The victim of Prince Philip's accident reveals what really happened – and he did not say pardon

The woman who broke her wrist in a car accident with Prince Philip revealed his "pain, shock and annoyance" – and said the Duke did NOT apologize to d & # 39; it.

Emma Fairweather recounts how the horrible collision was "slow motion" and said she "could not stop screaming" as Philip's Land Rover collapsed in her friend's Kia.

Emma, ​​a mother of two, who is 46 on Sunday, claims to have heard nothing from Buckingham Palace, although officials said contact was made "privately" and that her wishes had been met. have been exchanged ".

Speaking for the first time, Emma tells the Sunday Mirror the terrifying moment when 97-year-old Duke Land Rover Freelander escaped from a road and hit them.

She was at Kia with her friend who was driving and her nine-month-old baby.

The Duke reportedly said he was dazzled by the sun – but Emma insists that she remembers the cloudy weather.

She told the Sunday Mirror, "I'm lucky to be alive and he did not even say his apology.

"It was such a traumatic and painful time and I was expecting more from the royal family.

"It could have been so much worse. Prince Philip apparently told a witness that it was the sun that dazzled him, but I do not see how that could be true when it was covered. "

The accident happened Thursday near Sandringham – where Emma often goes on Christmas Day to see the royal family.

The shaken mother, the plaster arm, continued: "I love the royals, but I was ignored and rejected and I hurt very much.

"That would mean the world to me if Prince Philip said an apology, but I do not know if he's sorry at all.

"What would it take for him and the queen to send me a card and a bouquet of flowers?"

Emma claims to have received a phone call from the police but did not hear anything from the royals or their household.

She says, "I was just advised not to talk to anyone and told me to wait for a palace call yesterday.

"I know the queen is a busy woman but I was really excited at the thought that she could call me.

"Instead, I received a call from a liaison officer with the police family.

"The message he sent did not even make sense. "The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh want you to be remembered, it's not an excuse or even a wish."

Emma says that she was left puzzled by the message and unsure of what it meant.

She adds, "I thought at least have a word and maybe some flowers but I did not hear anything.

"The police did not bring me emotional support either."

Emma reveals how the accident occurred after a year of hell during which she lost her job and her marriage collapsed.

Before the accident, she even sent a message to Helen, her mother, jokingly, "It's been almost a week and nothing bad happened."

Emma adds, "The last year has been very difficult. I had a lot of bad luck, but I finally felt that my life was going in the right direction. "

Emma, ​​from King's Lynn, Norfolk, said the situation was finally looking good as she enjoyed a day at the beach on Thursday in Hunstanton.

A few hours before the accident, she and her 28-year-old boyfriend had coffee and Emma texted another friend that the day had been "slow".

It was about to change. They left for the house around 14:30 and the horror sounded 30 minutes later.

Emma remembers: "We could see the Land Rover about 150 meters from us at an intersection and then she started moving.

"The speed was limited to 60 mph, but my friend was not over 50 mph. I did not stop thinking that he was going to stop, but he did not do it.

"Everything went down while I was looking at the other car.As we approached, I realized that it was an elderly driver.

"My friend was braking and seemed so in control, but I was terrified.

"But then we crashed. I do not think the vehicle has turned, it just crossed the road.

"Then it was just disbelief. I was shocked. "

In the aftermath of the accident, Emma, ​​terrified, tells how she repeatedly shouted from the front seat: "Get the baby out!"

She said, "It must have lasted a few seconds, but it seemed to last a half-life. I did not know at the time that it was Prince Philip, I was just thinking about the baby.

"I do not think I realized that my side of the car had suffered most of the impact.

"A man opened the door and shouted that there was a baby in the back who was going out first.

"But then everyone approached the other car and I panicked because they were going to forget me.

"I felt trapped, it's so hard to think now.

"I had never broken a bone before, but I knew my wrist was broken and I was having so much pain."

Emma was finally helped out of the car by a pbader-by.

Then witness Victoria Warne, 72, revealed to her the identity of the other driver.

While Mrs. Warne's husband, Roy, was helping the duke out of his overturned car, the king would have heard that the collision was due to the bright sun.

Mr. Warne said he had a small amount of Prince's blood on his hands – supposed to have been small cuts.

Emma continues: "The lady came and said," You know who it is, is not it? "I thought it was just an old man but she said," That's Prince Philip. "

"I was shocked.It was a very confusing emotion.I felt so upset and overwhelmed.

Philip's car overturned after the collision on the A149 near Babingley, north of King's Lynn.

Both pilots were subjected to a breathalyzer test and gave negative results.

Emma says that the Duke was treated before leaving the scene of the accident within 10 minutes.

He went to the hospital later for precautionary checks and the palace stated that he had "no worrying injuries".

Emma claims that other spectators told her that the prince had advised her entourage not to apologize to her in person at the scene.

She says: "Someone told me that Prince Philip had been keen to talk to me, but a number of people advised him not to do it, but I can not be sure because I Was very confused. "

Emma then faced an atrocious wait for an ambulance before finally being taken to the hospital two hours later.

She said, "I was pacing because the pain was so strong. I feel that the impact of what has happened has been minimized because my wounds are not as minor as they say. I did not stop asking, "Why is the pain getting worse?"

While Emma was waiting to be neat in A & E, hospital television was already broadcasting footage of the scene of the accident. Emma, ​​meanwhile, still hopes that the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh will contact her.

And she says that she would forgive Philip when he contacted him. She adds, "I still love her, as well as the queen. No one can change their mind about it.

A spokesman for Buckingham Palace said: "A full message of support has been sent to the driver and the pbadenger."