[daniel1212]

Excerpts of excerpt. Full article here , by the grace of God.

[daniel1212]

But of-course, no mention of prayer.

[vespa300]

I thought you go to heaven when you die? At least that’s what everyone believes. Apparently these folks died and didn’t go anywhere which is exactly what the Bible says. We sleep until that day when Jesus returns.

The doctrine of an immortal disembodied soul...another lie from Rome and most believe it.

[Theophilus]

Hypothermia does not equal “froze to death”

[DannyTN]

I hate freezing to death.

[MMusson]

When you develop a process to freeze a Tomato and thaw it out looking fresh and firm - you will be able to freeze and thaw a person.

[central_va]

none were technically dead.

[9YearLurker]

Um, if her body temp was 88 degrees, she wasn’t frozen.

[dfwgator]

John Wayne's not dead, he's frozen, and as soon as we find a cure for Cancer we're gonna thaw out The Duke and he's gonna be pretty pissed off.

You know why?

Have you ever taken a cold shower, well multiply that by 15 million times. That's how pissed off The Duke's gonna be!

I'm gonna get The Duke, and John Cassavetes, and Lee Marvin, and Sam Peckinpah, and a case of whiskey, and drive down to Texas.....

[gunnut]

Maybe I saw it on a TV show but the saying was, you’re not dead until you are warm and dead. Cold and dead, you still have a chance.

[Getready]

When doing open chest cardiac surgery the body temp is sometimes brought down...I have heard from surgical tech teams that sometimes ice would be placed in the chest cavity. Cannot say I can verify with my own eyes.
As long as the oxygen requirements of tissue are met there is a possibility that someone can survive. Unfortunately chemical reactions go on even at lower temps...eventually proteins fold up and precipitate out...ice crystal disrupt cell membranes, not enough ATP is made, coagulation proteins coagulate, etc and patient dies. We are finding out that some people can hang out for longer periods than previously thought.

Wasn’t this one of the themes for the sci-fi film, The Thing, back in 1951?

[Libloather]

I’m only having my head frozen. Fingers crossed that they pick the right one.

[nesnah]

So there may be a sequel to The Shining?

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

Apparently the people who wrote the article do not understand the difference between "frozen" and "deep chilled".

They are now experimenting with deep chilling for spinal injuries. The cold reduces the amount of swelling and may return the injured person to full health rather then partially crippled. It is a very complicated process where a lot can go wrong but it also can have some amazingly positive results.