No One Survives Alone | Joshua Berg | TEDxDuke

[@Justicia007]

Wow, I was looking for information about how this boy was doing after the bear attack, glad I found this! All the best to Joshua, thankful that he's ok. Wonderful how appreciative he is towards his family and towards Alaska. Brought a tear when he describes how his friend Victor laid on top of him to keep him from going hypothermic. All the best to Joshua, his family, and the other boys who suffered this ordeal.

[@buddyharderthanyou2493]

Only 6k views? Wow. This is a very interesting and amazing story. Glad you made it brother. Peace be with you.

[@lindanichols125]

What a brave and determined young man you are! You went through terrible trauma but your fortitude, combined with the help of others you have mentioned, enabled you to survive. May you and all the others find peace and may you all feel pride in the way you conducted yourselves. Many Blessings.

[@gretchenoppriecht189]

The gratitude is palpable and I have no doubt this young man is giving back every day. Thank you for sharing your story on your terms.

[@boog3690]

Many moons ago now when I turned 40, I had something of a mid life crisis of self introspection. I came to the realization that my life was probably half over and I didn't feel that I had accomplished anything worth anyone remembering. I had a sense of panic that settled into a sort of melancholy. I then called my father to help make sense of things and he brought me out of these thoughts and feelings by recounting the things I had done for my family and those I had touched in my life. He told me about people that came to him asking if I was his son, then recanted tails of how I helped them and what a solid person I was. I had never known about those people talking to my father. However, I did recall the stories he shared. I felt at the time that I was just doing the right thing. I never realized I had made an impact on others. It made me feel that I had accomplished some good in my life and that I had not wasted this gift of life. It was the bigger picture my father shared that allowed me to see. I may not have cured world hunger but I had made a positive impact.

[@maribeldeleon5323]

Thank GOD this young man survived the bear attack, and live to tell his story. Big round of applause for this man. GOD has something special for him. That's why GOD decided it wasn't his time to leave this world.

[@lizmonard]

😢😢😢 what a horrific experience, what a brave and lovely young man. ❤

[@joelouis226]

So every action we do, may seem insignificant, but ultimately we're part of something bigger than ourselves.

[@PatriciaHooperbivens]

And God i wont to thank you for extending this mans Life ...the reason known ONLY to you ...may he learn to acknowledge you Father God for you the reason he's living Amen

[@A-Grammie-On-the-ROCK]

Y our life was spared for a reason...do good in the world ....as well may I suggest "if it had not been for GOD who watched over and had all those people around to help , you would not be here " . He works through people and sometimes even just does it all Himself ..they are called miracles. So glad you are alive and all the best in your future

[@PatriciaHooperbivens]

Truth watching

[@NOHSAL]

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[@chuck4747]

prosecutor vs bear ... thats a hard one ... i mean typically id take 10 punches over 10 days in a cage like no doubt about it ... if rather be put down by the bear but the prospect of being crippled vs like a 10 year sentence i would go with the 10 years im just pointing out this because this one vexes me as kinda a skeptic on social hierarchy like bears dont have bosses why do i ... cuz i have it with grocery stores ... this is true but i didnt exactly sign my name ... give me a bow and dont tell me what to do i might just be content is anyone had asked lol