Heroic Guide Dog Roselle: A True 9/11 Story That Will Inspire You

EPISODE · Oct 10, 2024 · 7 MIN

Heroic Guide Dog Roselle: A True 9/11 Story That Will Inspire You

from An Ounce - For Your Consideration · host Jim Fugate

 Imagine navigating one of the most terrifying events in modern history without the ability to see the chaos unfolding around you. This was the reality for Michael Hingson, a blind man working in the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001. But he wasn't alone. By his side was Roselle, his faithful guide dog, who not only led him down 78 flights of stairs to safety but also inspired countless others with her bravery and unwavering calm in the face of disaster. This is more than just a story of survival—it's a powerful testament to the incredible bond between a man and his guide dog, and the extraordinary acts of heroism that can emerge in the darkest of times.In this video, we'll delve into the harrowing moments of that fateful day, recounting how Roselle's keen instincts and unshakable loyalty helped save not only Michael's life but the lives of many others. Get ready to be inspired by a tale that proves courage comes in all forms, sometimes with four legs and a wagging tail.Stay tuned as we unravel the story of Roselle, the guide dog who became a hero, and the man whose life she saved against all odds.NOTE: Images in the video are stock images and are not of the actual characters Michael Hingson or Roselle.References:https://www.akc.org/expert-advice/news/guide-dog-helped-blind-partner-escape-wtc/https://allthatsinteresting.com/michael-hingsonhttps://www.news9live.com/knowledge/roselle-the-story-of-a-guide-dog-who-saved-her-blind-owner-and-others-during-911-terror-attack-2397937https://allthatsinteresting.com/michael-hingson 

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