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that was falling on me. i think just wanting to survive kicked in for her. i kind of wiggled myself out so that i could get up, and that s when i got out of the hole. i had twisted my knee and i had a puncture wound in my back. but she s alive. it was a miracle. amber munson: the joplin tornado, having lived through it, made me realize that people don t take them serious enough. you see people that go stand on the front porch wanting to capture these things, not realizing how risky they really can be. storm chaser: oh, we got lightning.
i think just wanting to survive kicked in for her. i kind of wiggled myself out so that i could get up, and that s when i got out of the hole. i had twisted my knee and i had a puncture wound in my back. but she s alive. it was a miracle. amber munson: the joplin tornado, having lived through it, made me realize that people don t take them serious enough. you see people that go stand on the front porch wanting to capture these things, not realizing how risky they really can be. storm chaser: oh, we got lightning.
you were still awake? i waited up for her. i couldn t go to sleep until i heard that she was in the house. they chatted briefly and said goodnight. the next morning, jessie s mom popped into her daughters room before work and saw jessie still fast asleep. nothing that you could ever think was odd when you left, i would imagine? no, no, and this was her first morning to sleep in for a very long time. joy returned home for lunch and saw that jessie wasn t downstairs, ready for her afternoon violin lesson. i went to the top of the stairs and i was like, jessie? nothing. so, then i went in and i came around the bed and then i kind of wiggled her a little bit and nothing. and then i knew. this is not good. this is not good. joy made a frantic call to 9-1-1. what s the problem? my daughter is blue.
when they are most honorable. we have taken steps to simplify the return to yale students on medical withdrawals and to provide additional support for students. the university used confidence that policies comply with all at culpable laws and regulations. nonetheless we have been working on policy changes that are responsive to students emotional and financial well- being. marion hyman who wrote the 2018 white paper on mental health in the ivy league for the ruderman family foundation, which is cited in the lawsuit says yale is not when it comes to failing to accommodate students with mental health disabilities. prior to but, experts have sort of wiggled what is happening on college campuses as a mental health crisis. national data has shown that as many as 40% of undergraduates within a given year have felt so depressed that it was difficult for them to function. and colleges in general across the country lack the basic