I almost drowned once and it is true that I started reaching the top but I couldn't eventually I started losing consciousness like falling asleep, it felt very calm and my mind was completely blank and then boom! my step father grabbed my hand and got me out before I lost full consciousness. What I never felt was the burning feeling.
My dad and sister and I was hanging out but I kinda got jealous from them because since I'm the middle child I'm the least favourite one and so I left them alone, It was my birthday that time but my mom told someone else happy birthday other than me and when I left them to swim alone I think someone grabbed me in the water and when I screamed for help I saw my mom happily partying and laughing and I just gave up and drowned
I've experienced this at 7 but only the first 2 and the 4th one... i still cry thinking abt it for people who haven't experienced it- it hurt, and t was terrifying to a different level. like imagine this- you're drowning and at that rate you KNOW you WILL die but at that very moment someone has you firmly in there arms as you are still terrified and crying harder than you ever had or probably will.. 😨😭 That is really scary.
As a survivor of drowning I can confirm ALL of this is true I was 7 years old and just finished my swimming lessons and was finally aloud in the big pool but on the shallow side only my brother had finished all of his classes before me since he was older so he and his friend were hanging out in the deep end I wanted to impress them so I swam over there they were talking and didn’t notice I was even coming over there I started to slide underneath the water and soon realized I was drowning I was under the water for a minute before they noticed I was not breathing and my brothers friend pulled me up. If you ever read this thank you so much you are the reason I’m here today and if for some reason you see this it was at life time fitness and the friend you were with was Hudson. I hate to be that person but tysm for the likes 💀 Edit: why did y’all like this so much 😍😍😍 Edit: Omg that’s 900 likes bro 😎
I can answer this as somebody that almost died to drowning. You feel nothing but panic. Lungs don't burn, you just stop trying to use them because you're underwater. Luckily I got saved, spat out the water after being unconscious then I had the biggest burp I've ever had in my life.
One time I was drowning and someone saw me but did not try to help me at all. I nearly died because my friend also thought I was joking. I was screaming for help lol
I can confirm that too. I kept trying to swim up to the surface until I finally got there. I had an Apple Watch on and checked my heart rate once I got to land and it was beating at like 200 bpm
Story by My mom My cousin who's a toddler drowned in a public pool since no one was watching him, so he took off his life jacket. His family managed to get him. (He already drowned/died) But they performed CPR and brought him back to life. 🙏
This is the worst way I think to die realistically, your not going to be tortured by someone like come on unless of course your a woman 💀 but drowning it might happen if your not careful
I did I felt like I couldn't breathe this all happend in agust summer of 2021 stupid 12 year old me decided to go down the slide which at the moment my step dad came to watch and talk to the rest of the dad's because this was a pool party lol anyways I went down the slide and the look I gave my stepdad that trusted him with my life I went down the slide me not thinking at the time thougt I would float back up but no I was stupid I felt the pain like in the video I tried to swim back up and you know how they say that you can't scream for help when ur drowning well I did I screamed help 2 times when I thought I was gonna have survival instinct and I did lucky me I landed no in the middle but in the side next to the edges I reached over and the next thing I know is my stepdad and some other dudes pull me out I was obviously in shock I could've hugged my stepdad and started crying but no I had caused myself trauma that to this day now I'm 13 have learned my mistake 😭😭 I almost died I picked the right moment and person
We went to the lake to see some fishes and I fell but I didn't know how to swim i could have died but my dad saved me it's felt just like this though I'm crying Right now
This is so true. This happened when I was 9. I was hanging out at my cousins house when we all jumped into the pool. We all got hungry and ate. I jumped back in the pool and I was only like 3'1 so I couldn't swim in 12 feet. These girls (lets call them Rebecca And Kailie ionk) laughed at me and teased me until I tried to impress them and jumped in 12 feet. I couldn't stop panicking and screaming. The girls were still laughing and calling me weak. Everything was going blurry. No one heard the crying as it was a HUMONGOUS pool. I felt myself sinking to the bottom of the pool and I started to black out. When someone that was practicing scuba diving saw me and came to rescue me immediately. I was running to my mom crying and was practically vomiting water. Rebecca And Kailie's moms heard about it and they got whooped right in front of everyone. Moral of the story is: Never try to impress anyone if you know it is life threatening or can harm yourself. (or others) - Yanni
As a lifeguard sometimes you're underwater, trying to save someone or operate equipment, the feeling you get when you drown is none of this, your body will force itself to surface, as you panic and your heart feels like it's going to implode.
Yep, I’m training to be a lifeguard currently and you definitely would never, ever give up on trying to swim up, unless you are actually seconds away from dying and your body shuts down.
I have drowned before and here is the story of how So basically I went to the public pool with my family to just hang and out and go swimming ofc. So basically I didn’t know how to swim very well so I cannonballed into what I thought was the more shallow part but apparently it wasn’t, the signs on the pools that showed how deep it was were wrong. So at first I panicked when I realized that I couldn’t reach the bottom, and then I tried to swim back up but I couldn’t manage to make it, and my parents were gone at the bathroom to change into their swimsuit so they couldn’t help, so when I was trying to swim back up, I just kept getting water into my mouth and nose and I was coughing up water and inhaling water and everything. So I had goggles on so I could see, I was just trying to swim to the bottom so I could launch myself back up but by the time I was at the bottom it was too late and I had no breath left cause it was around 9 feet deep, so I breathed a ton of water through my nose and it burned my nose and chest so bad, and my vision did get blurry and messed up, but by the time I knew it I was already up onto the concrete coughing up water and blood so yea I just kinda felt some after effects like chest burning and I was scared to go in the water after that. So that is my story of how I drowned😅 Edit: OMG TYSM FOR THE LIKES do you mind visiting my channel too? If not then that is ok. Thanks for the support too!
That’s really scary. I’m sorry you had to go through that! I was really stupid as a kid so I went into a pool and I couldn’t swim and I had one of those pool noodle things to keep me up and it works but my mind was so dumb that I went to the deep end while paddling my feet cuz that’s like the only thing I knew with swimming or whatever and then I think I fell off? And I just fell in the water I think I fell unconscious? idk. I just blacked out I think? I felt the bottom of the pool a tiny bit when I blacked out? And then I just woke up on the bench spitting out water. I don’t know details of it cuz that was years ago. And the one who saved me was my mom! I don’t think my dad was there that time😅 thank you mom!
I know how it feels. I got drowned when I was 7 once when I go on a vacation with my family. As I was about to give up on trying to reach to the top, I was saved by a man in his 50s. I'll never forget that experience that I get as a child.
I almost drowned trapped under a sail at a scout camp a few years ago. I would have died most likely if the scouts did not have a strict buddy system in place. My buddy was able to show me an air hole and the way out before I was completely trapped. I remember the panic vividly. Now I have claustrophobia but I still love the water. The utter panic and fear of not surviving it is unreal. It is horrible to experience and I'll thank my lucky stars I wasnt alone and was saved.
I have Claustrophobia as well I almost drowned in a pool because my grandma was paying attention to my little cousin but I'm here water got in mouth and swallow it I threw up water but I'm fine
This is 100% accurate. I was pulled by a current one time in a river that was flowing pretty aggressively and if it wasn’t for my friend jumping in and also risking his life drowning to I would definitely be dead. I will confirm the vision blur and the entire body feeling on fire is completely accurate. It’s something you’ll never forget when you experience it
Your full of it man. What's it like to drown? Man you wouldn't be here to tell if you drowned simple as that. Stop lying to people saying you know and confirm this and that. So your telling me you drowned died. Somehow started breathing on your way up and came back to life. No! Once you die you die. There's only one man I know that died and rose again from death. Damn all y'all be straight lying. Look if you die you die damn it. This isnt rocket science !
@@TheJsjr not necessarily. I could see somewhat well but it’s river water so you won’t be able to see 100% perfectly plus I had contacts so that made it even harder. Compared to the vision blur and before it I would say I could see decently well
watched this video last night before i went to bed. knew i would have some sort of dream about it. Heres the dream: *PART ONE* so i was at school and we were learning about the titanic. the teachers came up with this wild idea that if we experienced what it felt like on the titanic we would learn a lot. the next day at school, the schedule said right after homeroom, “titanic” in bold. after homeroom, we all left the building. I life in the middle of nowhere, but the school must have magically appeared infront of an ocean. it looked like a mild storm was about to come. classes from every grade sat down in lines on a massive dock, and i sat down by my bsf. I had no idea what was going on, but the ocean looked creepy. In the water was a massive inflatible boat tipping back and forth part two in ten likes❤ *PART 2* so the principal walked up to the top of the dock and explained that we were doing a titanic survival activity. then she said that every student had to have a relative chaperoning us individually. then she announced that the seventh grade was up first. afraid, i got up and my nani appeared and was magically right infront of me. so i chose her and nervously walked down the dock in a line with everyone else in my class. part 3 in 50 likes
And ALWAYS keep in mind that drowning happens silently!!! No loud yelling nor wildly splashing water. Remember, the drowning person doesn't even have the strengh to stay up water and is merely busy with staying alive than screaming ☝️
As someone who nearly drowned to death, it did feel like this and I can confirm most of this. Although as soon as my body felt like it was in fire, I felt this tingle-ly sensation in my arms and I was in major despair that I gave up, thankfully my sister saved me but it was horrible
I was resuscitated when I was 7 at the beach from drowning. It burns very badly but eventually when you stop fighting it goes numb. You accepted it and you don’t feel like your holding your breath just there as if your basically already dead.
Fun fact drowning is supposed to be the most peaceful way to die even if it is scary, it’s supposed to make you feel warm and fuzzy and also you don’t move much your just bobbing in and out of the water so It’s hard to tell if someone’s legit drowning
I remember I almost drowned once. It was so painful, it felt like someone was like squeezing me so hard I felt like I was dead by thankfully someone seen me in the ocean drowning and saving me.
same story here! when I was 10 i didn’t know how to swim, but I was on vacation at the sea. me and my cousin decided to start swimming and eventually the waves became too powerful. I could not make it to the beach and ended up almost 1 km away from sand. the only reason I am still on earth is thanks to a complete stranger who swam to save me and took me safely back at the beach. I am now super fine and I love the sea but I had a super hard time forgetting everything. I was sure I was about to die.
Those who see a drowning person. GET A STRONG PERSON TO SAVE THEM. I remember once my sister was drowning and I went to help her. In her panic, she started to drag me down with her. Panic is no joke.
My brother dragged me down once and out of pure reaction I pushed him up so he grabs on the ledge as I nearly drowned I hit the bottom but I had goggles on so I could see and I was under a robot cleaner this and used what it was attached to to get out
Not gonna lie I almost drowned it didn't felt like burning it was like blur and black but blur and it was like I was falling asleep in peace and them I was in high clouds and I felt like I sleep for a sec and wake up wet but my mom sid u where like this for whole haf aday
Seeing this video made me almost cry bc a couple years ago my brother passed away bc of drowning from the pool and the lifeguards aren't even paying attention.....god bless to all the ppl that survived drowning...❤
When I was little I almost drowned to death in a pool, I didn’t really feel a painful burning sensation but it was very uncomfortable sensation that’s hard to describe. Your muscles will feel a burning sensation though mostly because your squirming around so much and chewing through your energy. Once my lungs had filled up with water it almost started to feel relaxing and I’m really not sure why but it almost feels like your falling asleep, once you reach a certain point in drowning it’s not at all painful. I started closing my eyes and things got dark but luckily my dad lifted me up from the water and gave me to my mum at which point I was vomiting up so much water 😅.
@@idlangaming3975 damn bro that’s crazy, thank god for family members being at the tight time and place to save us, hopefully you we’re alright after that
"Your eyes start to blur" I don't open my eyes on the pool 💀 Edit: omg 137 likes tysm!!!! 2nd edit: I wanted to say “in” instead of on but I don’t wanna correct it🫠
@@paprika892 I was just having fun and everything then I jumped in the pool and then I felt like I couldn’t breathe so I tried to come up but my body lungs 🫁 kept bringing me down and I couldn’t breathe any better then my parents noticed so they brought me to the hospital
From my experience as almost drowning to death when I was 7, this is how it was for me. I was in my moms friends pool swimming on the swallow side. It was a pool that didn’t slowly go down it was just a big drop. Some time later I didn’t know where the drop was going deep I moved my foot slighting and feel to the deep side. As I was touching the bottom of the deep side of the pool I kept trying to push as hard as I coudl to go up and everytime I did that I yelled “help” and “I’m drowning” as best as I could but I really coudlnt I couldn’t get the words out fully since during the sentence water was filling my mouth. After like 2 mintues of doing that I kept going deeper so as I was deeper and couldn’t go up anymore I just tried to hold my breathe as much as I could. And after another mintue my Vision started to blur and it was getting hard to breathe I was already drinking the water. And as I fell like I was going unconscious, my mom jumped into the pool with her clothes on and saved me seconds before I fell unconscious. I gave up as soon as I knew I couldn’t jump my way back up to the surface anymore. But I made it out and pool and to this day it traumatizes me still. Just wanted to tell you guys my story and my experience of almost drowning
I’ve been a lifeguard for years and you went through the first 3 stages of drowning. There are 6 and the 6th one is death. As long as that process is broken before the 6th stage. But you were close to the 4th stage. I’ve never had an issue with swimming so it’s weird to hear about adults who don’t know how to swim bc it’s always just been like a common sense thing to me after I got over the fear. It’s just fear that gets in peoples way. It’s natural to swim. You just need to get over your unnatural fear. But after experiencing that, that fear is valid. Not like these wimps who are afraid of water as grown ass adults and never drown before.
I’m so sorry girl, me and and my brother almost drowned in a lake and I feel super guilty and bad for it, and it’s ok to ask me what happened if you want to know
I almost drowned bc of my sister you see we were at a pool and i had no idea how to swim so i stayed at the 3ft area to float around my sisters were about to play mermaids if u know what that game is so i went over to watch them play but i didn't play with them bc it wws thr 4ft area they were pranking eachother pretending to push eachother in the 4 ft area but i didnt do that bc i wanted to watch then they suddenly acted like they were pushing me they did it like 2 times and the third time i got so scared i actully fell in my other sister got in the pool and saved me i will never forget that day she saved my life and she is the reason why im typing this and im here breathing peacefully. So yeah i almost died. This was in 2022 so it was not that long ago. And there were no live guards bc we were at the apartment pool but now i live in a house
My uncle died drowning, he was a very good swimmer and he was about to hit 25 y.o before he died, his friends through he was joking so they didn't reach for help or try to save him, he eventually disappeared from their views so they had to go there to check on him, I didn't quite catch that but it was a natural phenomena where the water just randomly start pulling you in, he was still alive when the ambulance arrived but idk how the fuck they didn't have oxygen in there and he just died without getting any help, I hope he didn't feel what the video just said and that he is in a better place now, he was really a kind person and cared for kids, plz leave a pray before you go 🙏❤️
I lost my friend on the 10th of June 2023, he drowned as he tried to save another friend of ours who didn't know how to swim. Both of them left us that day. Since then, I've been scared of death. Can't imagine how painful it was for both of them. May the pure souls RIP.
I almost drowned once and it was like this. Everything was so quiet, even my mind. It was like falling asleep, everything turned black: my eyesight, my mind and I was slowly closing my eyes until someone grabbed my hand and pulled me out. It was so peaceful that now I say that if I were to choose how to due it would be by drowning because of how peaceful it is (in my experience).
@@kirika20 that happened to me when i was a kid, I tried swimming to my mom and her back was turned and i just went under, everything started to go dark but my cousin pulled me up. glad you survived
literally today I found out that one of the kids who used to play on my brothers soccer team died a few days ago. My brother is 15, and will was the same age as him. The guy who passed away was named will. Will and his brother were on vacation out in Mexico, and his brother and him decided to play a game of “who can hold their breath the longest.” While they were playing, Wills lungs filled up with water, and he died from drowning. May he rest in peace, and nobody deserves this at such a young age.
That is something similar me and my brother did 8 years ago but instead of seeing who could breathe longer in the water, we decided who could make it farther 8 years later I feel guilty. My brother was 8 years old at the time.
As someone who nearly reached the stage of unconscious before I got help it feels very nice to see his comment section not joking about it and making me feel so good about myself for surviving ❤
@@re1gn. it was horrifying, i couldn’t breathe and the struggle of attempting to do so burned my lungs a lot but im really glad people noticed me in the end. All I can say is always make sure to stay safe and always acknowledge your surroundings and NEVER take risks if you can notice the water looks rough or you can notice rips if your at the beach. And that’s not just for water but anything. 💗
Just to add context, we lived on a river bank in KY. I was always forbidden to go by myself by snuck down and the current was insane after heavy rain (Ohio river Eastern KY). I got swept away almost immediately. Absolutely the most terrifying thing you can imagine. I’m 36 now and still have nightmares
I drowned once but my dad helped me but when i was fully under water i felt like 4 pairs of hands on my back almost like 2 people helping me but when i got out the water my dad said "who helped u up to the top of the water" then i said "i dont know" while trying to breathe i then i said "i felt 4 pairs of hands helped me. "(2 ppl bc each person has 2 arms so 2 +2=4) and he was shocked and said " well u got lucky because jesus and ur guardian angel was with you. " and i started crying because while getting push up to the top of the water i heard someone say "i always help you my sweet angel child" then i prayed of saying thank you
I have a similar experience except it was my sister who nearly drowned. During my families trip to Mytle Beach in 2014 my sister was 4 years old and I was 8, as I went to go build sand castles my sister started walking towards the ocean (there was a rip current that day) and one of the waves knocked her off of her feet and started dragging her into the ocean. Immediately my dad ran and kept into the water and grabbed her. He started swimming through the rip current with my sister and once they got back to land my dad started doing CPR on her and saved her life. She still says to this day that she felt somebody push her towards her dad. And that’s stuck with all of us ever since.
If anyone agrees with me drowning is one of the worst feelings ever without a doubt and definitely one of the most scariest ways to die I remember drowning a few years back at sixflags in the wave pool as the waves were on I went under the water to wet my head and as soon as I got back up I swallowed water by accident and couldn't breath and the waves started pulling me under leaving me completely unable to swim and very panicy I couldn't paddle my legs or my arms right and I could feel myself starting to get exhausted and instantly felt like I wanted to pass out from it so I started going to the bottom untill I was rescued by a life gard who was so sweet and so kind as she helped me catch my breath as I gasped deeply for my air again and was in such relief and I honestly don't even think people tried helping me lol they all just stared at me and didn't even bother to swim after me(at least I don't think because I cldnt rlly see only because I was to panicy and going to the bottem either that or they didn't rlly know what to do or how to help but I can honestly say if it weren't for that super sweet lifeguard who came to my defense I would(possibly)be dead(or mabey not) but thank God it didn't end up wose
I’m sorry you were surrounded by dead heads but I’m an adult and I really had the same thing happen to me and a man pulled me up, I guess there are good and bad in this world. I’m glad we were both saved. ❤
@@thoushallbefree5387 yes love I'm glad too♥️it could of been much worse for both of us it just made me feel awful to my stomach due to the fact that no1 tried helping us at least I'm going to be honest I couldn't really see because of how much I was panicking and I was also going under at the same time so I couldn't see if some1 tried swimming after me or not but then that's when I Hurd the whistle blow and felt someone pull me up from the water as i went under and it was the lifeguard that was probably one of the scariest days of my life drowning is awful
@@Momot19988 yes people are just so crul and ugly like they clearly saw me and not one bothered to go out and swim for me and after the lifeguard had got me they all just stood there looking at me in silent like they couldn't belive what had just saw no1 after even bothered to ask me if I was okay
I almost drowned. If it wasn't for my friend who pulled me up I would have drowned. True friend right there 💖 Story 1: i was at a pool and i could swim. I was about 9 years. I went on the diving board and pencil dived in. I forgot to take a deep breath and underwater i felt the oxygen leave. I felt heavy and tried to swim up. But i went down. I gave up but i felt a hand grab me and pull me up. And that was my friend who saved me.. It also happened a second time. But the 3rd time.. 3rd: i was 11. I was going to go swim at the local pool with some friends. I went back on the deep end and we challenged eachother to best jumps in the pool. I did but i got under the board and it wouldn't move. So i couldn't breathe. I also went down and drowned. Multiple CPR and stuff where done and then i woke up with blurry vision and coughing up water.. i now have a deadly fear of water with PTSD and i rarely shower without thinking it will kill me, i rarely drink water but i force myself too and i cant go near or even look at a lake or pool without thinking the same things.
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i actually experienced this as a 9 year old. when i was 9 my friend had a pool that was from 4 feet to 17 feet. she had floaties and i never had a floaty before. so me and my smol brain i was going for the floaty but the floaty was going to the 17 feet area and i didn’t realize. eventually i was slapping the water for help and she helped me. (i was 4’7 if u were wondering)
Tip if you’re drowning : If you’re underwater and can’t swim , don’t panic you’ll use most of your energy . Instead try to lay on your back so you’ll float on top of the water .
As a snorkeling diver I mainly search for items which will be 15-20 feet deep at a huge lake. Some dives can be even deeper, there was this one particular time. Where I took an extremely deep dive around 30 feet and when I reached the bottom of the lake, I had knew that I had went to far. The bottom of the lake was freezing cold and I was wasting time. Once I noticed that was that deep I thrusted my legs against the floor and had to intake multiple pounds of water. I would later swim back to shore where I would throw up for 15 minutes. I would have to say that this short is pretty damn accurate. Stay safe everyone and don’t be afraid to help those in need of rescue or assistance. Cause in the end you are always helping someone in need.
I remember when the day that i drowned close to death... It feels like my whole body is locked up, it feels like a rock pushing me down.. but im so happy that my dad save me😢🤧
My mom’s fiancé drowned in the ocean. My dad was best friends with him and they became super close and helped each other through the trauma of losing a best friend and through it became best friends. It is the reason I’m here today. It’s hard to comprehend that if that wouldn’t have happened, I wouldn’t be here. I wish he wouldn’t have lost his life in this awful way.
@@Allyalastor so his mom married his dad and later had a divorce, then got engaged to some other man. And the man and his dad later became best friends. Bruh what in the vanilla cuckoldery is going on in the West..
I will never give up. Especially when it means I won’t ever see my family again. OMG GUYS STOP HATING ON MY COMMENT ALL I SAID WAS THAT I WILL DIE TRYING
Well your body does not start to burn neither do your lungs you start to feel high eventually your brain tells you to stop and there's nothing you can do your body gives up without the oxygen you feel high and eventually stop you eventually pass out and then you die while you're asleep from suffocation
same energy here. everytime i hear about someone's death or how did they die I'm like.. that won't happen to me and start fake scenarios of how to survive if that ever happens 😅
Fun fact: normally in movies etc. when there is a drowning scene, the actor or actress calls for help and screams but in real life, there wouldn't be any of that because when you're drowning you can't even speak, you just try to grip on water while feeling chocked
Story time! One of the most memorable drowning experiences was when I was sitting happily in a plastic tube, floating down a indoor lazy river. We were almost halfway there, and knowing there’s a spot for you to get out halfway through, I planned to take it. I tried folding my body through the hole in the middle of the tube and my leg got stuck. I was frantically trying to free myself, my twin sister, trying to get out of hers to save me was just watching at the moment because the water was a bit deep. I eventually gave up and tried just removing my leg on my own, which worked. (with little help from my twin) At this point I was gasping for air wanting to get up, but my bigger sister, who was unaware of what was happening, just sat there floating down the lazy river while I pushed and pushed her tube for her to move. Eventually, my twin drug me up and she went under, after I had enough air, i helped her up before swimming out of there myself. I picked up my tube and was done for the next few years with plastic tubes.
When I was younger I didn’t know how to swim so I went to a place is like you learn how to swim at the end of the class I wanted to go on the deep side which was like 30m or 40m deep and I looked down I feel like I was going deeper and deeper after I looked up it was so blurry and I almost couldn’t see anything I was trying to float, but I almost gave up until I made it and I saved myself Thanks for reading this story ☻
I saw a myth that stepping on a Lego block is as bad as drowning😅😅 Trust me as someone who almost drowned twice, the worst part about it is the mental pain, once you realize that your stuck underwater, every second feels like a minute, you get so so SO scared that your heart literally feels like it’s going to explode, you start panicking like crazy plus it’s very uncomfortable feeling your last bit of air gone than just a horrible pressure on your chest is insane. Trust me I would step on a Lego block any day if it meant I didn’t have to go through that again.
I experienced this When I was 4, So me and my cousin were racing to get the beach ball at a pool, it was at the adult section and I switched and lagged Over him, that caused us to barely even survive drowning, We couldn't call for help because we were drowning. And Luckily I was first one to reach the kiddy area, And I grabbed his hand to help. Hope you read it! Thanks to all the people who prayed for me.
I've almost drowned multiple times, you don't feel burning or anything just adrenaline rushing through you. Once you get out you're kind of shocked of what happened.
The person who experienced drowning to death and lived to tell the story has my respect.
You a good person 😇
@@rolandsabejon6295 it’s a joke
@@unusedaccount734 true
@@unusedaccount734 As the author of the comment, I can confirm I used sarcasm.
@@rolandsabejon6295 Thank you! You seem like such a kindhearted person!
Let's appreciate the person that experienced this and survived. The goat. 34k likes 💀💀💀
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im not flexing i have drowned once and someone literally had to come down to save me edit: this many likes??? woah thx guys
@@Astromakes
Hope you're ok.
@@Astromakesbro are you okay
I almost drowned once and it is true that I started reaching the top but I couldn't eventually I started losing consciousness like falling asleep, it felt very calm and my mind was completely blank and then boom! my step father grabbed my hand and got me out before I lost full consciousness. What I never felt was the burning feeling.
Drowning is no joke RIP, to the ones who have died in the past
Specially babies🍓
My dad and sister and I was hanging out but I kinda got jealous from them because since I'm the middle child I'm the least favourite one and so I left them alone, It was my birthday that time but my mom told someone else happy birthday other than me and when I left them to swim alone I think someone grabbed me in the water and when I screamed for help I saw my mom happily partying and laughing and I just gave up and drowned
I almost drowned one time I’ve been traumatized ever since
@ForevaJAYsame it felt like i was gonna die
@ForevaJAY I almost drowned 4 times but got saved
"Soon you won't be able to breathe,"
No shit, we're underwater
I've experienced this at 7 but only the first 2 and the 4th one... i still cry thinking abt it for people who haven't experienced it- it hurt, and t was terrifying to a different level. like imagine this- you're drowning and at that rate you KNOW you WILL die but at that very moment someone has you firmly in there arms as you are still terrified and crying harder than you ever had or probably will.. 😨😭 That is really scary.
I was trying to reach the top but couldn't..
I'm actually thinking of drowning myself bc I hate life that's why I'm watching this video
@@lillybasten then why r u alive when u couldnt swim back on top and how did u comment. Be honest.
@@anafacundo6299no literally
i was drowning but i felt someone push me to the top, i looked behind and no one was there, i was alone. This still scares me to this day
Your guardian angel 😧
bro your a miracle this is a message from God! he wants you to live and wants to help you
@@baileedrawzdragons Amen brother God has a plan for him!❤❤💯💪🔥🔥🔥💪💪💪💪💯💯💯💯🔥🔥
Bro God is real
@@FelixFurstSonOfGod facts 💪 🔥
As a survivor of drowning I can confirm ALL of this is true I was 7 years old and just finished my swimming lessons and was finally aloud in the big pool but on the shallow side only my brother had finished all of his classes before me since he was older so he and his friend were hanging out in the deep end I wanted to impress them so I swam over there they were talking and didn’t notice I was even coming over there I started to slide underneath the water and soon realized I was drowning I was under the water for a minute before they noticed I was not breathing and my brothers friend pulled me up. If you ever read this thank you so much you are the reason I’m here today and if for some reason you see this it was at life time fitness and the friend you were with was Hudson.
I hate to be that person but tysm for the likes 💀
Edit: why did y’all like this so much 😍😍😍
Edit: Omg that’s 900 likes bro 😎
hope your okay
Bro I'm lazy I don't wanna read this.
Just type it like lil small
@@ZachKingClips123 this person was literally dying and *that’s* what your saying-?
@@ZachKingClips123 they were drowning in the deep end, they felt everything this video described and then her brothers friend saved them
Bro I actually went to time fitness yesterday with my friend Hudson 💀
I can answer this as somebody that almost died to drowning. You feel nothing but panic. Lungs don't burn, you just stop trying to use them because you're underwater. Luckily I got saved, spat out the water after being unconscious then I had the biggest burp I've ever had in my life.
One time I was drowning and someone saw me but did not try to help me at all. I nearly died because my friend also thought I was joking. I was screaming for help lol
Good explonation ive been close to dying by IT to
@@kadecore Same but I drowned and made it without help
I can confirm that too. I kept trying to swim up to the surface until I finally got there. I had an Apple Watch on and checked my heart rate once I got to land and it was beating at like 200 bpm
Same this vid was very accurate
Story by My mom
My cousin who's a toddler drowned in a public pool since no one was watching him, so he took off his life jacket. His family managed to get him. (He already drowned/died) But they performed CPR and brought him back to life. 🙏
Yay
I'm thinking of drowning myself bc I hate life that's why I'm watching this
That's just amazing I hope he is doing the best!
❤
Omg not a toddler😢❤
Me: “one last short before I go to bed”
The Short:
Me: dammit, scrolls to another short
@@spoiler_cc7348 that other short:what it feels like to be hanged-💀
This is the worst way I think to die realistically, your not going to be tortured by someone like come on unless of course your a woman 💀 but drowning it might happen if your not careful
😂😂
Ya bro, ur just a Copycat. Just copy others pak comments and post it on other videos.
And a round of applause to the person who experienced and survived it 👏
I did I felt like I couldn't breathe this all happend in agust summer of 2021 stupid 12 year old me decided to go down the slide which at the moment my step dad came to watch and talk to the rest of the dad's because this was a pool party lol anyways I went down the slide and the look I gave my stepdad that trusted him with my life I went down the slide me not thinking at the time thougt I would float back up but no I was stupid I felt the pain like in the video I tried to swim back up and you know how they say that you can't scream for help when ur drowning well I did I screamed help 2 times when I thought I was gonna have survival instinct and I did lucky me I landed no in the middle but in the side next to the edges I reached over and the next thing I know is my stepdad and some other dudes pull me out I was obviously in shock I could've hugged my stepdad and started crying but no I had caused myself trauma that to this day now I'm 13 have learned my mistake 😭😭 I almost died I picked the right moment and person
@@X1_edits1 good that you survived 😄
My thoughts precisely
@@MatangSingh1 thx
We went to the lake to see some fishes and
I fell but I didn't know how to swim i could have died but my dad saved me it's felt just like this though I'm crying Right now
Really appreciate the guy who drowned respawned then told us what it felt like
@@OrganicEntityfr
There’s a thing called cpr
@@pax5558 when your ass is under water left there when no one is there you can’t cpr your way out of death
There’s a thing called pushing up off the floor of the pool of lifeguards or cpr
@@Goateditz476 are you dumb? Life guards save people then give the person who was drowning cpr
This is so true. This happened when I was 9. I was hanging out at my cousins house when we all jumped into the pool. We all got hungry and ate. I jumped back in the pool and I was only like 3'1 so I couldn't swim in 12 feet. These girls (lets call them Rebecca And Kailie ionk) laughed at me and teased me until I tried to impress them and jumped in 12 feet.
I couldn't stop panicking and screaming. The girls were still laughing and calling me weak. Everything was going blurry. No one heard the crying as it was a HUMONGOUS pool. I felt myself sinking to the bottom of the pool and I started to black out. When someone that was practicing scuba diving saw me and came to rescue me immediately. I was running to my mom crying and was practically vomiting water. Rebecca And Kailie's moms heard about it and they got whooped right in front of everyone.
Moral of the story is: Never try to impress anyone if you know it is life threatening or can harm yourself. (or others)
- Yanni
Bro experienced and respawned and emoted in his camera and told us this fact. Someone give this man a golden Apple!
*gives golden apple*
Too much Minecraft for me for a day-
He needs a New
Totem of undying
@Unknown_User yeah I won't
he probably came close enough to drowning to death but got saved
As a lifeguard sometimes you're underwater, trying to save someone or operate equipment, the feeling you get when you drown is none of this, your body will force itself to surface, as you panic and your heart feels like it's going to implode.
Just 28 likes and 0 replies?! Bro respect for saying this!✨
Us lifeguards put our life on the line to save other people it's pretty scary sometimes
thanks for the information.
Yep, I’m training to be a lifeguard currently and you definitely would never, ever give up on trying to swim up, unless you are actually seconds away from dying and your body shuts down.
@@unknowlol893 q
I have drowned before and here is the story of how
So basically I went to the public pool with my family to just hang and out and go swimming ofc. So basically I didn’t know how to swim very well so I cannonballed into what I thought was the more shallow part but apparently it wasn’t, the signs on the pools that showed how deep it was were wrong. So at first I panicked when I realized that I couldn’t reach the bottom, and then I tried to swim back up but I couldn’t manage to make it, and my parents were gone at the bathroom to change into their swimsuit so they couldn’t help, so when I was trying to swim back up, I just kept getting water into my mouth and nose and I was coughing up water and inhaling water and everything. So I had goggles on so I could see, I was just trying to swim to the bottom so I could launch myself back up but by the time I was at the bottom it was too late and I had no breath left cause it was around 9 feet deep, so I breathed a ton of water through my nose and it burned my nose and chest so bad, and my vision did get blurry and messed up, but by the time I knew it I was already up onto the concrete coughing up water and blood so yea I just kinda felt some after effects like chest burning and I was scared to go in the water after that.
So that is my story of how I drowned😅
Edit: OMG TYSM FOR THE LIKES
do you mind visiting my channel too? If not then that is ok. Thanks for the support too!
That’s scary
WOW. God bless you and i hope you or your loved ones never experience that again❤
That’s really scary. I’m sorry you had to go through that! I was really stupid as a kid so I went into a pool and I couldn’t swim and I had one of those pool noodle things to keep me up and it works but my mind was so dumb that I went to the deep end while paddling my feet cuz that’s like the only thing I knew with swimming or whatever and then I think I fell off? And I just fell in the water I think I fell unconscious? idk. I just blacked out I think? I felt the bottom of the pool a tiny bit when I blacked out? And then I just woke up on the bench spitting out water. I don’t know details of it cuz that was years ago. And the one who saved me was my mom! I don’t think my dad was there that time😅 thank you mom!
THATS HORRIFYING especially since I can’t swim! I’m so glad your okay now!! 💗
😢
I know how it feels. I got drowned when I was 7 once when I go on a vacation with my family. As I was about to give up on trying to reach to the top, I was saved by a man in his 50s. I'll never forget that experience that I get as a child.
I almost drowned trapped under a sail at a scout camp a few years ago. I would have died most likely if the scouts did not have a strict buddy system in place. My buddy was able to show me an air hole and the way out before I was completely trapped. I remember the panic vividly. Now I have claustrophobia but I still love the water. The utter panic and fear of not surviving it is unreal. It is horrible to experience and I'll thank my lucky stars I wasnt alone and was saved.
thank god you are here today ❤
Thank God you survived...perhaps it was a calling to Him. I almost drowned when I was a kid and it was horrifying.
You better thank God above and not the stars
Oh god...
I have Claustrophobia as well I almost drowned in a pool because my grandma was paying attention to my little cousin but I'm here water got in mouth and swallow it I threw up water but I'm fine
This is 100% accurate. I was pulled by a current one time in a river that was flowing pretty aggressively and if it wasn’t for my friend jumping in and also risking his life drowning to I would definitely be dead. I will confirm the vision blur and the entire body feeling on fire is completely accurate. It’s something you’ll never forget when you experience it
I’m guessing before the Vision blur you could see perfectly clear under water
yes, when you start giving up to swim to the top then your vision will blur
Your full of it man. What's it like to drown? Man you wouldn't be here to tell if you drowned simple as that. Stop lying to people saying you know and confirm this and that. So your telling me you drowned died. Somehow started breathing on your way up and came back to life. No! Once you die you die. There's only one man I know that died and rose again from death. Damn all y'all be straight lying. Look if you die you die damn it. This isnt rocket science !
True that you never forget it. I drowned/almost drowned when I was 2/3 and can remember every detail of it, and I'm 18 now.
@@TheJsjr not necessarily. I could see somewhat well but it’s river water so you won’t be able to see 100% perfectly plus I had contacts so that made it even harder. Compared to the vision blur and before it I would say I could see decently well
watched this video last night before i went to bed. knew i would have some sort of dream about it. Heres the dream:
*PART ONE*
so i was at school and we were learning about the titanic. the teachers came up with this wild idea that if we experienced what it felt like on the titanic we would learn a lot. the next day at school, the schedule said right after homeroom, “titanic” in bold. after homeroom, we all left the building. I life in the middle of nowhere, but the school must have magically appeared infront of an ocean. it looked like a mild storm was about to come. classes from every grade sat down in lines on a massive dock, and i sat down by my bsf. I had no idea what was going on, but the ocean looked creepy. In the water was a massive inflatible boat tipping back and forth
part two in ten likes❤
*PART 2*
so the principal walked up to the top of the dock and explained that we were doing a titanic survival activity. then she said that every student had to have a relative chaperoning us individually. then she announced that the seventh grade was up first. afraid, i got up and my nani appeared and was magically right infront of me. so i chose her and nervously walked down the dock in a line with everyone else in my class.
part 3 in 50 likes
u have 11
50+ LIKES PART 3 PLSS
Bro u I made u have 69 like
Please
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And ALWAYS keep in mind that drowning happens silently!!! No loud yelling nor wildly splashing water. Remember, the drowning person doesn't even have the strengh to stay up water and is merely busy with staying alive than screaming ☝️
Correct
Five minutes underwater:
"...soon you won't be able to breathe."
Like you’re not able to breathe underwater.
Damn god updated the world?
@@Thatgirlisabella08 you can’t breathe underwater…..
@@onegamer200k4 I was saying that you can’t breathe underwater, are you blind? I never said people can.
Plus you can only hold your breath for 3 mins💀
As someone who nearly drowned to death, it did feel like this and I can confirm most of this. Although as soon as my body felt like it was in fire, I felt this tingle-ly sensation in my arms and I was in major despair that I gave up, thankfully my sister saved me but it was horrible
That’s horrible sorry to hear you had to go though that traumatic experience
The good thing is that your sister saved you.
I kind of teared up reading this for some reason, im glad your sister helped you :)
W sister
W sister
W sister
Me: “Just one last short and then I’ll go to bed”
*The short*
💀
It's like 11:00 cause I came back from a party and I'm about to go to bed but then I SEE THIS
Going to sleep after THAT one? 💀
It’s 11:15 on a school night and I’m just here
The pain
the person who experienced drowning to death and lived to tell the story has my respect
I was resuscitated when I was 7 at the beach from drowning. It burns very badly but eventually when you stop fighting it goes numb. You accepted it and you don’t feel like your holding your breath just there as if your basically already dead.
😰😰😰😰😰😰
I was in the same situation. I also remember feeling like I was out of breath, but I really wasn't.
True it also happend to me my vision was starting to become blury rip
Same but I was 6 and my cousin helped me , I slowly started to see all black
The same thing happened to me at that age but I was at a public pool instead 😳
Shorts in the day:🌸🌹☀️
Shorts at night:💀🥀🩸
Dang that’s a lot of likes
134 likes no comments lemme fix that
Fr
It's day time for me
You're using the same pfp l use on psn
Frrrrr om its nigt noww ongg
This has made my thalasophobia even worse, thank you!
Then why did you watch??
@@divaavelonyou think I was able to watch the whole thing?
@@SurrealSUNNYnever said that
@@divaavelon bro omg can you not tell I'm not being serious w you rn?
@@SurrealSUNNY yeah
Fun fact drowning is supposed to be the most peaceful way to die even if it is scary, it’s supposed to make you feel warm and fuzzy and also you don’t move much your just bobbing in and out of the water so It’s hard to tell if someone’s legit drowning
That's a myth the sheer panic is worse than any pain
@@toxicgoat341 apparently you only panic while trying to hold your breath and when your lungs fill up is when what I explained happnes
@QuixkRedsk8 but holding your breath is a long drawn out process it takes a good 5 minutes for you to actually go unconscious
@@toxicgoat341 it takes less than that for your body to give in and inhale water
Now i wanna die chosen!!
I remember I almost drowned once. It was so painful, it felt like someone was like squeezing me so hard I felt like I was dead by thankfully someone seen me in the ocean drowning and saving me.
I had a dream once where I kept drowning many times in a row and it was horrible, but I’ll never know if it was like actual drowning
That happened when I was 4
@@hwood24 you don't wanna know the pain of drowning that's for sure.. it's so painful
Damn I’ve almost drowned in fresh water so maybe it feels different cause I never felt any pain it just felt like being strangled in mid air
same story here! when I was 10 i didn’t know how to swim, but I was on vacation at the sea. me and my cousin decided to start swimming and eventually the waves became too powerful. I could not make it to the beach and ended up almost 1 km away from sand. the only reason I am still on earth is thanks to a complete stranger who swam to save me and took me safely back at the beach. I am now super fine and I love the sea but I had a super hard time forgetting everything. I was sure I was about to die.
Those who see a drowning person. GET A STRONG PERSON TO SAVE THEM. I remember once my sister was drowning and I went to help her. In her panic, she started to drag me down with her.
Panic is no joke.
or use a net
@@THEBEAN1006a net cannot hold a person I think
Same but my mum
My brother dragged me down once and out of pure reaction I pushed him up so he grabs on the ledge as I nearly drowned I hit the bottom but I had goggles on so I could see and I was under a robot cleaner this and used what it was attached to to get out
One my brother tried to help someone but that someone was me
This man needs an Oscar from coming back to life and telling us thanks man rlly appreciate it
I hope you're joking-
@@Chans0tbro ain't it crystal clear 💀
@@k_ti3 no,some people are dumb as hell.
You’ve prob got no idea what an Oscar is
Not gonna lie I almost drowned it didn't felt like burning it was like blur and black but blur and it was like I was falling asleep in peace and them I was in high clouds and I felt like I sleep for a sec and wake up wet but my mom sid u where like this for whole haf aday
props to the person who drowned then came back to life and told his story
The fact that my niece had to go trough all this made me cry..❤
Sorry for your loss, hope your ok.
I’m sorry for your loss, but take heart because she’s in heaven now!! ❤
I am so sorry for your loss..
Sorry for your loss ❤
So sorry
That's probably one of the most scariest and worst ways to die,
Whoever had to fo through this you deserve way more than an oscar
They deserve a reincarnation
they become a martyr
Ive drowned almost before
They deserve heaven
@@Legodog939 same
Ah thank you so much man. A lovely upbeat video to start the morning 🐸🍵
😂
Watch the hub in the morning
this song makes it 10x creepier
Props to the person who drowned, died, and came back to tell us what happened.
🗿: "Just one last short before I go swimming"
The Short:
🇵🇸🇵🇸
Allah is not a God! Islam is not a religion!
❤🇵🇸
@@BobaxStars faok Palestine
Faok Palestine! Faok Islam
I remember when I first drowned and the fact that I accepted my death still haunts me.
Same.
same
Same
Same
Same.
Seeing this video made me almost cry bc a couple years ago my brother passed away bc of drowning from the pool and the lifeguards aren't even paying attention.....god bless to all the ppl that survived drowning...❤
When I was little I almost drowned to death in a pool, I didn’t really feel a painful burning sensation but it was very uncomfortable sensation that’s hard to describe. Your muscles will feel a burning sensation though mostly because your squirming around so much and chewing through your energy. Once my lungs had filled up with water it almost started to feel relaxing and I’m really not sure why but it almost feels like your falling asleep, once you reach a certain point in drowning it’s not at all painful. I started closing my eyes and things got dark but luckily my dad lifted me up from the water and gave me to my mum at which point I was vomiting up so much water 😅.
Thank God you are alive
Man I had this too but I opened my eyes and I was walking in water but my sister picked me out of water and I survived but I didn't vomit
@@idlangaming3975 damn bro that’s crazy, thank god for family members being at the tight time and place to save us, hopefully you we’re alright after that
Him: I almost drowned to death when I was little. I didn’t feel a burning sensation.
Also him: Your muscles will feel a burning sensation
Me: 😒
I also had this but my friends almost did it and I couldn’t move and then they let go of me and I got a breath of air and puked in the pool
"Your eyes start to blur" I don't open my eyes on the pool 💀
Edit: omg 137 likes tysm!!!!
2nd edit: I wanted to say “in” instead of on but I don’t wanna correct it🫠
Why
@@zyayee_alt idk I just don't want to and I can't most of the times
GOGGLES
Hehe
Goggles idiot 😂
Despite only having experienced drowning before feeling like I’m on fire, if you give up before trying it’s actually somewhat peaceful
wait what
😭💀
yes, just give up and die. dont even try. just die for 1 minute of peace. makes sense 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
cool. 😀
Yeah idk it feels peaceful when you give up 🤷♀️
When I was 8 years old I drowned before but my parents brought me to the hospital and I ended up living!! God is good!!
What was it like drowning?
@@paprika892 I was just having fun and everything then I jumped in the pool and then I felt like I couldn’t breathe so I tried to come up but my body lungs 🫁 kept bringing me down and I couldn’t breathe any better then my parents noticed so they brought me to the hospital
From my experience as almost drowning to death when I was 7, this is how it was for me. I was in my moms friends pool swimming on the swallow side. It was a pool that didn’t slowly go down it was just a big drop. Some time later I didn’t know where the drop was going deep I moved my foot slighting and feel to the deep side. As I was touching the bottom of the deep side of the pool I kept trying to push as hard as I coudl to go up and everytime I did that I yelled “help” and “I’m drowning” as best as I could but I really coudlnt I couldn’t get the words out fully since during the sentence water was filling my mouth. After like 2 mintues of doing that I kept going deeper so as I was deeper and couldn’t go up anymore I just tried to hold my breathe as much as I could. And after another mintue my Vision started to blur and it was getting hard to breathe I was already drinking the water. And as I fell like I was going unconscious, my mom jumped into the pool with her clothes on and saved me seconds before I fell unconscious. I gave up as soon as I knew I couldn’t jump my way back up to the surface anymore. But I made it out and pool and to this day it traumatizes me still. Just wanted to tell you guys my story and my experience of almost drowning
I’ve been a lifeguard for years and you went through the first 3 stages of drowning. There are 6 and the 6th one is death. As long as that process is broken before the 6th stage. But you were close to the 4th stage. I’ve never had an issue with swimming so it’s weird to hear about adults who don’t know how to swim bc it’s always just been like a common sense thing to me after I got over the fear. It’s just fear that gets in peoples way. It’s natural to swim. You just need to get over your unnatural fear. But after experiencing that, that fear is valid. Not like these wimps who are afraid of water as grown ass adults and never drown before.
I’m so sorry girl, me and and my brother almost drowned in a lake and I feel super guilty and bad for it, and it’s ok to ask me what happened if you want to know
@@ElizaHousmanis ur brother still there??
@@ElizaHousman is your brother alive
I almost drowned bc of my sister you see we were at a pool and i had no idea how to swim so i stayed at the 3ft area to float around my sisters were about to play mermaids if u know what that game is so i went over to watch them play but i didn't play with them bc it wws thr 4ft area they were pranking eachother pretending to push eachother in the 4 ft area but i didnt do that bc i wanted to watch then they suddenly acted like they were pushing me they did it like 2 times and the third time i got so scared i actully fell in my other sister got in the pool and saved me i will never forget that day she saved my life and she is the reason why im typing this and im here breathing peacefully. So yeah i almost died. This was in 2022 so it was not that long ago. And there were no live guards bc we were at the apartment pool but now i live in a house
My uncle died drowning, he was a very good swimmer and he was about to hit 25 y.o before he died, his friends through he was joking so they didn't reach for help or try to save him, he eventually disappeared from their views so they had to go there to check on him, I didn't quite catch that but it was a natural phenomena where the water just randomly start pulling you in, he was still alive when the ambulance arrived but idk how the fuck they didn't have oxygen in there and he just died without getting any help, I hope he didn't feel what the video just said and that he is in a better place now, he was really a kind person and cared for kids, plz leave a pray before you go 🙏❤️
they not friends
Rip 🙏
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RIP 🙏..... May you be in a good place now...
RIP🙏
I lost my friend on the 10th of June 2023, he drowned as he tried to save another friend of ours who didn't know how to swim. Both of them left us that day. Since then, I've been scared of death. Can't imagine how painful it was for both of them. May the pure souls RIP.
I'm so sorry for your loss, I hope you're okay now.
@@c1nn4m4z1ng thank you for your concern. I'm holding up :)
Im sorry for your loss, may your friends rest in peace!
I’m so sorry for your loss 😨😭
Thank you for showing your care. Means a lot ❤️
Blud gave me a new phobia💀
And in anime they be like: everything is so quiet und beautiful, is it over?
I almost drowned once and it was like this. Everything was so quiet, even my mind. It was like falling asleep, everything turned black: my eyesight, my mind and I was slowly closing my eyes until someone grabbed my hand and pulled me out. It was so peaceful that now I say that if I were to choose how to due it would be by drowning because of how peaceful it is (in my experience).
@@kirika20the fuck?
@@kirika20 that happened to me when i was a kid, I tried swimming to my mom and her back was turned and i just went under, everything started to go dark but my cousin pulled me up. glad you survived
Pervy Sage?
Honestly drowning is peaceful except for the pain and u know the whole dying part but if humans didn't die when they drown that would be amazing
literally today I found out that one of the kids who used to play on my brothers soccer team died a few days ago. My brother is 15, and will was the same age as him. The guy who passed away was named will. Will and his brother were on vacation out in Mexico, and his brother and him decided to play a game of “who can hold their breath the longest.” While they were playing, Wills lungs filled up with water, and he died from drowning. May he rest in peace, and nobody deserves this at such a young age.
R.I.P
So random
@@RBUKFAN no one asked for your opinion
@@RBUKFAN goof a$$ niggw
That is something similar me and my brother did 8 years ago but instead of seeing who could breathe longer in the water, we decided who could make it farther 8 years later I feel guilty. My brother was 8 years old at the time.
As someone who nearly reached the stage of unconscious before I got help it feels very nice to see his comment section not joking about it and making me feel so good about myself for surviving ❤
Oh jeez you ok?
@@Music_visualisers yes ty 💗
wow.. drowning is my worst fear, is it really bad??
@@re1gn. it was horrifying, i couldn’t breathe and the struggle of attempting to do so burned my lungs a lot but im really glad people noticed me in the end. All I can say is always make sure to stay safe and always acknowledge your surroundings and NEVER take risks if you can notice the water looks rough or you can notice rips if your at the beach. And that’s not just for water but anything. 💗
Just to add context, we lived on a river bank in KY. I was always forbidden to go by myself by snuck down and the current was insane after heavy rain (Ohio river Eastern KY). I got swept away almost immediately. Absolutely the most terrifying thing you can imagine. I’m 36 now and still have nightmares
“Your whole body will feel like it’s on fire”
Meanwhile in underwater
I drowned once but my dad helped me but when i was fully under water i felt like 4 pairs of hands on my back almost like 2 people helping me but when i got out the water my dad said "who helped u up to the top of the water" then i said "i dont know" while trying to breathe i then i said "i felt 4 pairs of hands helped me. "(2 ppl bc each person has 2 arms so 2 +2=4) and he was shocked and said " well u got lucky because jesus and ur guardian angel was with you. " and i started crying because while getting push up to the top of the water i heard someone say "i always help you my sweet angel child" then i prayed of saying thank you
Wow that’s just crazy to hear about you are a very lucky person god’s always with u he always makes miracles
Samee!! I also drowned when I was a kid and my dad helped me by grabbing his shorts to be noticed, if I didn't grab it I'm probably dead rn..
I have a similar experience except it was my sister who nearly drowned. During my families trip to Mytle Beach in 2014 my sister was 4 years old and I was 8, as I went to go build sand castles my sister started walking towards the ocean (there was a rip current that day) and one of the waves knocked her off of her feet and started dragging her into the ocean. Immediately my dad ran and kept into the water and grabbed her. He started swimming through the rip current with my sister and once they got back to land my dad started doing CPR on her and saved her life. She still says to this day that she felt somebody push her towards her dad. And that’s stuck with all of us ever since.
Wait how was Jesus with you? Doesn’t make sense.
@@abdulrahman7589God is omnipresent he is at ALL places ALL the time 🙏
If anyone agrees with me drowning is one of the worst feelings ever without a doubt and definitely one of the most scariest ways to die I remember drowning a few years back at sixflags in the wave pool as the waves were on I went under the water to wet my head and as soon as I got back up I swallowed water by accident and couldn't breath and the waves started pulling me under leaving me completely unable to swim and very panicy I couldn't paddle my legs or my arms right and I could feel myself starting to get exhausted and instantly felt like I wanted to pass out from it so I started going to the bottom untill I was rescued by a life gard who was so sweet and so kind as she helped me catch my breath as I gasped deeply for my air again and was in such relief and I honestly don't even think people tried helping me lol they all just stared at me and didn't even bother to swim after me(at least I don't think because I cldnt rlly see only because I was to panicy and going to the bottem either that or they didn't rlly know what to do or how to help but I can honestly say if it weren't for that super sweet lifeguard who came to my defense I would(possibly)be dead(or mabey not) but thank God it didn't end up wose
I’m sorry you were surrounded by dead heads but I’m an adult and I really had the same thing happen to me and a man pulled me up, I guess there are good and bad in this world. I’m glad we were both saved. ❤
@@thoushallbefree5387 yes love I'm glad too♥️it could of been much worse for both of us it just made me feel awful to my stomach due to the fact that no1 tried helping us at least I'm going to be honest I couldn't really see because of how much I was panicking and I was also going under at the same time so I couldn't see if some1 tried swimming after me or not but then that's when I Hurd the whistle blow and felt someone pull me up from the water as i went under and it was the lifeguard that was probably one of the scariest days of my life drowning is awful
@@monicacuevas6654 I hate some people these days
@@Momot19988 yes people are just so crul and ugly like they clearly saw me and not one bothered to go out and swim for me and after the lifeguard had got me they all just stood there looking at me in silent like they couldn't belive what had just saw no1 after even bothered to ask me if I was okay
@@monicacuevas6654 pls next time stay safe and if that happens again they won't probably help you anymore. Stay safe❤️
I almost drowned. If it wasn't for my friend who pulled me up I would have drowned. True friend right there 💖
Story 1: i was at a pool and i could swim. I was about 9 years. I went on the diving board and pencil dived in. I forgot to take a deep breath and underwater i felt the oxygen leave. I felt heavy and tried to swim up. But i went down. I gave up but i felt a hand grab me and pull me up. And that was my friend who saved me..
It also happened a second time.
But the 3rd time..
3rd: i was 11. I was going to go swim at the local pool with some friends. I went back on the deep end and we challenged eachother to best jumps in the pool. I did but i got under the board and it wouldn't move. So i couldn't breathe. I also went down and drowned. Multiple CPR and stuff where done and then i woke up with blurry vision and coughing up water.. i now have a deadly fear of water with PTSD and i rarely shower without thinking it will kill me, i rarely drink water but i force myself too and i cant go near or even look at a lake or pool without thinking the same things.
Same but my sister helped me
im drowned about 50 secons and my big brother help me
@@Volleyball4life27 bro u cant swim???? Ur a brokie
please can u say the story i rlly wanna onow
„One last short before getting ready to go swimming in the pool“
The short:
As somebody who almost drowned.i can say it's one of the scariest thing a person can feel.
Nah getting piked alive is worse
I almost drowned too and I thought this was the end of my career
How did you reply 35 sec ago like what
It’s not that scary
Same I had almost drowned too when I was younger 😭💀💀
Drowning is scary because when your under water and yelling for help no one can hear you. It’s a very intense yet silent way to die.
remember that you dont have to know how to swim, only how to stay at surface.
Then how do you explain swimming underwater
imma just stick with knowing how to not go in water i can’t swim in 😭
@@applebackh5092 dude
Can swim, but can’t stay at surface. ☠️
Go limp and face down but make sure you had take a deep breath nefore drowning or else god have mercy on you soul for your sins
Damn why is that kinda poetic...
"while your unconscious your lungs will explode"
Whoa the duck 👁️👄👁️ that's scary to think about
whoa the duck??
@@salamander6014 it a less rude version of whoa the fuck
100 reasons to live:
1. to make your parents proud
2. to conquer your fears
3. to see your family again
4. to see your favourite artist live
5. to listen to music again
6. to experience a new culture
7. to make new friends
8. to inspire
9. to have your own children
10. to adopt your own pet
11. to make yourself proud
12. to meet your idols
13. to laugh until you cry
14. to feel tears of happiness
15. to eat your favourite food
16. to see your siblings grow
17. to pass school
18. to get tattoo
19. to smile until your cheeks hurt 20. to meet your internet friends
21. to find someone who loves you like you deserve
22. to eat ice cream on a hot day
23. to drink hot chocolate on a cold day
24. to see untouched snow in the morning
25. to see a sunset that sets the sky on fire
26. to see stars light up the sky
27. to read a book that changes your life
28. to see the flowers in the spring 29. to see the leaves change from green to brown
30. to travel abroad
31. to learn a new language
32. to learn to draw
33. to tell others your story in the hopes of helping them
34. Puppy kisses
35. Baby kisses
36. Swear words and the release you feel when you say them
37. Trampolines
38. Ice cream
39. Stargazing
40. Cloud watching
41. Taking a shower and then sleeping in clean sheets
42. Receiving thoughtful gifts
43. “I saw this and thought of you." 44. The feeling you get when someone you love says, “I love you." 45. The relief you feel after crying
46. Sunshine
47. The feeling you get when someone is listening to you/giving you their full attention.
48. Your future wedding.
49. Your favorite candy bar.
50. New clothes.
51. Witty puns.
52. Really good bread.
53. Holding your child in your arms for the first time.
54. Completing a milestone (aka going to college, graduating college, getting married, getting your dream job.)
55. The kind of dreams where you wake up and can’t stop smiling.
56. The smell before and after it rains 57. The sound of rain against a rooftop.
58. The feeling you get when you’re dancing.
59. The person (or people) that mean the most to you. Stay alive for them. 60. Trying out new recipes.
61. The feeling you get when your favorite song comes on the radio
62. The rush you get when you step onto a stage.
63. You have to share your voice and talents and knowledge with the world because they are so valuable. 64.Breakfast in bed.
65. Getting a middle seat in the movie theater.
66. Breakfast for dinner (because it’s so much better at night than in the morning)
67. Pray (if you are religious)
68. Forgiveness.
69. Water balloon fights.
70. New books by your favorite authors.
71. Fireflies.
72. Birthdays.
73. Realizing that someone loves you. 74. Spending the day with someone you love
85. Being wrapped up in a warm bed. 86. Someone’s skin against yours.
87. Holding hands.
88. The kind of hugs when you can feel a weight being lifted off your shoulders. The kind of hug where your breath syncs with the other person’s, and you feel like the only two people in the world.
89. Singing off key with your best friends.
90. Road trips.
91. Spontaneous adventures.
92. The feeling of sand beneath your toes.
93. The feeling when the first ocean wave rolls up and envelops your ankles and knees.
94. Thunderstorms. 95. Your first (or hundredth) trip to Disneyland.
96. The taste of your favorite food. 97. The child-like feeling you get on Christmas morning.
98. The day when everything finally goes your way.
99. Compliments and praise.
100. to look on this moment and realise you did it.
For national mental health,
Listen, we all go through tough times and if you find yourself in a situation that you feel like you are going to harm yourself please reach out, Always remember that there will always be kind and compassonate people to have your back and lend an ear! ❤
I love all of you, please take care of yourselves!! 💗🙏
Thanks for hurting your thumbs 😢 for this for my motovation😢😮
Gat damn
What if u have no family
i fw this comment
Yo you need to spread this message
i actually experienced this as a 9 year old. when i was 9 my friend had a pool that was from 4 feet to 17 feet. she had floaties and i never had a floaty before. so me and my smol brain i was going for the floaty but the floaty was going to the 17 feet area and i didn’t realize. eventually i was slapping the water for help and she helped me. (i was 4’7 if u were wondering)
And u were 9 u were 4'7?? When I was 9 I was like 4'3
@@i_am_a_cat_lover1234 im 5’4 now and yes i was 4’7 when i was 9
I was 5'2 when I was 9
@@yeahboi_xx9494 …how tall are you know
@@vedantiartandmore33 today I'm 12 so I'm 5'6
Bro experienced the whole situation just for a short hats off☠☠
As someone who almost drowned I Can Confirm.
Let’s all show great amounts of gratitude to the person who tested this for us 😌
moral of the story: don't drown.
You're not alone. We love you
Tip if you’re drowning :
If you’re underwater and can’t swim , don’t panic you’ll use most of your energy . Instead try to lay on your back so you’ll float on top of the water .
Me who was trying to drown my self in swimming pool: *SO THAT IS WHY I CAN'T GO IN THE FLOOR OF THE SMILING POOL*
This won't happen probably because you need alot of oxygen for the water to put you up
shoutout to the man who had to go through all that for us what a real top g
😂😂
it was me and the "fact" that your body feels like its burning its so fake im actually drown again to prove it
“So true, it actually feels like that!”
My friend who would most likely say that💀
As a snorkeling diver I mainly search for items which will be 15-20 feet deep at a huge lake. Some dives can be even deeper, there was this one particular time. Where I took an extremely deep dive around 30 feet and when I reached the bottom of the lake, I had knew that I had went to far. The bottom of the lake was freezing cold and I was wasting time. Once I noticed that was that deep I thrusted my legs against the floor and had to intake multiple pounds of water. I would later swim back to shore where I would throw up for 15 minutes. I would have to say that this short is pretty damn accurate. Stay safe everyone and don’t be afraid to help those in need of rescue or assistance. Cause in the end you are always helping someone in need.
Also first before you help someone some people cannot swim nor hear you and first check if you can reach nor not or just call emergency
“Soon you won’t be able to breath” 💀
Yeah that made me wonder…you can breathe underwater!?
@@DineNastyLakershow did we still be alive in the womb when there was no air in there... Am I making a point
Breathe*
Bro didn't get the update
fun fact, drowning in salt water is different than fresh water. this one described is drowning in salt water.
ok thanks for the tip
I remember when the day that i drowned close to death... It feels like my whole body is locked up, it feels like a rock pushing me down.. but im so happy that my dad save me😢🤧
My mom’s fiancé drowned in the ocean. My dad was best friends with him and they became super close and helped each other through the trauma of losing a best friend and through it became best friends. It is the reason I’m here today. It’s hard to comprehend that if that wouldn’t have happened, I wouldn’t be here. I wish he wouldn’t have lost his life in this awful way.
Your mom's fiancé and you have a dad??
@@Allyalastor They got divorced
@@Allyalastor so his mom married his dad and later had a divorce, then got engaged to some other man. And the man and his dad later became best friends. Bruh what in the vanilla cuckoldery is going on in the West..
Damn you had a rare family
props to the person that drowned and then came back to tell us what it felt like. they’re a real one
I will never give up. Especially when it means I won’t ever see my family again.
OMG GUYS STOP HATING ON MY COMMENT ALL I SAID WAS THAT I WILL DIE TRYING
Well your body does not start to burn neither do your lungs you start to feel high eventually your brain tells you to stop and there's nothing you can do your body gives up without the oxygen you feel high and eventually stop you eventually pass out and then you die while you're asleep from suffocation
You can’t survive drowning by willpower 😅
@TIMO KING all I said is I won’t give up ima die trying.
same energy here. everytime i hear about someone's death or how did they die I'm like.. that won't happen to me and start fake scenarios of how to survive if that ever happens 😅
Same.
That once happend to me- almost fully happend.
But God is always on my side. Amen🙏
what a lovely way to start my nightly horrors!
Man I’m glad I wasn’t the one to experience this and explain what it was like when they rescued them
I almost drowned, it felt like my brain was on fire and my lungs were exploding. Thankfully my swimming teacher held my hand in time
@@Death_GrimReaperdamn it must’ve been terrifying
@@lexieboo8318 it is terrifying
@@Thedumbassname then theres people who have the nerve to say “It DoEsNt EvEn HuRt” as if they have experienced it 😒
@@Death_GrimReaper can relate lol
Bro came back from the dead to make a TH-cam short
😂😂
No bc some people survive, bc I know I did
There’s no time for jokes this isn’t a funny situation
People do some cpr yk that right?
@@MELEMADE338 nobody said ti was
I was drowning at the age of 7, fortunately my cousin Taniya saved me!
Amen❤
Seeing this caught me off gaurd. My sisters friend literally just passed from drowning 2 days ago and this truly scares me.
Google probably heard something about drowning and showed this
Bro woke up and decided to frighten his viewers 💀
Nope this is absolutely real in fact, I had this happen to me before.
Cringe
Wth is wrong with you..
@@That0n3SC3NEKID_XDhow the hell did you survive then?
@@its_lucxs my dad saved me
Respect to the person who came back from the dead to tell us.
You know, sometimes they pronounce a person is dead, but then they end up not actually living dead that could’ve been what happened
Just one more short before bed
The short before bed:
Fun fact: normally in movies etc. when there is a drowning scene, the actor or actress calls for help and screams but in real life, there wouldn't be any of that because when you're drowning you can't even speak, you just try to grip on water while feeling chocked
Yes u right
Man, if I wound up into an ocean and started to drown, there is no way I’m giving up.
Thanks to the dude who drowned for this video and told us how it feels 👍
wait how do they tell how it feels when they're dea-
@@moonzwuo Wait 💀💀
Respect to the man who explained what he was going through while drowning
Story time! One of the most memorable drowning experiences was when I was sitting happily in a plastic tube, floating down a indoor lazy river. We were almost halfway there, and knowing there’s a spot for you to get out halfway through, I planned to take it. I tried folding my body through the hole in the middle of the tube and my leg got stuck. I was frantically trying to free myself, my twin sister, trying to get out of hers to save me was just watching at the moment because the water was a bit deep. I eventually gave up and tried just removing my leg on my own, which worked. (with little help from my twin) At this point I was gasping for air wanting to get up, but my bigger sister, who was unaware of what was happening, just sat there floating down the lazy river while I pushed and pushed her tube for her to move. Eventually, my twin drug me up and she went under, after I had enough air, i helped her up before swimming out of there myself. I picked up my tube and was done for the next few years with plastic tubes.
So sorry this happened
“Soon you won’t be able to breath” YOU DIDNT HAVE TO CUT ME OFF
Have your friends collect your records and then change your number
Fr
@@SMOgamer10 ?
@@SMOgamer10 .
When I was younger I didn’t know how to swim so I went to a place is like you learn how to swim at the end of the class I wanted to go on the deep side which was like 30m or 40m deep and I looked down I feel like I was going deeper and deeper after I looked up it was so blurry and I almost couldn’t see anything I was trying to float, but I almost gave up until I made it and I saved myself
Thanks for reading this story ☻
And that is why school sucks
@@ArthurFord_ Fr dude
I also experienced the exact same thing...But in the shallow area 💀
Which pool was that? No average pool is that deep
Fr
I saw a myth that stepping on a Lego block is as bad as drowning😅😅 Trust me as someone who almost drowned twice, the worst part about it is the mental pain, once you realize that your stuck underwater, every second feels like a minute, you get so so SO scared that your heart literally feels like it’s going to explode, you start panicking like crazy plus it’s very uncomfortable feeling your last bit of air gone than just a horrible pressure on your chest is insane. Trust me I would step on a Lego block any day if it meant I didn’t have to go through that again.
That happened to me when I was 3 years old, but my sister helped me.
Oh wow what stage were u on when she helped u
Not like it could have been to late of a stage because u clearly survived 😅
Video: scary as hell
The sound: 🌚🤡☠️💀😱
I experienced this When I was 4,
So me and my cousin were racing to get the beach ball at a pool, it was at the adult section and I switched and lagged Over him, that caused us to barely even survive drowning, We couldn't call for help because we were drowning. And Luckily I was first one to reach the kiddy area, And I grabbed his hand to help.
Hope you read it! Thanks to all the people who prayed for me.
I've almost drowned multiple times, you don't feel burning or anything just adrenaline rushing through you. Once you get out you're kind of shocked of what happened.
I was about to drown, thank god someone saved me. It really feels like ur on fire.
As someone who drowned and died, I can confirm.
What
well the joke isnt funny, this is actually serious
This is not funny millions of people have died drowning