Shark Attack Survivor Now Volunteers at the Place Her Life Was Saved
Maria recovered her ability to walk after she was attacked by a shark – and now she's marching back to the trauma center to help other people just like her.
If Raymond Bowling hadn't decided to hit his snooze alarm during Wednesday's stormy morning, it may have cost him his life.
Raymond was having trouble falling asleep on Tuesday night while thunderstorms were wracking the city. His lack of sleep may have ended up saving his life, however, when a tree speared through the roof of his bathroom.
Raymond entered his bathroom to find that a limb from a 40-foot-tall pin oak tree had fallen through the roof of his ceiling in the exact spot where he typically brushes his teeth in the morning. He says that if he hadn't stayed in bed, he would almost have definitely been struck by the bough.
"I actually stood up to start getting ready for work but decided to let the snooze go off one more time," says Raymond. "Laid back down and this happened just minutes afterwards."
"Good Lord was looking out for me for sure," Raymond added.
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