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- It was a cold winter day in 1992, when John Thompson, an 18-year-old farm kid from North Dakota, had his life changed forever. He was working on a grain auger, a machine that moves grain from one place to another, when his coat got caught and pulled him in. In a matter of seconds, he lost both his arms.
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May 28, 2022 · John Thompson doesn't remember a lot about the North Dakota farm kid whose arms were ripped off by an auger 30 years ago and then reattached during six hours of painstaking surgery in...
2 days ago · He Had a Terrible Accident While Working With Some Farm Machinery Thompson, who was just 18 at the time, was all by himself on his family's farm in the tiny community of Hurdsfield, North Dakota ...
May 28, 2022 · John Thompson, who as an 18-year-old North Dakotan won widespread fame after his arms were ripped off in a farm accident and then reattached in the Twin Cities, looks forward to a more normal...
May 28, 2022 · John Thompson survived his farm accident 30 years ago. Surviving his fame has proven harder. Kevin Duchschere, a metro team editor, has worked in the newsroom since 1986 as a general...
Jan 11, 2021 · North Dakota's John Thompson became famous overnight in January 1992, when he survived having both arms ripped off on his Hurdsfield, ND farm. The world watched as he regained the use of his...
It was a cold winter day in 1992, when John Thompson, an 18-year-old farm kid from North Dakota, had his life changed forever. He was working on a grain auger, a machine that moves grain from...
Nov 25, 2022 · Thirty years ago, North Dakotan farmer John Thompson suffered a terrible accident which nearly killed him and tore off both of his arms. One morning in 1992 the farmer was unloading pig feed with a grain auger when his shirt got snagged on the uncovered power takeoff (PTO) shaft.
