Susan O’BrienEven though she had two litres of water, gel packs, as well as an energy bar, a New Zealand woman who was on a 12.5-mile cross-country race near Wellington drank her own breast milk in order to survive.

The woman has been named as Susan O’Brien took a wrong turn and became disorientated and the 29 year old said she thought she was going to die during a night of heavy rain and high winds, a search and rescue operation was launched after she failed to reach the finish line on Sunday morning.
She described how she spent the night praying and in an effort to keep warm she dug a hole in the ground and lay in it. She then blanketed herself in dirt to keep warm. She confessed that she did not carry a life blanket and became very cold and scared.
The story has a good ending as she was found by a helicopter with heat-seeking equipment which tracked her down, she was nearly 2 miles off course in hills near Wainuiomata. Naturally her parents were delighted to see her again as she hugged and kissed them, and her first duty was to feed her eight-month-old daughter, Meisha, with whom she was united, along with son Jayden, and her family.
Mrs O’Brian told reporters that “I’m not a very good orienteering woman,” being lost in the forest would seem to confirm that.

entwap:
Susan O’BrienEven though she had two litres of water, gel packs, as well as an energy bar, a New Zealand woman who was on a 12.5-mile cross-country race near Wellington drank her own breast milk in order to survive.

The woman has been named as Susan O’Brien took a wrong turn and became disorientated and the 29 year old said she thought she was going to die during a night of heavy rain and high winds, a search and rescue operation was launched after she failed to reach the finish line on Sunday morning.
She described how she spent the night praying and in an effort to keep warm she dug a hole in the ground and lay in it. She then blanketed herself in dirt to keep warm. She confessed that she did not carry a life blanket and became very cold and scared.
The story has a good ending as she was found by a helicopter with heat-seeking equipment which tracked her down, she was nearly 2 miles off course in hills near Wainuiomata. Naturally her parents were delighted to see her again as she hugged and kissed them, and her first duty was to feed her eight-month-old daughter, Meisha, with whom she was united, along with son Jayden, and her family.
Mrs O’Brian told reporters that “I’m not a very good orienteering woman,” being lost in the forest would seem to confirm that.

source please!!!!!!.

Food na food




Don't believe it anyway

This does not sound real jare. Food full forest na.

advantages of large boobs....small ones will produce powdered milk

It's possible joo...seems it was just for a night(the no of days spent in d forest wasn't ascertained thoh)

source please!!!!!!.


Source........ Entwap..com

Breast milk na food.