Dream - Wedding rings are sacred objects, symbols of the love bond between married couples who are committed to living together until death separates them. So it's not surprising that someone would panic when they lose their wedding ring. Like what happened to a woman named Dannah McMichael, who almost lost her wedding ring but in an unusual way. Accidentally, she swallowed her wedding ring while traveling abroad.

McMichael, the wife of retired NFL player Randy McMichael, is on her way from Atlanta to Los Angeles, and then to the Philippines. After dropping off their two sons in the Philippines, they continue their journey to Thailand. "I haven't had a chance to rest since traveling with my 11 and 2-year-old children, plus I'm experiencing jet lag," said McMichael to Newsweek.

"He also took some hair vitamins and two large-sized magnesium pills when he started feeling uncomfortable. \u201cWithout looking, I put everything into my mouth and swallowed it with water. I started choking and tried to bring it back up, but couldn't. I drank more water and tried to push it with my finger,\u201d said McMichael."

Not long after, she realized that her ring was missing. Her husband thought that she might have swallowed it. They searched every corner of the hotel room to find the ring. In the end, they realized that McMichael had indeed swallowed her wedding ring along with the pills. Finding a clinic with an X-ray machine in Thailand was quite difficult, but eventually they succeeded.

The clinic staff initially doubted that the ring would be visible on the X-ray, but McMichael insisted on checking. In the end, the X-ray proved their suspicion to be correct. "As soon as the X-ray was taken, the ring became visible. Despite the language barrier, we all laughed," said McMichael.

"This succeeded on the second try, thanks to magnesium pills," he added. McMichael then shared a video of his experience on his personal Instagram page. The post has been viewed over 5.2 million times. Netizens' reactions to this incident varied from concern to laughter."

"Initially, everyone was worried about my health and how I would remove the ring. However, after a while, they all laughed along with me. Someone said, 'Who would have thought that your ring would have a crazier journey than you?'", said McMichael. Report: Khaira Amaliya.