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Stallion

(6,474 posts) Fri May 18, 2018, 10:41 PM May 2018

Luckiest Guy in the World

MSNBC has a live interview with Rome Schubert, a Santa Fe student, who has an entry/exit wound to the head and he is perfectly fine sitting on the porch talking

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Luckiest Guy in the World (Original Post) Stallion May 2018 OP

Amazing. But a fraction of an inch in any direction and he could have been skylucy May 2018 #1

I Just Saw That Leith May 2018 #2

Yeah-He Was Mostly Concerned About Missing His Baseball Team's High School Playoff Game Stallion May 2018 #4

He was lucky he didn't do more damage by vaulting over that 7' fence. Frustratedlady May 2018 #3

skylucy

(3,739 posts)

1. Amazing. But a fraction of an inch in any direction and he could have been

Reply to Stallion (Original post)

Fri May 18, 2018, 10:47 PM

May 2018

paralyzed or killed.

Leith

(7,809 posts)

2. I Just Saw That

Reply to Stallion (Original post)

Fri May 18, 2018, 10:50 PM

May 2018

He was lucky to not be killed or left paralyzed. Either he's a low-key guy or he's still in shock over his horrible experience.

Stallion

(6,474 posts)

4. Yeah-He Was Mostly Concerned About Missing His Baseball Team's High School Playoff Game

Reply to Leith (Reply #2)

Fri May 18, 2018, 10:53 PM

May 2018

amazing his excitement talking about his teammate's baseball game kind of brought back what high school was--or rather should be all about.

Frustratedlady

(16,254 posts)

3. He was lucky he didn't do more damage by vaulting over that 7' fence.

Reply to Stallion (Original post)

Fri May 18, 2018, 10:51 PM

May 2018

He is one fortunate young man. He was alert enough to put pressure on the bleeder (his mother works in ICU).

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