She reached for it within the fraction of a second that the bullet struck JFK's head. It was an instinctive action. In fact, we humans usually can't rationall

She reached for it within the fraction of a second that the bullet struck JFK's head. It was an instinctive action. In fact, we humans usually can't rationally comprehend catastrophic injury to the body, while in that state of immediate shock. Think of the image of the soldier carrying his detached arm.