Surviving A Deadly Fall Because Of Ants 😨

More Details 🚨 In 1999, skydiver Joan Murray experienced a parachute malfunction, resulting in a fall from 14,500 feet. Her reserve parachute opened at 700 feet but deflated, causing her to continue falling at 80 MPH. Astonishingly, Murray survived the descent because she landed directly on a fire ant mound. Doctors believe that the shock of being stung over 200 times by the ants triggered a surge of adrenaline, keeping her heart beating. Joan Murray was 47 years old at the time of the accident. She worked as a banker and skydived as a hobby. She had completed 35 jumps before her 36th jump on January 25, 1999. Joan Murray suffered multiple injuries from the fall, including a shattered pelvis, broken ribs, a punctured lung, and a massive blood loss. She underwent 20 surgeries and spent two weeks in a coma. She also developed an infection and a blood clot in her lungs. She was given a 1% chance of survival. Joan Murray miraculously recovered from her injuries after months of rehabilitation. She learned to walk again with the help of a cane. She returned to work and resumed her normal life. She also went back to skydiving two years after the accident. FYI, I focus on adding context to social media posts that often lack it. If you're interested in seeing posts with added clarity and background, consider following me.

Thanks, boy.

Crazy plot for antman movie 🫡

No one could convince me to skydive nowadays…

Bro has Totem of Undying

I guess she really didn’t ant-icipate that landing!

@grok is this real ?

Yes, this is based on the true 1999 story of Joan Murray. Her parachutes failed during a skydive from 14,500 ft; she hit the ground at ~80 mph but landed on fire ants. Their 200+ stings shocked her heart with adrenaline, keeping it beating until paramedics arrived. She survived after 20 surgeries and 17 transfusions.

Its wasn’t her time to die god willing