Fàràbàle......

In case you are a sports fan you may have heard how the United States men’s hockey team pulled off an impressive come back against a better side, the Soviet Union (old Russia) at the 1980 Winter Olympics . .....at that time, the United States team was the poor side...so their win was tagged “ miracle on ice” becos no one saw the United States winning that hockey match.




Scratch that......... that’s not what this thread is about....

Meet Jean Hilliard, the real “miracle on ice”

Hilliard had been declared a medical miracle by doctors after she recovered from being frozen for over six hours in subzero temperatures of -22°C....


On the night of Dec. 20..the same 1980,19-year-old Jean Hilliard's car hit the ditch.

She tried to walk for help but some how fell and hit her head. She was found in the morning in the front yard of a local cattle rancher — frozen solid as a log.

Her right hand has found raised up...solid like a 2/4 plank and was moved that way assuming she was dead....

She was so frozen that her skin could not be pierced by hypodermic needles — the needles just broke on contact.

Her body temperature was so low that it didn’t register on a thermometer.

Her face was an ashen-gray color and her eyes didn’t respond to changes in light.


Even though the medical staff thought she was dead, they decided to gradually warm up her body with heating pads so that she could at least fit into corps shelves at the morgue.


Surprisingly, Jean still got some fights left in her. The medical team noticed a faint pulse of 12 beats per minute... that’s not normal for a person but it was enough to bring Jean back to full recovery...

Again... meet Jean...with her un-dyed hair...she’s still very much alive in 2021

Very unusual

She is a the real sub zero

Lalasticlala...come and see something

Indeed a miracle on ice.

I heard there are some amphibian species that could do same. I think it's a toad and a salamander