True fact. My great uncle could stop bleeding with a charm he was once taught. Many cases of people going to him with serious cuts and him stopping the bleeding completely by saying something to himself and I guess thinking and focusing on it (splitting and gutting fish was something everyone done back in the day and always someone cutting themselves open with the sharp as fk knives). Funny thing is, he hated the sight of blood, made him light headed and want to faint, but he always come through when someone went to him.
During the 1970s, André formed an acquaintance with a renowned hockey player from the Montreal Canadiens, the future Hockey Hall of Famer Guy Lafleur. Their paths usually crossed during late-night visits to the same bars.
As recounted by Rick Martel, on one memorable occasion, Andre gallantly carried Guy Lafleur in his arms out of the bar after the hockey player mistakenly believed he could match Andre's prodigious drinking prowess.
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True fact. My great uncle could stop bleeding with a charm he was once taught. Many cases of people going to him with serious cuts and him stopping the bleeding completely by saying something to himself and I guess thinking and focusing on it (splitting and gutting fish was something everyone done back in the day and always someone cutting themselves open with the sharp as fk knives). Funny thing is, he hated the sight of blood, made him light headed and want to faint, but he always come through when someone went to him.