Megan Bouge, 28, and 3-year-old daughter, Wyncie. Courtesy: SmokeyBarn.com
Megan Bouge and 2-week-old baby, Emmett. Courtesy: SmokeyBarn.comSPRINGFIELD, Tenn. -
A three-year-old girl injured in a collision earlier this week in Robertson County remains in critical condition at a Nashville hospital.
Wyncie Bouge is still on life support Vanderbilt Children's Hospital, according to a Springfield police lieutenant. She has been given a 50% chance of survival.
Her mother, 28-year-old Megan Bouge, and two-week-old brother were also injured in the crash Monday evening that claimed the lives of Megan Bouge's mother and Mandricus Darden, 27, of Springfield.
According to a Facebook page created following the crash called Prayers for the Bouge Family, baby Emmett has been moved to a regular room and is doing very well.
Megan's surgery went well and doctors are hopeful that no more surgeries are needed. She was taken off a ventilator Thursday afternoon.
The cause of the crash remains under investigation.
Authorities said Darden crossed the center line and struck Bouge's head-on vehicle but they're unsure why.
At the time of the crash, Darden, who has a lengthy criminal history, was driving on a suspended licensee.
Darden was arrested in Nashville in 2011 for two robberies. He has previous convictions for cocaine possession and unlawful weapon possession.
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