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Published 10:12 3 Apr 2015 BST

A sailor who has been missing for 66 days has been rescued off the US east coast this week, the US Coast Guard has said.
Louis Jordan, 37, went missing over two months ago when his sailing boat capsized. A passing vessel saw Jordan sitting on the hull of his overturned craft and took him on board, 200 miles out to sea.
He was transported to hospital via a Coast Guard helicopter and is being treated for dehydration and an injured shoulder - amazingly walking into the hospital unaided.
Missing, now rescued, sailor Louis Jordan walks into Sentara Norfolk. Missing more than 60 days off coast. @WAVY_News pic.twitter.com/ssA7ctvseh
— Liz Palka (@lizpalka) April 2, 2015
It’s reported that he survived by eating raw fish and drinking pooled rainwater.
After seeing pretty much all hope fade weeks ago, his family are said to be “excited” for his return home.
The coast guard released this emotional recording of the first phone call between Mr Jordan and his father following his miraculous.
""I was just praying about you because I was afraid you guys were crying and sad, that, you know, I was dead...and I wasn't dead," said Louis Jordan.
Jordan's father responded, "I thought I lost you."
Jeez. That's a conversation we hope never to experience first hand.
h/t: WITN News
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