Huge coincidences with number 4?

Question

okay so my family has had soooo many coincidences with the number 4, mostly my grandparents... my grandfather had a heart condition and had 4 heart attacks, and on the fourth one he died from it after 4 days in the hosital on september 4th, 1984 at the age of 54 at 4:14 a.m. my grandmother was born july 14th, 1933, and passed away in hosital room 4 after 4 hours of surgery at the age of 74 at 11:14p.m on march 4th of this year. their annivarsary is november 14th, and this past year would have celebrated 54 years of marriage, they have 4 kids all in their 40's. and they had 14 grandchildren. i think there was a few more..... isnt this crazy, what does it mean?????

Answer 1

it means that you should play the lottery and stay off the highway at 4pm on the the 4th of april.

Answer 2

It means stay the heck away from the number 4 lol

Answer 3

according to "hitch hiker's guide to the galaxy" 42 is the answer to the meaning of life

Answer 4

well it seems 4 was a lucky number when they were younger but fate changed the game a bit and made 4 a death warrant.  well you know what i'm trying to say. :)  well in the bible (if you read it lol) GOD liked the number 40 that was his number so maybe everyone has a special number in life.

i don't know if this helped but o well. :)

Answer 5

doesn't mean anything to me!

Answer 6

Huge coincidences. I'd say 1 out of 10 chances that this 4 thing could show up.

Wish my lotto ticket worked the same way.

I've got several ancestors that died on the same day of the year I was born, and several others who got married. Those are longer odds--- 1 out of 364.

I'll only add that most cultures I've studied have no problem with the number 4; it is not considered unlucky. Relax. And break the cycle by winning the lotto at 7 pm by using numbers than contain NO number 4's. And send me a gratuity for my wise advice after you accomplish the feat...

Rock on, my friend. But keep notes...genealogists are a dime-a-dozen, but statisticians are rare and are always quoted inaccurately to prove a miracle.