Tributes are being paid to a dad-of-two from Falkirk killed after a car he was driving crashed.
Bryan Webster, 29, was rushed to the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh after a white Vauxhall Corsa left the A883, between Camelon and Bonnybridge, three weeks ago.
Emergency services raced to the scene near Headswood Mains Farm around 7.40pm on Sunday, February 13, to find the vehicle badly smashed up.
The front seat passenger, a 33-year-old man, sustained serious but not life threatening injuries, and was taken to the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow where his condition was described as serious but stable.
A 28-year-old woman, the rear seat passenger, sustained minor injuries and was treated at the nearby Forth Valley Royal Hospital.
Yesterday, more than three weeks on from the horror smash, Police Scotland confirmed Brian had passed away.
Leading the tributes pal Claire McGarva said: "We ended up great friends.
"Will always treasure your voice messages, some make me laugh. I really thought you would get better.
"I held on to your letters praying for a miracle. One thing you have left me is your mum, who's like my second mother.
"And for that, I thank you. Rest easy B, it's a hard one you will be sadly missed by all.
"Shine bright like that star your mum has seen in the same place every week. All my love Claire."
Another wrote: "I cannae believe I am writing this. RIP Brian mate - gonnae miss you like f***."
Someone else said: "RIP Brian. My thoughts are with your family and two wee girls."
A third commented: "Am heartbroken at this. I thought you were going to pull through. You were a fighter Brian. RIP and shine bright up there."
"You were one in a million", said another.
Another pal said: "Rest in peace Bryan thinking of your family and your girls. Shine bright up there keep the party going wi the rest."
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: "A 29-year-old man has died in hospital following a crash on the A883 on Sunday, 13 February.
"The incident happened around 7.40pm near Headswood Mains Farm.
"The man was the driver of a white Vauxhall Corsa which was the only vehicle involved.
"He died at the Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh during the morning of Monday, 7 March.
"Two other people suffered non-life threatening injuries in the incident.
"A 28-year-old woman was arrested in connection with road traffic offences."
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