June 07, 2009
Rubber Duckie Saves Woman's Life
Shirley Madsen, 90, returned home from a night at the casinos and decided to take a bath before bed. She didn't expect to be too weak to get out when she was done.
Her hands too small to cup enough water to sustain her, she turned to her rubber duckie collection for survival. "I have this collection of rubber duckies. There is a fireman, a policeman and others," Madsen said. "I jokingly tell my friends that I am going home to take a bath with the boys." One of her new duckies, a gift from a friend, had a hole in the bottom and couldn't float. It did make a perfect cup, however, and kept her from dehydration.
Rescued after three days in her bathtub, she had to spend a short time in the hospital recovering from her ordeal. "I will never get in another bathtub, ever," Madsen said.
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Her hands too small to cup enough water to sustain her, she turned to her rubber duckie collection for survival. "I have this collection of rubber duckies. There is a fireman, a policeman and others," Madsen said. "I jokingly tell my friends that I am going home to take a bath with the boys." One of her new duckies, a gift from a friend, had a hole in the bottom and couldn't float. It did make a perfect cup, however, and kept her from dehydration.
Rescued after three days in her bathtub, she had to spend a short time in the hospital recovering from her ordeal. "I will never get in another bathtub, ever," Madsen said.
With a laugh, she further advises: "Get a bunch of rubber duckies and make sure one of them can't swim."
(Thanks to insidebayarea.com for original story)
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