Cassandra

It was just me saying, yeah, I don't think I'm quite done yet. I've got some things I'd like to do. There was one particular sentence that I said, which was, I haven't been a judge yet. At the time, I was political science, pre-law. And the minute I said that sentence... I was back in my body and it was just like instantaneous. It felt like I was in that space for like 10, 15 minutes.

It was just me saying, yeah, I don't think I'm quite done yet. I've got some things I'd like to do. There was one particular sentence that I said, which was, I haven't been a judge yet. At the time, I was political science, pre-law. And the minute I said that sentence... I was back in my body and it was just like instantaneous. It felt like I was in that space for like 10, 15 minutes.

In actuality, I was maybe a minute to a minute and a half. I can hear them saying my name. I'm aware of what's happening. I'm aware I'm completely buried.

In actuality, I was maybe a minute to a minute and a half. I can hear them saying my name. I'm aware of what's happening. I'm aware I'm completely buried.

In actuality, I was maybe a minute to a minute and a half. I can hear them saying my name. I'm aware of what's happening. I'm aware I'm completely buried.

Completely cemented in.

Completely cemented in.

Completely cemented in.

I'm trying to spit some dirt out of my mouth. And one of the guys who'd been up there a lot that summer, so I'd gotten to know him really well, he sees this little bit of dirt move and he starts to uncover my face. My eyes are just caked with dirt. So I actually can't see anything. And I wear contacts. I really can't see anything. They start to get my body uncovered.

I'm trying to spit some dirt out of my mouth. And one of the guys who'd been up there a lot that summer, so I'd gotten to know him really well, he sees this little bit of dirt move and he starts to uncover my face. My eyes are just caked with dirt. So I actually can't see anything. And I wear contacts. I really can't see anything. They start to get my body uncovered.

I'm trying to spit some dirt out of my mouth. And one of the guys who'd been up there a lot that summer, so I'd gotten to know him really well, he sees this little bit of dirt move and he starts to uncover my face. My eyes are just caked with dirt. So I actually can't see anything. And I wear contacts. I really can't see anything. They start to get my body uncovered.

In the meantime, this is 2001, rural Montana. There's no cell phone service. And our radios were not working. So one of the other customers jumped in their private vehicle and drove like the 15 minutes down the mountain back to the base to call 911 and say we need help. There's been a cave-in at the Sapphire Mine and people are buried. Oh, my God.

In the meantime, this is 2001, rural Montana. There's no cell phone service. And our radios were not working. So one of the other customers jumped in their private vehicle and drove like the 15 minutes down the mountain back to the base to call 911 and say we need help. There's been a cave-in at the Sapphire Mine and people are buried. Oh, my God.

In the meantime, this is 2001, rural Montana. There's no cell phone service. And our radios were not working. So one of the other customers jumped in their private vehicle and drove like the 15 minutes down the mountain back to the base to call 911 and say we need help. There's been a cave-in at the Sapphire Mine and people are buried. Oh, my God.

As they're starting to get me uncovered and they get my torso uncovered first and free up my arms, they get this pretty big boulder off my chest. And when they removed that weight, blood started moving everywhere and I could tell that I was bleeding inside. I'm like spitting into my hand asking one of the other customers up there, hey, what color is this? I need to know.

As they're starting to get me uncovered and they get my torso uncovered first and free up my arms, they get this pretty big boulder off my chest. And when they removed that weight, blood started moving everywhere and I could tell that I was bleeding inside. I'm like spitting into my hand asking one of the other customers up there, hey, what color is this? I need to know.

As they're starting to get me uncovered and they get my torso uncovered first and free up my arms, they get this pretty big boulder off my chest. And when they removed that weight, blood started moving everywhere and I could tell that I was bleeding inside. I'm like spitting into my hand asking one of the other customers up there, hey, what color is this? I need to know.

And he's like, well, why do you need to know? And I'm like, well, I need to know if I'm spitting up blood yet. And that kind of cued them into like, oh, she might know other things that's wrong with her. So it's like, yeah, my neck feels funny. My back feels funny. My pelvis feels funny. These are the areas that I can tell are probably broken.

And he's like, well, why do you need to know? And I'm like, well, I need to know if I'm spitting up blood yet. And that kind of cued them into like, oh, she might know other things that's wrong with her. So it's like, yeah, my neck feels funny. My back feels funny. My pelvis feels funny. These are the areas that I can tell are probably broken.

And he's like, well, why do you need to know? And I'm like, well, I need to know if I'm spitting up blood yet. And that kind of cued them into like, oh, she might know other things that's wrong with her. So it's like, yeah, my neck feels funny. My back feels funny. My pelvis feels funny. These are the areas that I can tell are probably broken.