The grandmother of a seven-year-old girl killed when her stepmum fell asleep at the wheel following a drug binge has told a court her life has been 'smashed into a million pieces'.
Amber Allen died in a horror crash when a car driven by Kylie Allely at more than 100 km/h slammed into another vehicle on the wrong side of the road at Yallourn North, about two hours east of Melbourne, in October 2018.
The 32-year-old was suffering from rebound fatigue after consuming meth days earlier.
Amber Allen (pictured), 7, died in a horror crash when a car driven by Kylie Allely at more than 100 km/h slammed into another vehicle on the wrong side of the road at Yallourn North in October 2018
Allely used the drug every second week while her two young children, along with her stepdaughter Amber, went back into the care of her ex-partner Gareth Allen.
Amber died in hospital, while Allely's five-year-old son and three-year-old daughter were seriously injured in the crash.
'My life and soul has been smashed into a million pieces,' Amber's grandmother Elizabeth Allen told the Victorian County Court on Friday.
'The anguish of seeing Amber being loaded into an air ambulance still makes me wake up in a cold sweat. It's not just her death I will grieve but all her hopes and dreams.
Allely was suffering from rebound fatigue after consuming methamphetamine days earlier (Pictured: Emergency authorities at the scene in October 2018)
'She will never go to high school, she will never date, have a first kiss or first job, learn to drive, get married,
