Wrong number call may have saved her life

Jewish World Review ^ | 2/2/2012 | Jim Carney

[Former Fetus]

Dialing the right wrong number may have saved the life of a Cuyahoga Falls woman.

Loretta Smith, 70, said a complete stranger many states away came to her rescue Saturday when she fell ill.

Around 4 p.m., Smith said, her right arm went dead. Soon the whole right side of her body wouldn't respond. And then she fell to the floor.

"I couldn't move," she said.

When she tried to stretch out, her left leg hit a table near her bed and knocked the telephone onto the floor.

[Former Fetus]

Sometimes, especially in an election year, I feel like giving up on the world. That is, until I read a story like this!

[afraidfortherepublic]

FTA: Smith said Crater could easily have ignored a call from a number he didn't know.

Isn't that the truth? Now, I'm going to feel guilty every time I skip answering a call from a number I don't recognize.

[Shery]

Very good post! What a great way to start the day, with a story that encourages instead of making you feel more depressed! Praise God that this guy didn’t hang up!