Everyone was astonished when a pregnant woman became unconscious due to the cold after becoming trapped in the snow during a blizzard 
The weather abruptly deteriorated while Mary, a 25-year-old woman in the final months of her pregnancy, was traveling home from the city.
The snowfall appeared to be a typical winter event at first, but by the evening it had intensified into a full-fledged blizzard. The road was engulfed in white snowdrifts, and her automobile got trapped in the snow while attempting to navigate a forest trail.
She shook the car back and forth and attempted starting the engine multiple times, but the gas eventually ran out. Her strength was rapidly diminishing as the frost became more severe.
Mary understood that she would freeze if she remained in the automobile. There was no signal on her phone. She went outdoors in desperation, hoping a driver or rescue crew would come by. The wooded road, however, was empty. The baby was restless, her belly hurt, and she was barely able to stand.
The young woman was overcome by fatigue and cold, and she soon passed out in the snow next to a massive tree. That seemed to be the conclusion of her story. Then a miracle occurred. She received assistance from an unexpected source.
When she eventually opened her eyes, she was astonished and had no idea how much time had passed.
Her head was resting on the thick fur of a large gray wolf when she came to. The pregnant woman was protected from the wind and snow by the close-knit circle of nine animals that surrounded her.
The wolves refrained from snarling or attacking. As though they realized that there was a vulnerable life—and not just one—in front of them, they merely stood watch in quiet.
A automobile just so happened to drive down that road one hour later. The driver saw a pile of snow with a woman and many untamed animals inside. The pack dissolved gently as he drew closer, as though its task was accomplished.
Mary was brought to the medical facility. “A little longer, and she and her child would have frozen to death,” the medics said. However, the pregnant woman lived because of the wolves.
