80 Life-or-Death Moments When Gut Feelings Became Unshakeable Lifelines

80 Life-or-Death Moments When Gut Feelings Became Unshakeable Lifelines

But as I laid in bed trying to sleep, I suddenly started getting extremely anxious about my condition. It shouldn’t hurt that much just to breathe. I told my partner I was going to the hospital just to be safe, and we both hopped in the car.

Double pneumonia.

I was only in the hospital a couple of days after that, but it could have killed me if it went untreated. I don’t wanna think about what would’ve happened if I went to bed that night.

Basically the lesson I got from it was hospital bills and possibly bothering people are better than risking death. I’ve been far more adamant with myself and others seeking care after this experience.

Tamaguts Report

Close-up of a car's damaged front headlight and hood after a crash, highlighting gut feeling that saved lives. A s******l kid tried to k**l himself by crashing into my car head on. At the last second I veered right (US) and jumped the curb. He was still able to adjust and smack me pretty good, but nothing like a head on collision.

connolnp , Clark Van Der Beken Report

I was running down escalators to catch a train during winter and happened to slip on some ice on the platform. I slid quite fast on my b*m, and I ended up getting stuck in the middle of a train and the plantform, thigh high. I couldn’t get myself out because of the awkward position, and called for help. The platform was full of people who just stared.

I was pulled out by a drunk person JUST before the train started moving. Had a pulled hamstring and cuts and bruises in my arms and hands.

Still get quite angry thinking about the bystanders not doing anything but gape.

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