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The Night Reverend Schuller Could Have Died
When our friend Dr. Robert Schuller bumped his head as he folded his large frame into a small European car in the Netherlands, he didn't think much about the incident. But, after developing a headache, he canceled his appointments and went to his hotel room for the night ... alone.
He didn't show up for an early morning meeting, and his concerned associates discovered him unconscious on the floor of his hotel room balcony. Doctors in the Amsterdam hospital found that Dr. Schuller had suffered a potentially fatal subdural hematoma. His family, who flew the Atlantic to be with him, marveled that a simple bump on the head could be a matter of life and death. The doctors told Mrs. Schuller that had her husband been 30 minutes later to the hospital, it might have been too late.
Fortunately, the Dutch neurosurgeons were able to release the blood in his skull, and Dr. Schuller recovered fully, as all who watch his weekly "Hour of Power" program can attest.