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Taylor Swift Fan Involved In Car Crash Is Brought To Tears After Receiving A Get Well Soon Card From The Pop Superstar

Taylor Swift Fan Involved In Car Crash Is Brought To Tears After Receiving A Get Well Soon Card From The Pop Superstar
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A Taylor Swift fan said she was brought to tears by a handwritten note from the singer after she was involved in a car crash. Lindsay Sizemore Kentucky, a 23-year-old from Nashville in the United States, said she was “still in complete, utter shock” after receiving the letter and a bouquet of flowers.

The note was written on paper embossed with the words Taylor Swift. “Hi buddy. I’m so sorry to hear about the accident, my heart aches knowing that such a wonderful person is having to go through this. I hope these flowers brighten your day. You’re gonna rock that neck brace and soon we’ll all be bopping at shows together again," Taylor wrote.


The note ended on sweet wishes and love for Lindsay and her family. “Give hugs to your family for me. I’m so happy you’re okay. Love, Taylor.”

Lindsay, who studies cosmetics, said she does not know how the singer found out she was in hospital. A video she posted on social media showed her crying as she was handed the note.

Lindsay took to Twitter to share the wishes from the singer.

“I finally stopped crying long enough to post that Taylor Swift just sent me flowers and a handwritten note… I’m still in complete utter shock. Thank you so much. I love you endlessly, you have no idea how much this meant to me,” Lindsay twitted.

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