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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.

Welcome back to the Krux True Survival Stories.

I'm your host, Julie Henningson.

Before we dive into today's episode, I'd like to extend a heartfelt thank you to listener Phil Hall, who generously sent us some wonderful Grama Gatewood t-shirts.

Phil were just as inspired by Grandma Gatewood as you are.

And listeners, if you haven't listened to episode 181 yet, I highly recommend it. Phil also reminded us of an important truth. Sometimes bad

decisions make the best survival stories. Today's episode is particularly special. We're sharing an

incredible airplane crash survival story

that was not the result of a bad decision. In fact, this survival story might have ended in

tragedy had it not been for some good decisions and perhaps a touch of divine intervention.

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