Baby survives being hit by a train.

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Okay, I don't know if this is news but I thought I should post this. I had already heard about it and watched the video on MSN news but this CNN video goes into much more detail.

You always see this happening in the cartoons/on TV and in fact there is a Crunchy Nut (cereal) advert airing in England right now with the same situation. The mother lets go of the pram and it goes wheeling away in the direction of danger. To see it in real life is horrifying.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IIooITa6PuU

I'm so glad the baby is okay!
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Oh my gosh! It's a miracle that baby is okay. I can only imagine what that mother must have been feeling. It really was sad to see her scrambling for the stroller just as the train came up--she looked like she was about to be hit by the train herself.
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That was really disturbing in one way but it's a real miracle that the baby survived I mean what are the chances of a baby surviving something like that?
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God, I'd literally scream(even if I was a guy) if I'd witness something like that. Even more if it was my fault. :(

Glad the baby made it out with only a scratch.



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