They found the miners - A sad day
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It was said that the only thing that could save them was a miracle.
Thank God.
Thank God.
Thank God for miracles
Mrs.Prages
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It is a terrible thing, but my family and my husbands family have lived with coal mining for most of our lives and coal miners live with the knowledge that what they do is very dangerous. Hubby's Grandpa is missing a finger, his dad was run over by a cart - he lived - and my grandpa had several accidents down there. My grandpa always made sure that his family knew what to hope for and what not to hope for, sometimes too much hope can be a bad thing. It is a miracle that one person came out of there, especially after an explosion that most likely ate most of the oxygen that was down there.
I am heart broken for the families that lost so much.
I am heart broken for the families that lost so much.
diverkristi
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Paula, most of us do have some miners back in the family. My Grandfather was one, and I hear stories form my mom and her sisters. WHat a terrible profession to be in.
My ex's cousin (we are still close) is a mining engineer and an inspector. She hasn't inspected that mine for a couple of years (has a couple of others assigned to her). I talked to her yesterday morning and afternoon, and she didn't think it was good then. She's on vacation, but was called in, then an hour later called off. She was a mess all day yesterday, and knows 3 victims, maybe more. She said they were good people and good miners.
My ex's cousin (we are still close) is a mining engineer and an inspector. She hasn't inspected that mine for a couple of years (has a couple of others assigned to her). I talked to her yesterday morning and afternoon, and she didn't think it was good then. She's on vacation, but was called in, then an hour later called off. She was a mess all day yesterday, and knows 3 victims, maybe more. She said they were good people and good miners.
Mrs.Prages
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Another sad day in the hills.
West Virginia finally makes the headlines again and it has to cost so much.
West Virginia finally makes the headlines again and it has to cost so much.
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