Carol Murray

So I fell about 3,200 feet, which is a kilometer.

For our reference, that's two CN towers.

So the height of two CN towers, the top of the CN tower.

But I'd like to, you know, I'm a pretty positive thinker.

An elderly woman was sitting on her step having tea, so I say I dropped in for tea.

Literally.

That's, oh, my gosh.

I feel really blessed because two feet any other way, I don't think I would have made it because it was a paved driveway.

There was a brick house.

There was a big, thick tree.

Yeah.

I just feel it's hard to accept or wonder.

Could it all be physics?

But I also wonder if there's a greater purpose or it just takes time.

And I probably need another one soon.

I need a new hip, but I have to lose a little weight.

If I lose some weight, I can delay the hip, which is great.

I have been losing, but I have more to lose.

So the biggest problem was my right femur, my thigh bone.

So that was a compound fracture, and that means it came right out of the leg and it dug right into the ground.