Watch: Heart-Stopping Video Captures the Moment a Michigan Driver’s Car Splits in Half

Saying that this Michigan woman is lucky to be alive after the car accident she was involved in is a major understatement.

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19 year-old Demi Veasley of Sterling Heights was able to walk away with just a few bruises after her car was T-boned by a speeding driver at the intersection of Hall Road and Schoenherr.

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The impact was so hard that her Kia Optima was split in half.

She remained in the front half in the driver's seat while a nearby business cameras caught the vehicle's back half rolling across the road, eventually coming to a stop in the parking lot.

Veasley shared with WDIV 4 that she thought she was dead.

“I screamed. I screamed really loudly. I blacked out for a little bit and then I was facing north and the first thing I said as soon as I opened my eyes was thank you God. Like I didn’t know if I was alive or not."

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The experience of this car crash is something that Veasley plans on sharing with people.

“Just seeing the video, I’m like wow, I really survived that. Now, I have a testimony to tell people. Everything has a purpose. Everything has a meaning and everything has reason. God will see you through.”

You can watch the video of the shocking crash as well as the full interview below.