‘I just felt the fire’: A woman survived a lightning strike and now knows when the storm will strike

Kimberly Crowne of Forney, Texas, USA was washing a frying pan in her kitchen in June 2009 when lightning struck her chest through the roof. The mirror writes about it.

A woman who survived a severe lightning strike in front of her six children claims she can now sense an approaching storm.

Within five minutes, 1,200 lightning bolts were recorded in the city, and Kimberly heard two loud blows. A moment later, she lightning punched a hole in the kitchen ceiling, bounced off the pan in her hand, and crashed into the American woman’s chest.

“That’s how I got the pot, slid it, and before I could even get hold of it, lightning struck the recessed lamp. I remember the pain, I remember the smell of burning. I just felt the fire and all I could do was think about how I wished it would end soon,” Kimberly told ABC News.

His nine-year-old son, Tristan, came to the rescue when he called the rescue service. He told the dispatcher that lightning had passed through the ceiling and that his mother was in great pain.

The publication states that a recording of a call has been released, where you can hear how a sad boy begged his mother not to die, asking for an ambulance.

Another lightning struck the house in another room, causing the family computer to explode. Sixteen minutes later, an ambulance arrived and Kimberly was taken to the nearest hospital, where she would spend the next three days. The American spent 26 hours in the emergency room before being hospitalized. He started having terrible seizures as a result of a lightning strike.

Two years later, in 2011, Kimberly revealed that she could sense an approaching storm but her chest hurt.

“It still hurts. My chest gets very tight when a storm approaches. You will always be scared when lightning strikes. You will always be nervous,” says the American.

The woman still suffers from bouts of dizziness and suffers from strange bouts of temperature. Also, the left side of his body is weaker than the right side. She last appeared in public in 2017 when she donated food to Forni’s food pantry.

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