Wilford Woodruff's Accidents
 

When he was three years old, he fell into a big pot of boiled water and was burned so badly that it took nine months to get better.

At age six he fell from the top of the barn to the hard ground right on his face.

While being chased by a bull, Wilford tripped and fell down.  The bull jumped over him and tore into pieces the pumpkin that Wilford had been carrying.

When he was eight years old, the wagon he was on was wrecked when the horse got scared, ran down a hill, and overturned the wagon.

At age twelve he nearly drowned, but Heavenly Father sent a man to save him.

At age thirteen he almost froze to death.

When he was fourteen he hit his food with an ax while chopping wood and nearly chopped of his foot.

When he was seventeen his horse went crazy, ran down a steep hill, and three him over his head onto some rocks.  Wilford could have been killed but only broke his leg.

Wilford was kicked by an ox.

He was almost smothered to death the day a huge pile of hay fell on him.