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Yes. It's my own stupid fault for not insuring the car, driving like an idiot and screwing up my life. You have to take responsibility for your actions at some point.
Fortunately I have private and permanent health insurance because I understand the risk to my income of scenarios like that, insure my cars and drive within the laws of the country as set down by parliament so I won't be in that predicament.
Does your private health insurance pay for emergency treatment? Did your private insurance pay for the training of the doctors, nurses and physios that you are going to need?
I presumed you actually insured the car otherwise you would be paying for the hedge, road surface and other structures you damaged.
Plus the call out of the emergency services that are required. People automatically dial 999 so the state emergency services would get their first including possibly the fire brigade to cut you out and an air ambulance to get you to hospital fast.
In fact if the UK was like the US in that situation you would file for bankruptcy and so would escape your debts.





