'I thought, 'I'm 59 and I went through a few things, this is it,'' he said
"I thought, 'I'm 59 and I went through a few things, this is it,'" he told CNN Tuesday morning after a suspected tornado had ripped his home to shreds.Sussman lives in Brookville, Ohio, a rural suburb northwest of Dayton. Two suspected tornadoes slammed the Dayton area Monday night, coming just 30 minutes apart, according to the National Weather Service. The first suspected tornado crossed I-75 north of the city around 11:07 p.m.
"So enormous was the magnitude, the presence of what was about to happen that it took over my body," he told CNN."Something told me to not continue to be in the room so I went to the hallway. Seconds later, the front room of his house was blown apart. "I was hit by debris in my head," Sussman said."I looked up and I no longer had a roof.""I stood in the middle of the hallway and didn't know if I was going to survive.
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