“And this,” she said, “is the thing that didn’t save me. I had it. But I didn’t use it. I was in shock. I was waiting for a rescue that I thought would look like a helicopter and sirens. Instead, it was a silent tanker at 2 AM. The captain didn’t see me. He saw a pinprick of light from my futile, shivering reflection in the water. He told me later that if I’d had this flashlight on, he would have spotted me four hours earlier. The third lesson: signaling isn’t about waiting. It’s about making yourself impossible to ignore.”
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