Teen Struck by Lightning Indoors—The Shocking Phone Mistake That Put Her Life at Risk
Ever wonder what it feels like to be literally shocked while binge-watching your favorite cat videos? Well, Lisa Henderson, a 19-year-old teen from Alabama, got a jolt she won’t soon forget—struck by lightning inside her own home, all while glued to her phone. Talk about an electrifying experience! The unexpected zap came with a loud bang and a pop, leaving her with pins and needles in her arm and a foggy memory to boot. Doctors say if she’d held the phone in her left hand, it might have been a whole different story. Lucky for Lisa, quick reflexes and maybe a dash of divine intervention saved the day. This isn’t just a shocking tale; it’s a reminder that lightning can strike anywhere—even through your charging cable! Curious about how it all unfolded? LEARN MORE.
A 19-year-old teen in Alabama was struck by lightning while watching a video on her phone.
The electric jolt, which was ushered in with a loud bang and a popping noise, left her in tears with the sensation of pins and needles in her right arm and a temporary memory loss.
Doctors have since described her as lucky, saying that if she were holding her mobile in her left hand, the shock was sure to have reached her heart.
- Alabama teen Lisa Henderson survived her second lightning strike, this time through a phone charging cable while watching a video.
- The 19-year-old suffered intense shoulder pain, pins and needles in her arm, and couldn’t recall her birthday when paramedics arrived.
- Henderson believes divine intervention protected her, crediting quick reflexes—like throwing the phone—as key to her survival.
Henderson heard a bang and a pop, then felt pins and needles in her right arm
Image credits: Scott Osborn (Not the actual photo)
“As I was watching a video, that’s when something struck. After that I heard a loud pop. After the loud pop all I heard was ringing in my ears,” Lisa Henderson toldThe Times Daily outlet.
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