SARAH RAINEY: As a little girl, Sammi Kinghorn was inseparable from her father Neill. She used to follow him around the farm in the Scottish Borders where Neill worked as a stockman.
I was to blame for the accident that cost me the use of my legs. But my dad thought it was his fault – and that blew our lives apart- I was to blame for the accident that cost me the use of my legs. But my dad thought it was his fault – and that blew our lives apart * I was to blame for the accident that cost me the use of my legs. But my dad thought it was his fault – and that blew our lives apart | I was to blame for the accident that cost me the use of my legs. But my dad thought it was his fault – and that blew our lives apart | I was to blame for the accident that cost me the use of my legs. But my dad thought it was his fault – and that blew our lives apart | I was to blame for the accident that cost me the use of my legs. But my dad thought it was his fault – and that blew our lives apart | I was to blame for the accident that cost me the use of my legs. But my dad thought it was his fault – and that blew our lives apart | I was to blame for the accident that cost me the use of my legs. But my dad thought it was his fault – and that blew our lives apart | I was to blame for the accident that cost me the use of my legs. But my dad thought it was his fault – and that blew our lives apart | I was to blame for the accident that cost me the use of my legs. But my dad thought it was his fault – and that blew our lives apart | | I was to blame for the accident that cost me the use of my legs. But my dad thought it was his fault – and that blew our lives apart | | I was to blame for the accident that cost me the use of my legs. But my dad thought it was his fault – and that blew our lives apart