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Krush2k2

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MaN ive almost died so many times, i'm surprised imma still here-imma only 19 lol

-choked on pepperment on the way back from a funeral
-stung by a school of portuguese man of wars
-choked when i swallowed an ice cube whole(dumb 10 yr old idea lol)
-got hit in the head by a golf ball going like 200 mph!
-when i was born i had some problem-the doctor said i only had 48 hours 2 live(lol i showed him)
-firwork explosion 6 feet away from me

man, there are so many more-buts its past midnight and imma tired lol

what about u guys? ever gotten so close?

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I choked on an ice cube when I was 12 or so. But it dislodged by itself after a few seconds -- didn't even need the Heimlich maneuver!

However, the biggest incident where I almost died was when I was involved in that horrific car wreck that most of y'all know about.

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voiciblanche

Hmmmnnn...a TV fell on my head once, but I don't think I was too close there. Another time my friend was sitting on me in water and I almost drowned. That was scary.

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Yes, one time was actually pretty close... it was my freshman year in high school and I was on the ski team. After I had run the JV course, I went on a practice run through the course my team had set up. All I remember is starting down the run... for some reason, I had lost control on the way down, spun around, and made contact with a stationary snowmaker which was oddly placed at the direct end of the run. I impacted on my left shoulder, and the impact curved up to behind my right ear. I ran into the machine with such force that the coaches (all of whom saw the accident) literally had to dig me out from underneath the machine. I was unconscious for about 15 minutes straight, and in and out for the next 8 hours. I know that I had stopped breathing twice between when they dug me out and got me to the hospital. Of course, I don't remember any of that part. The first thing that I do remember after starting down the run is waking up in the pediatric trauma center not knowing where I was or why I was there. I had suffered numerous contusions along my neck, a concussion, and a closed head injury.
That's my near-death story, from which by all accounts I should never have survived, or even come out as clean as I did.

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BeenaBobba

When I was around nine, my class had taken a trip to Salem, Massachusetts. There was a gazebo across the street from the museum we went to, and my friends and I walked around the ledge, being that it wasn't too high off the ground. On one side, though, there was a stairwell leading under the gazebo. It was about six feet below the ledge of the gazebo. Well, I fell the six feet straight down there and came within inches of smashing the back of my head on the bottom stairs. Eeek. :o I came out of it only with bruised ribs.

Another time was two years ago when I got into a pretty bad car accident. I was going pretty fast on the highway ([i]too[/i] fast), tried to switch lanes, didn't see a SUV, tried to swerve back, and lost control of the car. I ended up crashing into the highway guardrail, spinning across two lanes of traffic, and crashing into a bunch of trees on the other side. The whole time I kept thinking that I couldn't believe I was going to die that way -- and that I didn't want to die. When the car stopped, I thought I was dying 'cause I felt like I was going to pass out. I was spitting blood, too, so I thought I had internal injuries. Turns out I just had a bloody nose and a mild concussion. Phew. Thank God. :)

God bless,

Jennifer

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BeenaBobba

[quote name='BurkeFan' date='May 1 2004, 02:23 AM'] Yes, one time was actually pretty close... it was my freshman year in high school and I was on the ski team. After I had run the JV course, I went on a practice run through the course my team had set up. All I remember is starting down the run... for some reason, I had lost control on the way down, spun around, and made contact with a stationary snowmaker which was oddly placed at the direct end of the run. I impacted on my left shoulder, and the impact curved up to behind my right ear. I ran into the machine with such force that the coaches (all of whom saw the accident) literally had to dig me out from underneath the machine. I was unconscious for about 15 minutes straight, and in and out for the next 8 hours. I know that I had stopped breathing twice between when they dug me out and got me to the hospital. Of course, I don't remember any of that part. The first thing that I do remember after starting down the run is waking up in the pediatric trauma center not knowing where I was or why I was there. I had suffered numerous contusions along my neck, a concussion, and a closed head injury.
That's my near-death story, from which by all accounts I should never have survived, or even come out as clean as I did. [/quote]
Yikes! :o

Thank God you made it out okay! :)

God bless,

Jennifer

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That seems to be most people's response... when I told my philosophy prof, his response was "Holy cr-p, dude!"
In Christ, Dave

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[quote name='Krush2k2' date='Apr 30 2004, 11:52 PM'] -got hit in the head by a golf ball going like 200 mph! [/quote]
That explains a lot.... :P

<Thicke runs and hides, hoping that Krush doesn't realized he's an old man and can't run that fast anymore>

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*Krush, being the swift young age of 19, catches up to Thicke, hurts him enough to be able to post in this thread*

:P

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[quote name='Krush2k2' date='May 1 2004, 09:18 AM'] *Krush, being the swift young age of 19, catches up to Thicke, hurts him enough to be able to post in this thread*

:P [/quote]
OW! OW! OW! OK! Alright.....

I drowned in the ocean off the cost of South Carolina when I was six. My uncle pulled me out and a stranger who was there gave me mouth to mouth until I started breathing again....

<hehe my spell checker tries to change "krush2k2" to "Krishna">

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Thy Geekdom Come

I was locked in a Coleman cooler once as a child...a few minutes and...I would've been dead...

:unsure:

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VeraMaria

Wow....u people are scary... :ph34r: :P

Hmmm....I was "almost" run over by a car a thousand times, lol

And when we were summitting La Malinche (a mountain in Mexico....my family is obsessed with mountain climbing, we love it, lol my dad sumitted the Aconcagua!) i slipped in the snow and slid toward a ravine with my ice ax in hand, too scared to move, lol, and my dad yells "VERA THE AX!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!" and i dig it into the ice at the last moment.

:ph34r: it was horrible :ph34r:

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Thomas Michael

When I was 15, I was riding my bike to the mall, and at one point the route to the mall is on a bridge over a lake. Well, I'm on the sidewalk on the bridge on the oncoming traffic side, and all of a sudden a Suzuki Samurai jumps the curb and is on the sidewalk coming straight at me. For a half-second I was in a panic... because it was either stay where I am and get hit, or throw myself over the side and land on the jagged rocks beside the bridge. But right at the last second the guy behind the wheel wised up and got his car back on the road. :bugeyes:

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i was leaving cocos and turning left on a green and this old person going to the old peoples trailer park homes ran the red right in from of us *phew*

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crusader1234

i was swimming at the lake and it was really cold and wavy and i lost breath and my body seized up, and the dock and the nearest bouys were about 10 meters away. i almost drowned. it might not seem like enar death but i was actually surprised i made it to tbe bouy... i was 7. then last year i jumped off the pier on may long (in manitoba so it was liek only 15 celcius) and then i couldnt reach the rungs on the ladder to get out of the water and i wasnt really scared but i was pretty sure i was about to die. then a wave lifted me up to the rungs and i got out it was pretty sketchy.

then, like most people with adhd, ive nearly been hit by cars numerous times.

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