ever had a near death experience?
By barnkinney
@barnkinney (1343)
Philippines
April 2, 2007 1:59pm CST
have your ever had a near death experience? tell us more about it?
maybe the closest i got was when someone threatened to hurt me if i won't give my bag.. it was a dark alley and i was about to go home.. i was not alone though, but my friend already ran away because she got too scared. fortunately i didn't get hurt and the guy didn't get anything from me because i struggled and screamed and he got shocked that i had the gutts to scream.. heheh! i laught about this now, but back then, i was soo scared..
how about you? have you ever had a near death experience?
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13 responses
@japboy (572)
• Malaysia
3 Apr 07
It happened 3 years ago when i wanted to bring something from my house to our school carnival. I rode a motorcycle and when i almost reach my house i accidently bump into a car. I fall on that car bonnet and that car got damaged on the head light while my motorcycle got damaged a little bit. During that time, the rain just stop raining and the road were slippery. Luckyly i don't get any injured on my body. Thanks god.
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@gegegelay (933)
• Philippines
3 Apr 07
Thank God, not yet. Be careful next time though when you walk in dark alleys, it's really not safe especially when you're alone.
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@colega17 (312)
• Romania
3 Apr 07
I could say I had such an experience . . . Years ago , when I was little I almost drowned . . . I was at the sea side when suddenly the water became deeper . . . It's funny how people can't control themselves when they are in danger . . . Of course I started to struggle and scream till a someone took me out from there . . . I got so scared . . . but now as you said I laugh about it , yet I know that it was very dangerous for my life . . .
@barnkinney (1343)
• Philippines
4 Apr 07
yeah, most of the time panic would get the best of us.. it's really hard to remain calm and have a straight mind when your life is already in danger. even if you try desperately to think about what to do nothing would come to your mind until after the whole situation.. haay..
well, good thing everything's alright. thanks for the response!
@Shahzadali (13)
• Pakistan
3 Apr 07
Yeah I also had some bad experience.But its actually an accident. I tried to loot the kite on the roof of my house and didnt watched down and fell down . And fell down. Got three stitches on the upper side of my right eye.A bad bad experience.I pray that no one should get that sort of experience
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@daryljane (3406)
• Philippines
3 Apr 07
i did, im the first victim for dengue fever..was 2 years old that time, there are only 6 babies who got that illness before, was having a hard time getting a blood transgfusion that time..that was year 1980 is technology in the hospital is not that good compare today...the doctor gave my mom an hour to produce the blood, if not, ill die! my mom has to run from one hispital to the hospital where im at for the screening of the blood..theres 7 minutes left from the hour tha doctor gave us, on that last 7 minutes, was the time they started the trasfusion..and here i am!
@barnkinney (1343)
• Philippines
4 Apr 07
that must be the fastest hour for everyone who knew your situation back then.. well, that must be really tough.. but at least the transfusion was done in time. and here you are!! heheh!
thanks for the response!
@sanjay57s (23)
• India
7 Apr 07
No, never had, and i hope no one ever has such a bad experience.....
@rainbow (6761)
•
2 Apr 07
I'm so sorry this bad thing happened to you! I hope you still live your life without fear from this!
I used to live with a sometimes violent man. I stil have a lump on the back of my head from a badly placed wall. I think the worst I woke up around lunchtime with my head under the worksurface wondering how I got there and how to move, I had concussion that time, he left shortly after but I was told I lucky not to have a fractured skull. I'd been unconscious around 18 hours and he'd stepped over me to go to work.
@barnkinney (1343)
• Philippines
3 Apr 07
when you said "sometimes" and then told your story, i was thinking.. that's a "one time big time" thing! good thing you didn't have a fractured skull and 18 hours is really a long long time!
@Gmens91 (389)
• Philippines
2 Apr 07
Yes I do, almost 2 and a half yars ago. A friend of mine celebrated his birhtday and we all got drunk at the party. When it was time to go home I climbed into my car and sped off like crazy. I was doing pretty good until I reached a curved part of the road. I was going so fast that the car skidded and I lost control of the wheel. I headed straight to a small barrier which crumpled the car. Luckily I was wearing my seatbelt, and it saved my life. I spent 3 days in the hospital recovering from my injuries. When I got home the car had been towed to our house. It was so badly damaged that the insurance company said that it would not be economically feasible to repair it. I kept the seatbelt to remind me of my good fortune.
@barnkinney (1343)
• Philippines
3 Apr 07
the seatbelt is indeed a good souveneir.. heheh!
well, you really learned not to drink and drive, 'eh? it's really dangerous..
thanks for the response!
@anoop_king (102)
• India
3 Apr 07
No,i have not yet got such an experience yet.But from your views it is quite clear that It will be a long lasting experience
@Quadren777 (158)
• Canada
2 Apr 07
I've never been in a situation where I was threatened with violence or should I say where I was acutally afraid of the person. I have been in two major car accidents where my car was totalled. I wasn't hurt in either accident, but the second one the car ended upside down in the ditch and I needed help getting out. We were sideswiped by a motorhome switching lanes and after the accident the driver wasn't appologetic but rather angry that we should have got out of his way. I was too shaken up at the time to get angry and enough other people stopped and kept him away from us. One other thing ticked me off, was that three tow trucks showed up before the police or the fire department. The police officer said they just wait near the busy highways waiting and listening to police scanners for accidents to be called in.
@barnkinney (1343)
• Philippines
3 Apr 07
that's really infuriating! the nerve of the driver and the police officers!
they said it's really dangerous when a car ends up upside down because of the gas leaking and may cause the car to explode.. it's a good thing you were able to get out.. and nothing like that happened!
car accidents can really cause someone's life..
thanks for the response!
@Amberluv2000 (406)
• United States
2 Apr 07
Oops i had one more that I forgot about. I was on the Mantis which is a free-standing roller coaster at Cedar Point and the ride started but my seat wasn't locked in place. I was freaking out completely and trying to get it lock in place. Right before we went upside down it finally locked in place if it didn't I would have fell out for sure and at the speed it was going at and based on how high we were off the ground there is no way i could have survived.
@barnkinney (1343)
• Philippines
3 Apr 07
final destination 2! have you seen that movie? although, it's really different.. but similar. in a way.. heheh!
and wouldn't the centripetal (or is that centrifugal) force would prevent you from falling? well, i don't want to experiment that with a live human being..
just good to know you were able to lock it in time!
thanks for the response!