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You be the judge of it:
If they were really near, then two combined should be enough to end it, no?
Your arms and hands would be pretty messed up. Depending on which arm was broken twice and how badly, it may be permanently damaged.
Biggest thing is probably blood loss. I think your survival comes down to how much blood you lost in your glass injuries and from every other injury combined.
Source: not a doctor, just guessing.