On her way to work, Jenelle Valdina hydroplaned along the icy highway and smashed her car into a guard rail. She sustained serious leg injuries and prayed to God not to let her die there, all alone.
She couldn't find her cellphone, and it was impossible for anyone who came upon her to reach 911 since the signal was so patchy.
That's when Jenelle remembered the unassuming silver bracelet she'd been wearing around her wrist. Her aunt had given it to her just weeks prior to the accident.
While scrambling for help, Jenelle looked down onto the concrete and spotted the bracelet in question, lying just outside her crashed car.
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She hit a button on the circular charm — and within minutes, her dad was by her side. "I could start really feeling the pain, and I just heard my dad’s voice," Valdina told CBS.
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You see, while Jenelle's charm bracelet looks like an ordinary piece of jewelry, it's actually a panic button in disguise.
This truly brilliant (and stylish) invention can perform some incredible lifesaving tasks should an emergency strike.
