Emma Bassett, St. Mary's University Student, Claims Rollercoaster Saved Her From Deadly Brain Tumor

Student Claims A Roller Coaster Ride Saved Her Life

People with brain tumors often compare their lives during treatment to an emotional rollercoaster. It's strange -- and some say miraculous -- then that Emma Bassett credits an actual rollercoaster ride with saving her life, according to HuffPost UK.

Bassett, a 20-year-old student at St. Mary's University in the United Kingdom, was diagnosed with a severe brain tumor when she was only 12-years-old, and doctors say hanging upside-down in the coaster redistributed fluid in her skull that made it possible to live until she had two operations.

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