A miracle happened to Emma, ​​an 18-year-old freshman who had just entered college.



[Ema/College student who survived lightning strike: Doctors told me to buy a lottery ticket because I was so lucky.]



On the first day of my exciting college life, lightning struck Emma's chest while walking on the rainy campus.



[Ema / University student who survived being struck by lightning: I did not feel anything at the moment of being struck by lightning.

When I opened my eyes, I was on the ground.]



After being struck by lightning, Emma fell to the sidewalk on the spot.



At the time, she said that the shirt Emma was wearing had all her fronts melted away.



[Ema/College student hit by lightning: When struck by lightning, the clothes melted and the shirt was completely open.]



The lightning struck on the chest rode down Emma's left body, and the smart watch she was wearing on her left wrist exploded, causing burns on her wrist. I wore it.



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The electric current then ran down the legs, leaving holes in socks and sneakers.



[Ema / University student who survived lightning strike: I came to my senses and took off my backpack.

But I couldn't feel anything in my legs.

I was so scared because I thought I was paralyzed.]



[Eyewitness/Senior in the same university: I laid Emma down and put an umbrella on her.]



Other senior students passing by just saw the collapsed Emma and ran to support her, and called 911. And Emma was taken to the hospital.



[Eyewitness / senior in the same university: "If it were me, I would have fainted if something like this happened, but you are a stronger freshman than anyone else. It's a tough first day of college, but you can overcome it."]



The doctor reassured me that Emi was struck by lightning. However, he explained that his heart did not stop and he miraculously saved his life.



[Ema's mother: I believe that God did a miracle for our daughter.

There is no other way to explain this incident.]



Fortunately, Emma, ​​who saved her life through her speech, recovered without serious injuries.