Zombie or a miracle, you decide.

[Casper]

http://www.cnn.com/2009/HEALTH/10/12/cheating.death.bagenholm/index.html

[ReconRat]

That's the longest ice water immersion I've ever heard of with recovery.

sooo... zombie

[V4junkie]

Braaiiiinns!!!!

[fusion]

yup Zombie.... KILL IT!!!!!!!!11!!1!

[RVTPilot]

Female....80 minutes under ice...revived three hours later by a heart/lung machine? Fuckin'-A she's a zombie!

[V4junkie]

yup Zombie.... KILL IT!!!!!!!!11!!1!

WITH FiRE!!!!!

[Aerik]

Zombie. Aim for the head.

In seriousness, though, it's a common saying among medics in cold climates, "You're not dead until you're warm and dead." The body does interesting things in cold weather. In truth, I'm kind of surprised this made the news in Norway. Saying "I'm hypothermic" in Norway is like saying "I'm Korean" in Seoul-- kind of a foregone conclusion.

Edited October 12, 2009 by Aerik

[EvilTwin]

Not going to classify her as a zombie b/c when she bites people they don't then turn into zombies, I'm just gonna call her un-dead.

[kawi kid]

Her body temperature was just 56 degrees Fahrenheit (13.7 degrees Celsius).

damn and i thought my gf was cold hearted

[Alstare03]

Kawi-kid i think you and I have dated some of the same women!>!>!>!

[chevysoldier]

In seriousness, though, it's a common saying among medics in cold climates, "You're not dead until you're warm and dead." The body does interesting things in cold weather. In truth, I'm kind of surprised this made the news in Norway. Saying "I'm hypothermic" in Norway is like saying "I'm Korean" in Seoul-- kind of a foregone conclusion.

Funny. But the body does do amazing things when extremely cold. It's crazy how fragile yet at the same time can take such abuse and still come out alive.

damn and i thought my gf was cold hearted

ouch