Scott Mayhew was injured in an accident at home while working on his family car. The car fell on him, pinning him to the ground and breaking six of his ribs. God was looking out for him though, and sent his wife home to check on him. Scott will make a full recovery, but there are a lot of medical bills from this ordeal and he will be unable to work for quite a while. Please help this hard-working father of five to pay for these expenses. He is a great neighboor and friend and is always there to help others, now is our chance to return the favor! 
 
 
 
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 http://fox13now.com/2015/04/20/saratoga-springs-man-recovering-after-wife-found-him-trapped-underneath-car/ ||||| Transcript for Gut Feeling Helps Woman Saves Husband's Life 
 
 Now to a remarkable story. How a wife's gut instinct saved her husband's life. He was trapped under his car, praying for help. She answered those prayers. Reporter: Call it a wife's intuition. I just had this feeling come over me that I need to go home and check on my husband. Reporter: That feeling saved her husband's life. If not for that gut instinct, this 911 call would never have been made. Tell me what happened? He was, twoing on his car. It fell on him. Reporter: Scott Mayhew was working on his car. The jack slipped. The car started to come down. I couldn't move at all. Reporter: Scott, laying trapped with six broken ribs and internal injuries calling out for help for an hour and a half. There was a lot of pain. I felt the car crushing into my chest. Reporter: He began praying for his wife to come rescue him. A prayer that was answered. I knew if I just hung on long enough my prayers would be answered. She would be able to come home. I just kind of panicked. I was scared. But I did hear him. So I knew he was still alive. He said, help me, love. Reporter: The mother of three and a neighbor racing to lift the family's SUV off her husband's crehest. I consider him extremely lucky. In the time she came home, he could have lost his life had he been turned car much longer. Reporter: Scott says he's alive this morning thanks to his wife's incredible sixth sense. She's a very strong woman. I'm lucky to have her. I think god was watching us that day. Reporter: For "Good morning America," Mara schiavocampo, ABC news, New York. 
 
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 SARATOGA SPRINGS, Utah -- A woman in Saratoga Springs said she got a feeling Monday morning that her husband was in trouble. So she rushed home and ended up saving his life. 
 
 According to police, 43-year-old Scott Mayhew was inside his garage on North Taylor Street, working on his car, when the vehicle fell off the jack crushing the man's chest. 
 
 For an hour and a half the man laid trapped and injured, yelling for help. 
 
 "He said he remembers he could barely breathe and he kept thinking he could hear the cars go by, he didn't know what was going to happen," said Nicole "He was still talking a little, he couldn't breathe that well at all, it just freaked me out. He said he kept praying for me to come home." ~Nicole Mayhew, wife Mayhew, Scott's wife. 
 
 Nicole Mayhew was at work at the time of the accident, when she got a funny feeling she needed to see her husband. 
 
 "I just said I need to go check on him working on the car I just believe a spirit told me," Nicole Mayhew said. 
 
 As soon as Nicole Mayhew pulled into the driveway she knew something was wrong. 
 
 "So I got out and I heard my husband say, 'help me love,' and he was in the garage," she said. "I thought, ‘it's on him, it’s got to be on him, the car,’ that's what's in my head, so I knew immediately." 
 
 Nicole Mayhew's instinct was correct. She ran into the garage to find her husband, a father of five, lying underneath the Ford Explorer. 
 
 "When I came in he knew I was panicking and he just slowly said, 'I'm OK,' but I knew he was in a lot of pain," Nicole Mayhew. "He said call 911 and when he said that I knew it was not good." 
 
 Nicole Mayhew said a neighbor helped use the jack to lift the vehicle, before paramedics arrived. 
 
 "He was still talking a little, he couldn't breathe that well at all, it just freaked me out," Nicole Mayhew said. "He said he kept praying for me to come home." 
 
 Scott Mayhew was flown to University of Utah Hospital. Police said there was concern of possible internal bleeding, but fortunately Nicole Mayhew got there in time. 
 
 "I believe that you know there's angels around us and my religion, my Heavenly Father was with him," Nicole Mayhew said. 
 
 Scott Mayhew suffered six broken ribs but is expected to make a full recovery. 
 
 A fund has been set up to help the family. Click here for more information.
– Scott Mayhew was working on a car inside his Utah garage Monday when it fell off the jack and onto his chest; trapped, he cried for help for an hour and a half to no avail. "He said he remembers he could barely breathe," wife Nicole tells Fox 13. "He didn’t know what was going to happen." What happened was that she came home, found him, called 911, and got a neighbor to help lift the vehicle using the jack. It's the why she came home that's remarkable: She was at work that morning and suddenly had a premonition. "I just said I need to go check on him working on the car, I just believe a spirit told me," she says. As she got to their Saratoga Springs home and heard her husband calling, she had a vision of what she'd find in the garage: "I thought, 'it’s on him, it'’s got to be on him, the car,' that’s what’s in my head, so I knew immediately," she says. She found the 43-year-old father of five, who says he'd been praying for her to come home, under the Ford Explorer. Paramedics responded, and though responders were concerned about possible internal bleeding, Scott is expected to make a full recovery; he broke six ribs. "I consider him extremely lucky," a paramedic tells ABC News. "He could have lost his life had he been under the car much longer." A crowdfunding campaign aims to raise money for the time he's out of work.