Australian tourist severs artery in Bali and lives after B-negative blood callout on Facebook

Josh Ward, 29, was in need of B-negative blood as he lay dying in a bed at Sanglah Hospital on the Indonesian island after he slipped on tiles near a pool and sliced open an artery in his arm.

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