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"Biddeford police said they're searching for a driver involved in a hit-and-run crash that severely injured an elderly nun.Police said Sister Viola Lausier, 89, was hit by the car Monday morning and suffered multiple injuries, including a lacerated liver and collapsed lung.Lausier was listed in fair condition at Maine Medical Center and will need surgery on a for an arm fracture.Reid Scher, the executive director at St. Andre's Home, said Lausier has worked at the agency seven days a week for about 30 years. The home provides help to pregnant women and single mothers of young children.Scher said Lausier arrives at 7 a.m. every day, always before him, and can answer any question he has.Scher said Lausier's absence leaves the agency without its heart and soul, and he's praying for her recovery.Sister JoAnne Roy of the Good Shepherd Sisters said she spoke with Lausier. She said Lausier does have some very serious injuries, but she is doing better.WMTW News 8's Aly Myles spoke with Lausier. She said Elm Street is dangerous and can often wait up to 10 minutes before being able to cross.\"I have no idea what color was the car,\" Lausier said. \"I think it's the mirror that hit me.\"Lausier said she's forgiven the driver who hit her because she doesn't believe they knew what they did.Lausier said she would like to know the name of the man who helped her inside once she hit the ground so she can thank him.\"There's always people what come at the right time to help. I really think that's good,\" Lausier said.Those who live and work with Lausier hope the driver will come forward.\"We look forward to her being back. She's got a bit of a road ahead of her, but our prayers are all with her and our prayers are that the person will choose to do the right thing and come forward,\" Scher said.Anyone with information about the case is asked to call Biddeford police.9234908"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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