeared out of nowhere, inches in front of me. I didn't even have time to slam the break before I hit them head on. My SUV rolled over and all the airbags deployed. Aside from minor scrapes and bruises, my son and I are fine, although a bit shaken up.
The SUV was on it's side, and my son was hanging in the air from his seatbelt. I think I bumped my head because my glasses had flown off, but I found them and got my seatbelt, then crawled into the back and got my son down safely. People were already on the phone with 911, I could hear their voices and sort of saw people through the windsheild. I called my fiancé, and told him where the accident happened (2 minutes away from his job).
They couldn't open the doors, and I saw smoke inside the car. So I got back to the front of the car and started kicking the windsheild, I just wanted to get my son out of that car!!! As I was doing that, fire/rescue arrived on the scene. There was a bunch of confusion because I wouldn't stop kicking out the glass, and they were yelling from outside for mento stop. I guess a paramedic or a cop told me to unlock the doors, I completely forgot I had them all locked!!
Now understand how disorienting this all was, the SUV was on it's side, so I was actually looking for the button to unlock the doors, on the ceiling!
Once I realized that the button was actually under my feet, I was able to unlock all he doors, and fire/rescue got us out through the trunk.
I can't really explain the complex thought process that in involved in experiencing this kind if event, but I know I went in to full on Battle/Survival-mode. From the split-second before impact through the moment we got out of the SUV, I didn't panic, and I didn't really feel fear. It was so weird. As soon as I felt the crash, I could hear my son crying, and I identified it as cries of fear, not pain. And the we're rolling and sliding and all I kept saying was "Stay calm!" and "it's ok"' over and over.
I'm still pretty freaked out by the whole thing, but I am so greatful that my son and I are still alive. We always wear our seatbelts, and that's what saved our lives last night, I know it. I would have flown through the windsheild and my son would have been slammed all over the inside if the SUV. Instead, we have some minor scratches and a few bruises, and my muscles are sore and stiff. I cannot even begin to express my grattitude for surviving that accident practically unharmed, and with my son safely in my arms (he's 9 yrs old, btw). I've got some pics and video that I'll upload a bit later.
On the GLP side of things, my mom shows up at the hospital and tells me "I know this might sound crazy, but I've had a bad feeling all week, like something bad was gonna happen. I even had an mental image of [your son] crying today". She kept trying to assure me that she wasn't making this up. I have no reason to doubt her, as she doesn't know anything about my interests in the paranormal.
Then when I called a friend to tell them about the accident, I say "Ted, my son and I are lucky to be alive right now", and he says "Oh my god, please tell me you don't have bad news too." I didn't get the details, but it seems another one of his friends was arrested for something last night as well.
Any one else have any Mini-Doom experiences last night?


BTW: Accident occured on sw 3rd st in pompano beach fl. I'll add the google earth coordinates when I post the pics and stuff