Good Samaritans assist a lightning strike victim in Texas

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If there is one weather item that should be respected during a storm is the power of lightning since being struck by a lightning bolt can be a fatal encounter for the victim. Alexander Coreas was walking his three German Shepherds near the parking lot of an animal hospital in Spring Texas when he was hit by lightning during a thunderstorm. Alexander must have a had a Guardian Angel looking out for him since Corey Hart along with vet technician Bill Williams and another vet employee Christy Mittler who managed to use CPR on Coreas who had no heartbeat when he fell down to the ground after he was struck by lightning. Thanks to the efforts of both Hart and Williams who did not give up in their attempts to revive Coreas from being clinically dead, Coreas managed to regain his senses by the time the ambulance arrived to take him to a local hospital where he spent some time recovering from the effects of the lightning strike. Coreas after he was released from the hospital was able to thank the trio who were there to administer medical help at the time of need. The three German Shepherds were treated at the veterinarian's office for stress related fears of the lightning strike that nearly ended their owner's life. Sophie, Honey and Hazel who are the dogs that Corea owns are with their owner once again. Corea's medical bills are being paid by the donations of well wishers who have sent money to the Go Fund Me fund. Somebody up there likes Alexander Coreas. Don't you agree?