Sudden Death: Killed by Train While Saving Baby

Oct 23, 2011Steve Sanchez8 CommentsSUDDEN DEATH!

RIVERSIDE, California — A woman pushing a baby in a stroller across railroad tracks was hit and killed by a train but managed to shove the stroller to safety just in time to save the infant, authorities said. Read the rest here.

Oh, that more people would be as concerned for children when they are inside the womb!

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Steve Sanchez
October 23, 2011
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It’s interesting, Jim, how you comment nearly every week— nearly every week!—on these Sudden Death posts that are very clear reminders that your days are numbered, as are mine.
Did I mention that you mention my obsession with these posts nearly every week? EVERY week, Jim!?
I did mention that you post nearly every week, right?
Bzzle
October 24, 2011
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Why on Earth was this woman pushing a stroller on railroad tracks in the first place? Let’s talk about that for a minute, shall we?
Christopher
October 24, 2011
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Steve were you aware that nearly every week, every week Steve, you obsess about death and dying.
Your excuse for these posts, which you call “sudden death posts” is that it reminds us that we all will ultimately die.
I have news for you Steve. Most people already know this. In fact, unless the person is a baby, in a coma, or insane, I’d say it’s pretty general knowledge.
But to keep dwelling on it is considered more than a little morbid – unless you’re an undertaker of course.
Is that what you’re implying Steve? That you’re going to change jobs and become a mortician?
- Steve Sanchez
  October 24, 2011
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  Here’s an article I wrote entitled “My Strange Obsession with Death on Mondays.” You’ll enjoy it. https://stonethepreacher.com/2011/07/10/my-strange-obsession-with-death-on-mondays.html
perdita
October 24, 2011
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It’s because fear is all he has.
- Steve Sanchez
  October 24, 2011
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  Even if it’s all we had, it’s all we would need.
  “The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom.”
  Beginning.
  - theB1ackSwan
    October 29, 2011
    
    “Fear always springs from ignorance.”
    – Ralph Waldo Emerson
Christopher
October 24, 2011
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Steve wrote “Even if it’s all we had, it’s all we would need.
“The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom.”
But Steve you’re not fearing the Lord. You’re just showing a morbid fear of death. Not exactly the same thing is it? By the way I looked it up and it is a psychological condition. That’s the bad news. The good news is there is treatment Steve. You don’t need to obsess about death any more.