What is something that has happened to you that would’ve killed you if you lived in the medieval era??

I had intractable epilepsy - basically uncontrollable, frequent seizures. Even on the max amount of meds I was having seizures daily. They said I had a 95% chance of dying if I didn't have a very delicate brain surgery. If this had happened a decade earlier than it did, they wouldn't have been able to do the surgery and I probably would've died.
I'd have been screwed in mideval times. They'd throw epileptics into dungeons and leave them to starve because they thought they were possessed. Ironically it would sometimes temporarily fix seizures because the lack of food would put them into ketosis, which treats seizures.

I'm an aromatherapist and I mix oils derived from plants and herbs (Witch craft!!!!!) I also used to be epileptic and had complex partial seizures (Witch craft!!!!) I also have red hair and freckles (Witch craft!!!!!) and a vicious mouth and lots of opinions (Witch craft!!!!!) I also openly admit to liking sex... (Say no more. I'm really not living much longer in medieval times am I lol.)

Probably the same, untreated influenza. I have required antibiotics before and who knows with poor nutriention, I could have died.

I legally drowned when I was 19
Paramedics spent near 30 minutes to resuscitate me

I had measles as a kid.

I used to get bad UTIs probably that

E.coli, acute kidney injury leading to nearly full failure, horrific UTI, Dehydration, malnutrition, etc, all at once. +More

the Guillain-Barré Syndrome I experienced likely would've been fatal in the good ol' days

dunno why anyone pines for or romanticizes that era at all (or would like to drag the rest of us back into it, today)

I would have died as a baby or a small child. I wasn't meant to make it by nature's laws.

Pneumonia for sure or mono

Tooth infection.

One of the most common causes of death in medieval times.

Burned at the stake