Surviving a Rollover on the Alaska Highway in -40°F (We Had to Save Ourselves)

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• ED

  @EdenOutThere · 7 months ago · pinned

  Tim took care of me through the whole incident. He sent me inside when he could tell I was getting too cold. He worked on resolving our situation tirelessly, both on keeping me as comfortable as possible and on getting my truck out of the ditch. He prioritized my wellbeing the whole time.<br>You don&apos;t get a ride or die woman who will go along with all your crazy ideas without her KNOWING she&apos;s safe with you.<br>I genuinely appreciate that a ton of y&apos;all understand that, and are being supportive and kind in the comments on both our videos. Y&apos;all&apos;s words are helping me &lt;3<br>Watching people relentlessly fault Tim for filming is disheartening.<br>I asked him to keep filming. I was physically okay, and wanted to make the best of the situation. We are both used to filming all the time--it made things feel slightly more normal. Knowing that we were going to be able to share the experience was one of the ways we stayed positive and kept moving through a very difficult situation. It&apos;s hard to watch someone you love, who treats you incredibly well, get blasted for the imagined moral failing of filming the wreck instead of helping you. Tim helped me through all of it, and I felt and feel like the priority by a very wide margin. ‪@TruckHouseLife‬

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• DA

  @davidr6045 · 7 months ago

  I’m 72 years old and I’ve taken my wife of 48 years on many adventures. It is a terrific way to build a relationship. Just saying you’ve found the right woman Timmy. Both of you keep on trucking.

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• BE

  @Beana10 · 7 months ago

  Clint is my son. He called me when this happened, telling me that you both were ok. It took a team but y’all were able to get her out. Now it’s time to heal and regroup.

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• MI

  @michellemoore7693 · 7 months ago

  When those 18 wheeler drivers stopped to help, both hubby and I got a wee bit emotional. So great to see everybody willingly pitching in to help!! 🙏🙏

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• NA

  @nateman79 · 7 months ago

  I don’t think people appreciate enough, the skill involved driving an 18 wheeler on &nbsp;shit like this

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• SA

  @sandraballardini2510 · 7 months ago

  What stands out to me as a woman married for 40 yrs to my husband is how they dealt with this horrible incident. Respect, calmness and no blame. Truly the makings of a great relationship. Tim, your best quality is to stay calm! Eden, your best quality is total support of your man!

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• DA

  @davep4610 · 7 months ago

  Eden so glad you were not hurt bad. &nbsp;Trucks can be fixed. &nbsp;Since health and safety were not compromised, I appreciate having this event filmed &quot;because it&apos;s what you do&quot;.

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• RO

  @roderickdcrawford9982 · 7 months ago

  One guy said it right i&apos;m grateful that she&apos;s okay but like I always say material things can be replaced human life can&apos;t be and I&apos;m glad that she&apos;s okay

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• TA

  @TarahMealer · 2 months ago

  He’s the real deal. She’s the real deal. I’m sure her dad is happy she’s with a very capable and caring man. ❤

• JE

  @jennawinstonHeartscaping · 7 months ago

  Oh my word thank you CT mad mods and everyone who helped them. I’m just some lady in California completely invested, but I’m so thankful for everyone that helped them.

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• CO

  @codysmith4345 · 7 months ago

  Honestly. &nbsp; The fact that this wreck didn’t cause more damage is insane .

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• AL

  @aleksandr1990ful · 7 months ago

  Ukrainian truckers to the rescue🤘 proud of my boys

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