Near-death experiences

[Bryd0]

If there was a time where you nearly lost your life but glad that you survived whatever happened to you, post all about it here.

My near-death experience happened in March 2007, where I suffered a massive panic attack and had to be rushed to the local hospital. I couldn't breathe all the way through and was in such pain. I will never forget that day Oh, and another... in late 1999 when me and my primary school class did mountain walking in Mugdock Country Park, we had to find a way to get down it safely as we reached the summit. This is where the near-death experience kicked in... as we were going down the steep mountain, we had to move sideways slowly and as I did this, with support of a teacher, I was scared and one simple slip-up would've caused me to topple to my death. Thankfully I got down safely and I was very brave.

 

[Nebulous's iconNebulous]

Here is one of mine:

My car broke down on a bridge one night on the way home from San Fransisco.. Before it broke down it let out a massive amount of smoke.. Enough to cloud anyone's vision. Being on a bridge, there is no where pull over. While my car was slowing to a stop, I see headlights through the smoke coming at me at full speed.. I brace myself for impact and certain death.. My legs tightened and I guess I put my foot on the break pedal.. My break lights then lit up and the driver of the car (which happened to be a hummer of all things) jerked the wheel at the last second and ended up just hitting the left side of car leaving some damage but thats better than getting killed!

Needless to say I jumped out of the car right after that happened, walked a good distance away from it, and waited for a police car to come. They pushed me off the bridge and I called my aunt for a ride back to her place.

 

[DrLeftover]

So you are not talking about the classic definition of "NDE" where one is pronounced Clinically Dead for some time and then Revived.

You seem to be events where you could have easily died.

Just so we're clear going forward.