What Is The Scariest Thing You Have Experienced?

Watching my baby be resuscitated

When 24 years ago someone tried to kidnap my baby.

My cousin and I were driving back to our college dorms from Stone Mountain and some confederate flag waving fools shot out our back window. 😰

when my son Oded on drugs and was close to death

@InvictusIndigo my son punched me thru a broken window, he told the cops I cut him with a knife. I believe I can sue, not only my estranged son that I was reaching out to help, but also the officer that fell hook line and sinker for some fake ass baby mama drama, and the prosecutor for corroborating a false statement to officers in an investigation.

Being forcibly admitted to a psychiatric hospital as a teen and feeling like my family had abandoned me there.

Hard to decide probably my stroke in 2018, or the time my stepfather choked me until I passed out but told how he was going to dispose of my body and how I'd never be found while choking me

Childhood. Lived in fear for most of it.

Having to resuscitate my sister on Christmas day 2020..fuck

Being Code 5'd by the police, aka felony stop.

Had an allergic reaction to a sedative and basically thought that I died.

Intense pain followed by a slip into unconsciousness; I slept the sleep of the dead.

When I woke up I was like "hm. So this is hell huh? Wonder when the torment starts..."

I’ve experienced a lot of terrifying things in life, but being assaulted at knife point beats them all. It was the only time in my life in which I was certain I was going to die.

Being kidnapped by one of my mother's enemies and held prisoner all day in a abandoned house, tied up and blindfolded, told I would be raped and tortured. Amazingly, I actually fought my way out of it, ran away, developed traumatic amnesia for an hour or so, regained enough of my memory to find my way home, called police, policeman arrived at my house to interview me about the crime but he didn't believe me. I insisted on pressing charges. Police took me into a police car and we found the house where I was held prisoner. Man who'd kept me there was still unconscious--I was afraid I'd killed him. But they woke him up and put him in an ambulance. He was fine. They charged him with a few felonies, found him guilty, sentenced him to 5 years in prison, suspended.
It took me about 8 months to fully recover physically. I still have tooth trouble in one tooth from the fight to free myself. Mentally, it still lingers in my mind. None of my friends was supportive. I'm still proud that I successfully fought my way out of that situation.

I thought I was going to die (from a car accident) at the age of 18 and I had an infant (5 month old) and her dad was too incapable of taking care of her if I died.

It’s a scary feeling having to tell yourself and accept the reality that “wow you might actually die today.”

I was in a taxi on the highway in Vegas and a guy in the car next to me pulled a gun on my taxi. He held pointed at us for probably 20 seconds but it seemed like an eternity. Then he put it away and kept driving

{@invictusindigo] in 1981 when a van i was in turned over trying to avoid a tractor on a country road . neither the driver or i where hurt just shook up by it

Which one do u wanna hear? 🤕
One was waking up in the middle of a night to my mom pointing a knife to my throat threatening to kill me if I ever lie to her.

A motorcycle accident a decade ago. I passed out in a seizure and still have no recollection of what happened.

When I woke up, my shirt was covered in blood.

among other things, there was a train wreck that just missed squishing my sister. the most terrifying moment ....

I've seen my own death. Witnessed horrors beyond describing. But for me. It's simply knowing. I have no more chance at true peace or love

Anything as a kid.

When I thought I was dying

My father

Nearly taken out by a Cyclone …1996


Smashed by a Typhoon in 2004.

When I was 24 years old I was rushed to ER for alcohol poisoning.Three of us drank 6×1.4 liter Jack Daniel bottles that day.

I passed out in the middle of the night and could not be woken up. My girlfriend and my buddy drove me to ER, my body had gone into hyperthermia on the way to the hospital and I was barely breathing.

Obviously they got me into ER on time, but the doctor said I was minutes from possibly dying.

spinning in a circle in my car on interstate was raining and cars in front got almost killed and so then almost killed me and semi trucks roaring by on both sides and blowing horns that was kinda funny cuz like i totally would have stopped my car from spinning in the rain on the interstate at like 70 mph if i could have very lucky and everyone else ok also

That's just one thing. To many others to go into:)

My life until I was about 34 years old.

Near drowning

Getting struck by a tree and ending up scarred. Could have been killed. It was scary as hell. Over it now. lol

High school

My childhood wasn't much fun, but that was scary all the time, the most sudden terror I've ever felt was slipping over a waterfall in the dark.

My mom nearly dying and being on a ventilator

Probably almost getting hit by a train and hanging from a cliff that was several stories high for dear life.

Someone having an attempt at my life.

In hindsight, I’ve never been through anything genuinely scary. Just alarming or stressed moments.

Well, being shot at comes to mind.

when a fly gets into my milk 😱

I don’t want to say 😢😢

Cops

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Arriving in America

Idk. Overdoses aren't much fun. Nearly drowning wasn't either.

But I'm gonna say that the scariest thing that ever happened to me was the other day when my sister was in hospital giving birth to my nephew.

She had to go into surgery, due to some kind of complication, and I've never felt worse than I did until I heard that she and the baby were fine.