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Has anyone ever saved your life?

Spiderman

Veteran Member
I'd say the closest thing in my life was whoever called the ambulance when I was unresponsive and stopped breathing from OD, and whoever called the ambulance when I was on concrete with multiple broken bones, a concussion, and a collapsed lung.

Has anyone ever saved your life?
 

Spirit of Light

Be who ever you want
Yes it has happen one time, but i have a feeling it would be difficult to explain it in a sense that everyone can understand what happend. ( call it spiritual helper contacted me)
 

dfnj

Well-Known Member
I'd say the closest thing in my life was whoever called the ambulance when I was unresponsive and stopped breathing from OD, and whoever called the ambulance when I was on concrete with multiple broken bones, a concussion, and a collapsed lung.

Has anyone ever saved your life?

I was on a train once. I was on blood pressure medication at the time. My dosage was too strong. It was early in the morning and I was one or two seconds from fainting on a train during rush hour. What was amazing is a number of people saw me swaying and about to collapse. Someone sitting down offered me his chair. I was very thankful for this kind gesture. I took the chair and it prevented me from completely passing out on the ride into NYC.

Of course, there was another time when one of the bridges going into NYC was under repair. North bound and south bound trains had to take turns crossing the only single bridge. I was on my into NYC to see a show. I heard there had been 4 hour delays for trains leaving New York. A south bound train rolled up to my station. I was on across on the north bound platform. The train was packed to the gills with people. I was just looking at the people and imaging how awful it must have been to be in such a packed train for 4 hours. I met eyes with a guy who was pressed against the glass. He looked at me and with absolutely no joy on his face, he just gave me the finger! Omg, it was so funny.
 

Unveiled Artist

Veteran Member
I'd say the closest thing in my life was whoever called the ambulance when I was unresponsive and stopped breathing from OD, and whoever called the ambulance when I was on concrete with multiple broken bones, a concussion, and a collapsed lung.

Has anyone ever saved your life?

My mother. I had seizures (of course) since I was 12; that's about 25 years so far. I had the big ones. My brother said I looked like the exorcist.


Minus the holy water and the floating.

If my mother had not be stubborn and argued with doctors and took probably a hundred (not exaggerating) trips to the hospital, I would either be intellectually disabled or have a long seizure that can be left threatening.

My mother said the doctors told her if I didn't have surgery, and my brain was deteriorating every seizure, she didn't know where I would be.

Outside of the mother motherly things she did and didn't do, this one took the cake.

I haven't had anyone directly save my life like stop a locomotor or fight off Lex Luther. I'm pretty much me. I save myself.
 

Nakosis

Non-Binary Physicalist
Premium Member
I'd say the closest thing in my life was whoever called the ambulance when I was unresponsive and stopped breathing from OD, and whoever called the ambulance when I was on concrete with multiple broken bones, a concussion, and a collapsed lung.

Has anyone ever saved your life?

No, I wonder how that makes you feel about the folks that saved you.

A couple of times as a kid I did some stupid things I might have died. Both times I had to save myself. I don't really expect anyone to be around to save me. Generally I feel I have to be looking out for myself.
 

james dixon

Well-Known Member
Premium Member
When I was in my teens a few friends of mine and I went out to an airport in Port Aransas Texas in the middle of the night. A friend of mine and I got into one of the airplanes parked next to the runway and I started the engine. We decided to race the plane against my father’s 289 Mustang. Another friend of mine waved his hands and the race began. The mustang got ahead of me at first but then my speed quickly passes the mustang. Then the plane just took off and over the beach and out over the ocean we went. My friend and I flew around, dive bombing an oil rig. Then I flew along the beach and I saw my cars headlights flashing at the end of the runway. I circled around and headed for the runway. I cut the engine and glided onto the runway landing safely.

That friend of mine who’s name is Greer Evans saved my life that night.
 
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james dixon

Well-Known Member
Premium Member
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PureX

Veteran Member
Has anyone ever saved your life?
Interesting question. It's quite possible, and perhaps even likely, that someone has saved my life without my even knowing about it. And maybe with them knowing about it, as well. The drunk driver that would have hit and killed me on my way to work at 5am this morning saved my life when he decided not to get behind the wheel of his car. And even he doesn't know that he saved my life.
 
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