Ryan Bouchard was ready to take his final breath as he lay dying beneath his Chevy Tahoe in the driveway of his Bangor Township home. With veins popping from his purple face, Bouchard decided to muster up one last cry for help. “I saw my wife and daughter’s face flash into my mind as the tears fell. I thought of all of the things I would never be able to experience,” said Bouchard, 31. “With one last hope that my life was not over, I yelled once more knowing the air contained in my lungs had almost all but left.” Bouchard’s cry for help was answered by the most unlikely of heroes — two neighborhood boys, ages 11 and 6, whose quick actions are the reason Bouchard is alive today and able to tell his miraculous story.
Monday, October 31, 2011
Bangor Township man survives truck falling on chest, rescued by neighbors
via MLive.com
Ryan Bouchard was ready to take his final breath as he lay dying beneath his Chevy Tahoe in the driveway of his Bangor Township home. With veins popping from his purple face, Bouchard decided to muster up one last cry for help. “I saw my wife and daughter’s face flash into my mind as the tears fell. I thought of all of the things I would never be able to experience,” said Bouchard, 31. “With one last hope that my life was not over, I yelled once more knowing the air contained in my lungs had almost all but left.” Bouchard’s cry for help was answered by the most unlikely of heroes — two neighborhood boys, ages 11 and 6, whose quick actions are the reason Bouchard is alive today and able to tell his miraculous story.
Ryan Bouchard was ready to take his final breath as he lay dying beneath his Chevy Tahoe in the driveway of his Bangor Township home. With veins popping from his purple face, Bouchard decided to muster up one last cry for help. “I saw my wife and daughter’s face flash into my mind as the tears fell. I thought of all of the things I would never be able to experience,” said Bouchard, 31. “With one last hope that my life was not over, I yelled once more knowing the air contained in my lungs had almost all but left.” Bouchard’s cry for help was answered by the most unlikely of heroes — two neighborhood boys, ages 11 and 6, whose quick actions are the reason Bouchard is alive today and able to tell his miraculous story.
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