Two years ago, Frank McLoughlin fell 35 feet to the ground from the roof of a home and he was electrocuted in the process. He has now worked out for 749 days since his accident to repair his broken body, beating the odds after being given a 10% chance to walk again.
Frank McLoughlin is beating the odds to recover from a near-death construction fall that occurred two years ago after doctors gave him a 10% chance of walking again. FOX 29 photojournalists Shane Mceachern and Bill Rohrer share his story.Even when summer has faded, Ocean City, New Jersey, still gives people the chance to escape. At a local gym on 9th Street and Asbury Avenue, a local man is beating the odds one day at a time.
"We're not sure if there was a voltage jump," he said. "I can't say for sure because I was near a transmission line. But that's all I know." Frank's trainers, Mark Impagliazzio and Fritz Hastings, told him it would take up to 18 months for all of his injuries to be back to 100%, with two to three years being needed to recover from nerve damage.
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'He's a miracle man': Local man beating the odds after near-death construction fallTwo years ago, Frank McLoughlin fell 35 feet to the ground from the roof of a home and he was electrocuted in the process. He has now worked out for 749 days since his accident to repair his broken body, beating the odds after being given a 10% chance to walk again.
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