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(presenter) Hello everyone and welcome to our new show: “I shouldn’t be alive!”
Today we are welcoming Aron, an incredible adventurer who got lost in a desert for 127 hours. He’s gonna tell us about his amazing story! Welcome to… Aron!
(presenter) Hello Aron, how are you today?
(victim) Well, I’m fine now but I had to live through Hell! I really shouldn’t be alive!
Can you tell us what happened to you exactly?
Well, I was hiking in the desert, alone when I fell in a canyon. A boulder got free over me and I got trapped under 800 pounds of rock…
Oh my God! How did you survive? How did you feel?
At first, I thought I was gonna die. I didn’t have food, I didn’t have water, nobody could see me… My arm was trapped and broken and I was in such pain!
I was scared… and I panicked.
How horrible! So what did you do?
I was more than pessimistic but I put myself together. I stopped panicking and I believed in my rescue. I knew that if I shouted, nobody would come because I was lost in the most remote desert in Nevada. So I thought about how to survive.
Grand Canyon can be a deadly place indeed!
I was so desperate that I drank my urine and I cut my arm to get free from the boulder.
No way! How did you do that?
I had a knife and I used it. It was the worst pain in my life but I did it to see my family again. The desert wasn’t gonna be my grave. I was determined to live, no matter what.
How do you feel about it today? How has this experience changed you?
Today I’m glad to be alive and I’m not a daredevil anymore.
What if you had to start all over again?
If I started all over again, I wouldn’t go alone and I would tell people where I go.
(presenter)
Well that sounds like good advice! Thank you, Aron, for sharing your story with us today.
See you guys next week for our new episode of... “I shouldn’t be alive!”
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