Ive never had a near death experience, but i received this email (below) that made me think, how must it change your life?
i dont want to hear about the experience itself as much as i want to hear about how it changed your life, what did you start to do differently from then on!
Look at the first picture above and you can see where this guy broke through the guard rail (right side where the people are standing on the road). His truck left the road, traveling from right to left . He flipped end-over-end, across the culvert outlet and landed on the left side of it. Now look at the 2nd picture below
well my only near death experience was when i was a baby so i wasnt really aware of that and cant remember it so it didnt really influence my life so cant tell anything...but i assume it changes your life a lot...
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i was born like a smurf, my... whatever the thingy is called that connects you to your mom for food and drink etc, was wrapped around my neck 2 times, so i didn't get any air...
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I had a couple of near death experiences. One was when I was about 10 years old and couldn't swim and this fat kid jumped off a diving board and landed on me and I was underwater for some time until my friend rescued me. So what I have learned from that experience was to take swimming lessons so I know how to swim now Another was at a carnival in Germany. There was a ride called the breakdance cars and that cards did all types of twists and turns while in the air. Ironically they didn't have seatbelts only a handle bar to hold onto. I almost fell off during the ride and below me were fast spinning parts that operated the ride. I was holding on for dear life What I have learned from that was to stay away from carnival rides
well my doctor almost killed me when i was baby by giving me wrong meds...but i threw up every time they tried to give me them so it saved my life...i remember that every time we went there she was always weet and payed extra attention to me than to the other kids and never knew why..then my mum told me about that incident with meds...maybe thats why i really dont like docs and hospitals and the whole place just terrifies me and i dont go there unless its a real emergency
Swimming is like flying I love it. I haven't swam in years though mainly because before I got contacts I was used to swimming "blind" basically. Now that I fell in love with having 20/20 vision I cannot go back to not being able to see since contacts fall out in the water.
I had a near dealth experience when I was about 11 I believe.
I was traveling to visit my cousins...and we myself, my brother, and my mom were in the car, and we were on a four laned highway. There was this huge trusk in front of us....then all of a sudden, this huge thing (nobody can remember what it was anymore....but at the time we all had different ideas about what it could have been) came flying straight for our windshield. It would have killed us and caused a huge accident. But then, a wind came ( there was no wind before) picked the thing up, and carried it off to the side of the road where it wasn't in anyone's way. It was amazing!
How it changed my life? It helped me see that....you never know when dealth is comming...I could die tomorrow for all I know. We have to be ready and prepared for when are time comes...cause we really don't know when it's comming.
I've had MANY near death experiences
One I had recently was a really bad car accident. I was at a 4 way intersection, my light was green, so I went..all of a sudden out of no where this truck comes speeding from the right (my right) when I saw it coming it was like slow motion, I knew it was coming but there was nothing I could do about it except prepare for the worse, the truck hit me on my side, the driver's side...my car flipped twice until it landed on the front of another car on my left side.....that's all I remembered...I was so surprised I didn't die....according to the police, the driver of the truck died, and there was a passenger with him who was ejected from the car....I saw the photos after what happened, it looked like a crime scene....There was blood on my windshield, blood everywhere....all from the ejected victim....I kept thinking that could've been me, I could've been hurt alot worse or killed....I was in the hospital for a week...I had a major concussion, brain trama...no broken bones but it messed up my legs pretty bad, they still hurt..Had a lot of cuts....the driver who's car I landed on was okay thankfully....
i remember when i was about 10, i ran down a hill when on holiday, which obscured the road at the bottom...i ran straight down into the path of a lorry coming but the forward motion kept me going and unwittingly ran just past it, missing it by milliseconds.
found it rather amusing.
i was born like a smurf, my... whatever the thingy is called that connects you to your mom for food and drink etc, was wrapped around my neck 2 times, so i didn't get any air...
i think that's about it...
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Its called an umbilical cord
And I don't think I'v ever been close to death, as yet, although epileptic fits when I was younger might have been scary for my parents.
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My closest near death experience would probably be when I went on a hike down a mountain with my boy scout group. We got lost and we started sliding down the mountain side without any trails, when one of the boys it a wasp nest (more like stepped on one as they are on the ground like anthills). A swarm flew out of the nest and began to sting everyone around it. Unluckily I was near enough to be stung by the wasps. Even worse was that I am deathly allergic to them. I was stung about three times and I began to feel my throat close up, have a terrible allergic reaction. I remember getting lightheaded as I struggled to breathe. I took out my Epi-pen (thank god I actually brought it with me) and took off the cap and stabbed myself with it. MERCIFULLY GOD IT HURT. Then I passed out. I woke up a little later in the hospital, and they said I was pretty much fine, they just needed to keep me overnight to make sure I was alright. Crazy guys, really crazy. This experience showed me, that if I am not careful, my life can be taken faster than a blink of an eye. Also that I need to be self-reliant (you should have seen the scouts faces as I swelled up like a balloon). I have a few more, but I'll save them for later.
As of yet I haven't had a near death experience (Unless hitting my head on a nail counts (well it did hit my temple) anyway but I had to comment on that pic OMG
a car hit me at 80 miles coz every body speeds where i live and hit my head on pavement and broke my arm he sped aruond the corner and i cuoldent get out of the way in time and i dont think? is changed my life but i throw rocks at cars that speed
did the driver take responsibility and everything afterwards?
because i think its sickening when they drive off after an accident, should be given huge sentences when they show such cowardice.
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Another was at a carnival in Germany. There was a ride called the breakdance cars and that cards did all types of twists and turns while in the air. Ironically they didn't have seatbelts only a handle bar to hold onto. I almost fell off during the ride and below me were fast spinning parts that operated the ride. I was holding on for dear life 
What I have learned from that was to stay away from carnival rides 
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