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"Jena David thought death was upon her when water began flooding into her Ford Focus during a downpour on August 11 in the Detroit area. And authorities agreed, reporting that the 30-year-old Wayne State University graduate psychology student, who was unconscious when she arrived at a hospital, had perished in the floods. But really, she was on the phone with her fianc\u00E9 in a panic when her car got stuck in the rising water. A man approached her vehicle and told her to &amp;quot;get out of the car,&amp;quot; heroically carrying her to a nearby restaurant. From there, David was taken to the hospital. She was released the the same night after regaining consciousness, and took to the Web to begin searching for her rescuer. Meanwhile, David&amp;#039;s twin brother let her know that the news was saying she had died. After seeing a comment on the Detroit News website by the man who saved her, Dustin Rowen, stating that he was &amp;quot;so happy she is OK,&amp;quot; David tracked down Rowen on Facebook. The two are seeing each other again for the first time when they appear on The Doctors television show this morning. What do you think of the city officials&amp;#039; mistake? Comment below. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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