HomeDonateContact Us  BusinessesBuy StuffSCABSOp-ed Comments  News Links  Policies Jobs  LinksWelcome to exNWA.com  Today's Date:This site is dedicated to the Honorable people, those who did not cross the picket lines at Northwest Airlines, commonly referred to as SCABair.  Now that Delta and NWA are one carrier, Delta now picks up the moniker of SCABair, because they employ the same SCABS that NWA did.This site is intended for use by the Honorable. This is where the voice of the Honorable will be heard, along with other things of interest. This site is independently owned and operated and is advertisement, pop up and banner free.  Enjoy.  Make sure you refresh your browser to view the latest updates.Kudos to the mail carrier and now the upcoming ad for Coca-Cola?Arlington Man Survived on Coca-Cola for Five Days After Falling 
at Home
by Vernon Miles
An elderly resident who lives in Arlington’s Williamsburg neighborhood 
was rescued by an attentive mail carrier, neighbors, and first 
responders after falling at home and not being able to get up.
The man survived on his kitchen floor for five days by drinking 
Coca-Cola that was within arm’s reach, we’re told.
Jared Agnew, a neighbor, said a mail carrier who goes by “E” was the 
first one to notice something was amiss last Friday (Aug. 2) on the 3000 
block of N. Trinidad Street.
“She asked if anybody had seen [the resident],” Agnew said. “His door 
had been open for a couple days and E noticed that the mail hadn’t been 
moved.”
Agnew said after E asked around, one of the neighbors called police, who 
responded to investigate the open door. Officers subsequently found the 
man on the floor and called for paramedics, who took the man to a local 
hospital.
Agnew said he was told by police at the time that the man had fallen on 
Monday and, unable to get up, had survived by drinking Cokes on the 
floor near him.
Captain Ben O’Bryant, a spokesman for the Fire Department, said the 
elderly adult male was in relatively good condition when he was 
transported to Virginia Hospital Center.
The man was not at home when an ARLnow reporter visited his house on 
Tuesday, but a bottle could be seen on the ground inside the house. 
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