Randy Isenberg had every reason to believe his wife Theresa was dead. "Most people who get hit by a train lose their legs, definitely most of them lose their lives". Isenberg's wife Theresa Kelly fell onto the subway tracks at Spadina station yesterday close to 1 p.m. She managed to roll off the tracks and into a small alcove under the platform moments before the train pulled in.
In an interview at St. Michael's Hospital yesterday, Isenberg said his wife "remembers rolling to get off the tracks," and then waking up with the train next to her. When Isenberg first saw his wife she was covered in blood, grime from the tracks, her hands, legs and arms were black. Kelly has a serious gash on her head, several broken ribs and a hip injury. The couple has 4 children between the ages of 18-25. Kelly says the she had tripped right before the train was coming and feel onto the tracks.
In an interview at St. Michael's Hospital yesterday, Isenberg said his wife "remembers rolling to get off the tracks," and then waking up with the train next to her. When Isenberg first saw his wife she was covered in blood, grime from the tracks, her hands, legs and arms were black. Kelly has a serious gash on her head, several broken ribs and a hip injury. The couple has 4 children between the ages of 18-25. Kelly says the she had tripped right before the train was coming and feel onto the tracks.
All i can say is wow, this lucky women is so lucky to be alive, imagine yourself falling onto tracks moments before the train was about to pull in, i would be so shocked i wouldnt even know to react. God was definetly with her during this time, to fall onto subway tracks right before the train comes and to live to tell the story is quite amazing.
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