Re: [asa] Miracle healing?

BTW here is Dr Eggelston's definition of a miracle from another article.

"Nurses in the meantime had contacted Dr. Eggleston at another hospital.

He said he couldn't believe what he was hearing.

"I wanted to come by and see it with my own eyes," the doctor said. "I was
certainly shocked. It's a miracle. The odds were certainly against her, and
she prevailed against her odds."

He said the chances of someone surviving after three cardiac arrests in a
24-hour period, and with the heart stopped for such a prolonged time, are
slim at best.

"Less than 10 percent," he said. "It's a low percentage. It's an amazing
feat. Some things are out of doctors' and nurses' hands.""

10 percent? I wouldnt call something with a chance of 10 percent as a
miracle!

----- Original Message -----
From: "Christine Smith" <christine_mb_smith@yahoo.com>
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Sent: Friday, May 23, 2008 2:23 PM
Subject: [asa] Miracle healing?

> I'm no doctor, but if rigor mortis really was setting
> in and there was zero brain function, I don't see how
> this couldn't be a true miracle :) --any doubters out
> there want to put out an alternative explanation??
> http://www.newsnet5.com/health/16363548/detail.html
>
> In Christ,
> Christine (ASA member)
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