Wow. Superwoman or something..thats pretty wild. . .pretty cool too. Anyways, I'll talk more tomorrow. Night Folks.

-wD

Damn! She's very lucky to have have only broken her pelvis!
That would be amazing to see.

Wonder how bad her pelvis was broken?

Looks she walked, so maybe a hairline fracture.

Your thoughts?

Well, she's used up her lifetime's worth of luck. wtach her get struck by lightning or something.

DE

Originally posted by DeusEx
... wtach her get struck by lightning or something.

How nice of you so say that.

Wonder how bad her pelvis was broken?

Looks she walked, so maybe a hairline fracture.

Your thoughts?

Your probably right about the hairline fracture surfup. But they still shouldn't have let her walk. Sometimes other complications don't kick in right away.

Wouldn't her fracture hurt as hell if she walks?

Wouldn't her fracture hurt as hell if she walks?

I'm thinking her adrenalin was really up and she probably didn't even notice the pain. I know when I was in a bad auto accident...... where my knees were crushed and a nasty concussion. I didn't feel any pain until hours later. Boy it really set in than!

Originally posted by surfup

How nice of you so say that.

Sorry, but I'm a practical kind of guy. There's onyl so much luck to go around, right?

DE

Wow that's almost as hard to believe as a man from a cave changed american society forever!!

Originally posted by DeusEx

Sorry, but I'm a practical kind of guy. There's onyl so much luck to go around, right?

Luck is just a word.

i can just see it now,

thyth busters: Woman falls 820 feet and sirvis, now we test

I'm thinking her adrenalin was really up and she probably didn't even notice the pain. I know when I was in a bad auto accident...... where my knees were crushed and a nasty concussion. I didn't feel any pain until hours later. Boy it really set in than!

I agree, not only would the adrenaline be flowing, but she must have been in shock as well.

The paramedics should have made her get on a spine board or whatever it's called.

I was rock climbing one day...fell 500 feet...a fellow climber and life saving friend caught me and stopped me from falling over the next cliff. No hard core damage...just torn up jeans and shirt and a lot of "rock-rash"...hehe. Thank you Oleeo...you saved my life.

It's amazing. It reminds me of the story of the stewardess who fell from 36,000 feet after a plane broke up, glanced off the side of a mountain and survived, in the 70's.