Six-year-old Nathan Woessner of La Porte County, Indiana, is being called a modern-day Lazarus. Last Friday, Nathan was playing on a sand dune along Lake Michigan with his dad and a friend when he suddenly disappeared – swallowed up and buried under 11 feet of sand. By the time rescuers pulled him out, over three hours later, he was cold, he had no pulse, and he wasn’t breathing. His body was loaded into a truck. But as it bounced over the dunes, a medic was stunned to see Nathan start to breathe, and a cut on his head begin to bleed. Apparently, the dunes that had nearly killed him had jolted his body back to life. Doctors were stunned at how little injury he’d suffered, and say he could be back to normal in six months. The county coroner is especially happy. He doesn’t often get to report that a patient survived. His medical explanation for Nathan coming back to life? He has none. He said it’s an “absolute miracle.” For more of my commentary visit my website here: mikehuckabee/opinion
Posted on: Mon, 22 Jul 2013 15:07:53 +0000
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