First near death is when i almost didn't make it as 2 years old child and was rushed into the emergency fir 3 months.
During my early 20s, i was catfished twice and almost took my life. Once i drunk two bottles of vodka on an empty stomach. And as resault, i was on the floor with a stomach that felt like it was about to pop. The other time, i was catfished online, i put a robe and almost hang myself, my house mate talked me out of it.
2 years later, i was laying down and blacked out for couple of hours. As if my soul left my body, until this day, i can not understand what happened nor remember how it happened.
One other time i had a car crash when someone tried to cut in front of me and in an attempt to avoid them on a busy highway, i lost control of the car, the air bags caused me not to see anything all i remember was spinning and hitting the edge of the highway. Luckily traffic slowed down behind me after 3 - 4 spins when the car finally stop, i kicked the door and came out in the middle of the highway in case i get hit and my car hood and front bumper was nowhere to find and the front wheels turn inward and half of the engine was in pieces leaking...
The other time involved a bus two inches from my face on the road almost squashed me out of existence...
I have had hundreds of seizures, many ODs, three surgeries, and nearly drowned in my teens. Screw the details, lucky to have a breath in my body.
I've had an out-of-body experience many times. Probably most my life I don't know. Its close to being so depressed like we are now, that you're just floating. Though it is still not the same, I will mention.
The near death experience is a bit different. That's like a moment of clarity that some people actually chase after, and are willing to risk their own life for in so many different ways.. without a second thought or realizing it. I used to. I've experienced this twice that I can recall. One is private. The other is nearly drowning. I have been in other bad situations, but these two bring back painful visuals.
I would describe both as.. disturbing, not natural, very displeasing and somewhat traumatizing experiences. If you have someone in need, then go above and beyond. Be there for them however you can. Do not try to feel their pain for yourself. Be grateful you aren't in their shoes. They'll understand and appreciate that gesture more than you cutting yourself down for the wrong reasons.
I've been in my share of those but I never really got anything profound from it. Mostly I'd just be sort of out of it and maybe in a mild state of shock, like with people asking me how many fingers they're holding up and I'm like, "I don't know, I don't know. Don't know." Then once I recover enough to sort of register my environment and talk to people, I still feel a bit disconnected for maybe the rest of the entire day. It's kind of like my ability to feel emotions goes away from the entire day and maybe even for some following days.
I never got the type though with like our lives flashing before our eyes or out-of-body experiences. Well, it sort of felt out of the body but not like I was seeing myself outside my body. It's more like I don't feel connected to my body or my brain. I'm just really out of it for a while.
Cheers! With most of mine, though, I wasn't too severely injured most of the time. It was more near-death in the sense like, "If I had just moved a couple of feet this way, or fallen there instead of here, I would have been dead." I got into my share of those being into extreme sports but never had one where I was actually close to dying. Also I might have been a bit concussed in most of those.
Yes. When I was three or four years old my family took me to a lake party. People set out chips, and I took one the proceeded to enter the lake water, getting deeper, realizing I couldn’t swim for shit but it was too late. I started flopping around cuz I was drowning, but that made me choke on my chip lmfao. My mom saved my ass tho, after that we drove home in silence.
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I don't know your customs, but you take a vow. the simplest... take a box of chocolates for example and give it to people for free. You have the evil eye to you.
I had warnings by God in dreams and some of them were like - God could kill you right now if he did not have a purpose for you but he wants you to repent so you can be used to serve Him. I had dreams about hell and about needing forgiveness for sins and about being forgiven for past deeds.
Every time I almost died everything seemed to slow down and my adrenaline went through the rough and survival instinct came into play.
The time I was unconscious after I fell out of a barn Was different. Don't remember anything leading up to the fall, just woke up very freaked out and disoriented. Complete lights out.
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You are amazing and have been blessed. I was sick with a high fever once and it was so very real when I was laying under the beautiful starlit sky outside my home. I survived. I was nearly smothered once. I saw a dark sky and clouds breaking open to dark opening. I was released and I knew God didn't want me then. I belive in this.
was diagnosed with severe anemia months ago and i was likely to get a heart attack (cus of low haemoglobin level) if i hadn't gone for an urgent iron infusion. and the other time i almost drowned while swimming when I was 6
When i was 12 i had chicken pox so it was bad i became very ill and got a bas headache over 100, and became very delusional one night i went into different worlds i swear i saw heaven lol but whatever dream world i was in i was told to tell my mom and when i went to her room it was just shiny all over & i told her i was going somewhere and she splashed my face and i came back to reality and rushed me to. the hospital and said the chicken pox high temp fever could have got me.
It depends on what you mean by a near-death experience. Do you mean actually being dead and having to be revived or just being near death? Because I've had the latter twice and it didn't feel like anything.
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