Check out this story on Yahoo.
"Search-and-rescue teams have emerged from the city's ruins with some improbable success stories - including the rescue of 69-year-old ardent Roman Catholic who said she prayed constantly during her week under the rubble.
Ena Zizi had been at a church meeting at the residence of Haiti's Roman Catholic archbishop when the Jan. 12 quake struck, trapping her in debris. On Tuesday, she was rescued by a Mexican disaster team.
Zizi said after the quake, she spoke back and forth with a vicar who also was trapped. But he fell silent after a few days, and she spent the rest of the time praying and waiting.
'I talked only to my boss, God,' she said. 'I didn't need any more humans.'
Doctors who examined Zizi on Tuesday said she was dehydrated and had a dislocated hip and a broken leg."
K... good thing she didn't feel she needed humans to rescue her... oh, wait... I mean, no humans necessary to examine her post-rescue... ohh... umm... hmmm...
Perhaps with THAT attitude, she should've kept waiting for a non-human to pull her from the rubble.
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