At the crux, we talk about tough decisions and clear thinking.

And that's exactly what case knives represent.

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day capable. Hello, survivalists. This is the Crux True Survival Story podcast. I'm Casey McIntosh. And I'm Julie

Henningson. And we are medical professionals with a passion for wilderness survival. Join us as we

explore real-life survival stories and the critical moments that determine their outcomes. Buckle up.

Adventure awaits. Let's dive into this week's story. Today's story honestly sounds like science

fiction, but every word is documented fact. I want to give a special shout out and thank you to

listener Corey Boynton, who reached out to us and shared today's story. It's an incredible tale,

and I can't wait to share it.

Thanks to Corey, who also complimented our stories around the campfire

of which the podcast, I love that description.

Yes, I loved it too.

And this is actually a great campfire story.

In fact, our main character could have used a campfire in the situation she unexpectedly found herself in, which led to one of the most amazing survival stories I would say that we've ever encountered.

Picture this. It's December 20, 1980. A 19-year-old woman crashes her car in rural Minnesota, walks two miles through a

blizzard in negative 22 degree weather, collapses 15 feet from help, and lies frozen solid in the

snow for six hours.

When they find her, she's literally frozen stiff.

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