My mom survived from a miracle too! She told me that one day when she was I think she said 9, she was crossing the road from her apartments to something across the street when she was hit by a car going well over the speed limit. The impact shattered her legs, this all happened while her mom watched. When she went to the hospital the doctors said that there would be a low chance she survived, and now she's 35. Whenever it gets cold, her legs start to hurt still and she still suffers from bad migraines but she's alive.
I once was hit by a car at 50 mph on my bicycle. The doctor said that the crash should have killed or paralyzed me the only reason I survived was because of the helmet I was wearing. Because my head had gone through the car's windshield. Not only that, I didn't get a scratch on me, not even a broken bone. And I was back to bike riding a week later.🤘😝🤘
Same but for me it was at 90 mph on my skateboard and the family inside of the car died except the youngest one and i was able to get out the hospital next day because I had knee pads
I had an incident similar to Ruth when I was a kid. I was nine, laying in my bed. My ceiling fan was on and made a weird noise. I ignored it for a bit but it kept bothering me. I looked at it and had a horrible feeling of "I need to get mom and dad." I got up and went to my door and as soon as I reached it, I heard this crazy banging noise behind me. I took off running (without looking) and went to my parents room downstairs. After I woke them and brought them up, I stood behind them as they entered. A single blade had come loose from my fan and had launched into my bed, right where I was sitting. It cracked the headboard and broke part of the blade. Had it hit me...I'm not sure what would have happened. I likely could have survived but it would have hit my vital areas and if it had hit my neck, I don't think there would have been any way. My parents wouldn't have heard it, being asleep in their room downstairs and who knows if I could have alerted anyone before the next morning.
almost killed my brother by accident when i was a child. we were playing with a heavy cabinet, pulling and pushing at it. it happened to be open when it fell on him, he was positioned just right to not get crushed. later i saved us both from going over a waterfall when we were stuck in rapids. I think close calls are 1000% removed from deadly accidents. almost died being born, almost got shot by an idiot, almost got stabbed by an asshole, almost died of food poisoning, almost got hit by an uncountable number of bad drivers, cracked my helmet open skiing. it happens so much i think theres a small infinity between close and deadly that is lost on us when we remember these things. its the unusual threats and the occasional miracle. we never ponder the times we lost our balance in the shower or ran a red light. the infrastructure of survival is geared towards these unusual threats, they are in your mind before the close call happens, and when you escape it because of the strength you knew you had when you judged the danger or because it was never likely to be deadly in the first place, it sticks in ur head. miracles are something else though.
my mom has a friend who had or has a fat daughter who sat on me in a pool once so i had to breathe water for a second and also once idk too many to name
Doctors and nurses are super hero’s. They get paid a little better than most but do not get the love and praise they deserve! The one who care are Miri or workers!
My incident was small. When I was 12, I noticed my grandmother's sink had overflowed. Water was on the counter, the floor, and in the sink. I reached in to the sink to grab the remaining dishes when I noticed a tingling sensation through my fingers every time I touched the water. There was also a slight tingle at my feet. Honestly, it wasn't till later when my grandmother came home (with the plumber) that she explained, I could've been severely electrocuted because the garbage disposal broke with a live wire exposed inside. 😮
When i was like 8 there was a hurricane that happened to break a branch that hung right over my room in the mobile home we lived in at the time, this branch was longer than the entire trailer, it caved in the room over 6 inches. My brother and i slept in that room in a bunk bed i was on the top bunk, when i woke up i hit my head on the ceiling that was less than 2-3 inches from my face, we had to take the bars off the bunk bed for me to even get out of the bed. What stopped the branch from falling completely through was the end of it getting wrapped up in the ropes my brother and i hung for the "ninja course" we randomly had the idea to build the day before the hurricane hit
My father was in ww2. He never spoke of it but to say at one time he was sitting under a tree with some buddies. They were hit with an explosive and he was the only one to survive. He still carried that with him in his old age.
14:26 looks like the machine from Spider-Man movie. And when I was 4-6, somewhere around there, I was in a flotie where you put the child in the middle, it was a clear yet windy day, then my flotie flipped and I was stuck under the water, I was panicking and trying to grab the corner but the flotie’s circular frame was keeping my short arms for grabbing anything, I blacked out eventually as my lungs started to burn from the inside. When I woke up, I was in the hospital with doctors working on my to get the extra water out of my lungs. My dad said that he grabbed me and did CPR but it didn’t wake me up and the doctors said my heart had stopped. I left my dad traumatized and he STILL doesn’t let me get in floties.
When I was 2, I almost drowned in a small shallow pond in my grandparents’ garden. My grandfather was taking a nap, but he said that some feeling woke him and made him go outside. At which point he saw me floating face down in the water.
I'm surviving the impossible. Living with an event of misfortune in the lottery, that was decillions to one in odds. Never going to happen to another person again. Terrible things have happened as a result. Survived them all. It's a long story. I must write a bitter bestselling book as well..
When i was 11 back in 2015, I was using the pedestrian crosswalk to cross one of the major roads in my city. This was after school ended, so i was heading home. I got hit by a vehicle, and according to witnesses, I had flown roughly 20 feet, and my head was the first to collide with the ground. I remember being in the hospital, going in and out of sleep when i overheard a doctor telling one of the nurses, "With how young she is, I'm surprised parametics arrived in time to save her" and all i remembered questioning to myself is "I could have died, why?". Now that im older, I realize the why part 😂
I still remember this day . When I was 7-8 years I went to my mother mothers home(Nani's home )it was on 5th floor.My mom and some other members went for shopping. Only me,my sister and my mama was there. We had 4 balconies out of which i had sawn 3 i wanted see but they didn't allow me. There was a gap between of the balcony to the one I want to go.So i decided to climb on the walls seriously and go to the other I was lucky and nothing happened but if I had fellen down I would have to go to bedrest for my entire life
Yeah, I heard about the dude who got zapped with the atom smasher. Apparently the reason why he miraculously survived is due to physics involving the particular type of particles being accelerated through his head as it had a big enough wavelength to pass through him unharmed.
Psalm 73:26, Psalm 18:2 "My flesh and my heart may fail, but God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever. The Lord is my rock, my fortress, and my deliverer; my God is my rock, in whom I take refuge, my shield and the horn of my salvation, my stronghold."!
Glad one noticed. Most absurd part is using mostly the same stock and animated footage, but still tweaking a wee bit and drumming up some extra animated footage. No one would've cared if the video was called 8 luckiest people.... Hope this doesn't turn into this content farm thingy where too much gets recycled. The stories, storytelling and the clips are well put together
A few months ago, my youngest brother (9 years old) was riding a bicycle with my mom and the middle brother, (i was at the gym when it happened) they crossed the road, and a lorry collided with my youngest brother's bicycle. According to my middle brother, the bicycle fell and he rolled onto the road. Fortunately he didn't suffer any major injuries, just a fractured collarbone and a scratch on the forehead. My mom told me about what the doctor said. The doctor said that if he had been any older, he would have permanent damage to his collarbone. 🙏
honestly, i have no idea why i'm still alive! falls, drownings (2 rescucitated), electrocutions, car crashes, explosions and the list goes on best one? when i was about 12 (1970's) i used to build my own model rockets, including airframe, engine, launch pad, ignition system and i used propellants from dismantled fireworks for the engines - after building several engines using a cardboard body, i decided to make an engine out of a seltzer cartridge! it's like a tiny compressed gas bottle made out of hardened steel i set it in my home made test facility buried in sand (inverted) up to the nozzle and ignited the engine from approx 6 feet away using a car battery - the engine ignited and fired up nicely,, when suddenly the flame went berserk and i knew what was coming it exploded! the explosion was so loud my brothers' girlfriend who was on the other end of the phone jumped! the sand was launched so fast it penetrated my skin all over one side of my body causing bleeding at every impact, the seltzer cartridge itself bounced off the brick wall and scraped across my stomach leaving a 1/2 inch high welt across from right to left fortunately for me, it was the unbroken side of the seltzer cartridge which caused the welt! had it been the other (torn open) side i would have quite literally been gutted edit: my father kept that seltzer cart and it's still in his desk drawer! i once tried to bend the torn pieces with multigrips and couldn't move them at all
I was hit by a truck in september. Luckily, I pulled my breaks, and my bike was the only thing that went under the tires, and I ended up with a torn ligament in my shoulder.
I was riding a gas powered tao tao 120cc ATV around my neighborhood, which was a masterplan community in which allowed all motor vehicles except illegal ones from the state or nation on the roads. But just not the main road of my neighborhood. I was riding down one of the small roads which did have cars parked on sides and cars going through, so I used hand signals, because my ATV didnt have any signals except for headlights and brake lights. I noticed a car behind me and I was coming up to a T-Section. I was so scared of braking that the car would hit the back of my ATV, so I went ahead and turned right without stopping. But little did I know there was a big ass white truck in the way, and I swerved making the ATV go on two wheels on the left side. I narrowly hit the wheel which would have smashed my head. Maybe even the thin metal body of the truck. As soon as my ATV went back on four wheels, I stopped at the curb to literally contemplate on what just happened. I was an idiot driver, maybe even acting like a drunk driver, and holy hell I still remember this like it was yesterday.
I wouldn't be here to type this comment if it weren't for sheer luck. I worked for a moving business when I was 20, and we were driving on some back road in east Texas on the way to College Station in a box truck with a small 500lb load. Not even enough to take a quarter of the cargo space. I was in the passenger seat reading a book. The driver had his lunch out since we'd been on the road about 3 hours at this point, and it was around 11:30am. At some point, he dropped some of his food and looked down to pick it up right as we came up on a bend in the road that he hadn't noticed. I looked up from my phone right before we flew off the road, hurling towards a fence at 65mph down a ditch about 4ft deep. He immediately turns the wheel to get us back on the road, but he overcorrected and effectively used the ditch as a ramp throwing us up in the air and the momentum of the immediate sharp turn was enough to spin us around mid air. When we hit the ground again, we were backwards in the oncoming lane and skidding into the opposite ditch that was deeper than the last. At this point, the only thing I could do was brace for impact as I told him "we're gonna flip." Sure enough the truck flips onto the passenger side and grinds to a halt a few seconds later. Neither of us were wearing our seatbelts. I'm laying on my side with his lunch box next to my head and his food all over me and he, and I still have no idea how, landing upright on my chest, literally standing in the sideways cab. He gets off of me, and I use the gaps in the seat, and the seat belt buckles as steps like a ladder, open the driver side door and climb out, and pull him out after me. We were, miraculously, largely uninjured. I had a nauseating concussion, was bruised pretty much head to toe, and multiple hyperextentions and pulled muscles from the strain of the impact and my desperation to grab anything I could to brace myself. He was bruised and bleeding from the ear, which was only a small cut from one of the many things flying around the cab. We got out and checked the load and the damage to the truck. The load had snapped clean through our straps and slammed into the doors bending the door latches which were two steel poles with hooks on the top, bottom, and middle and destroyed wood and fiberglass entirely with the only thing keeping the doors in place was the steel latches. Had we been going forwards when we landed, I'm almost entirely convinced that the cargo would've busted through the fiberglass and wood and hit us in the back of the heads, likely killing both of us since theres absolutely zero steel to act as any sort of frame towards the front. Besides that, the truck was largely undamaged because it had apparently rained a day or two before this and softened the ground. Hell, even the window and passenger side mirror were completely undamaged. Just covered in mud. The ramps, about 12ft long, made of fiberglass, aluminum, and wood and stored under the box compartment on the passenger side broke free of the straps holding them in place and lodged itself in the ground. One half of the ramp (the ramp was two pieces that is put together in the middle by 2 hinges) was sticking out of the ground about 20ft from the truck and snapped completely in half with the other half another 30ft down the way. The county sheriff was called about 10 minutes after the crash by a passerby who offer his help but the jurisdiction apparently belonged to the state troopers which it took them an hour or so to get out there. A wrecker came about an hour after that, and he gave us a ride to the town he was based out of about 45 minutes away and we just sat at a Dairy Queen for the next 9 hours as I tried not to puke from the concussion induced nausea waiting for one of our guys from the company to come get us. Boss didn't even ask if we were okay for 2 days and we still had to get a hotel and finish the job. The customer was super understanding and didn't care that her stuff was broken, just glad that we were okay and pretty pissed the boss didn't have us come back home immediately. The day after getting back to town, I went into work to fill out the accident report. The second the boss asked if I was going to work that day, I just told him "go f*ck yourself," filled out the report and walked home. He was pretty pissed about that until the secretary, who heard the whole phone call when the accident happened, reminded him that he didn't even ask if we were okay and that we just survived a wreck that could have killed us both. I guess that got through to him and other than a drug test which is standard for an accident, I was left completely unpunished for the comment. The concussion was by far the worst part. If anyone has made it this far, thanks for your time. Take life day by day and don't take it for granted. Anything can happen whether it be of your own doing or out of your control. Take the 2 seconds to put your seat belt on. You really don't want to learn how much bouncing around the cab sucks the hard way, trust me. Take care!
My story: In my village, we had a competition where we had to climb the statue of jesus and his mom. I also wanted to try, and i climbed higher than everyone. I climbed on the head of the statue (7 meters btw), but i slipped and fell to the ground. But not just to the ground, i flew past it and fell on the staircase (another 4 meters btw) and fell head-first to the ground. And fell a litel bit to the right from my right eye... Firstly, i was just alright, but after a minute, i started felling dizzy on my way home. My grandpa rushed me to the hospital, where we listened to the doctor, and he said, that everything is ok. I still can feel the difference of my right and left part of the head after 4 years. I'm 11 btw.
It's not a quick or super exciting tale, but the odds were definitely not stacked in my favor. I was born two and half months premature, in critical condition, immediately abandoned and left in an orphanage in south-eastern Russia. Due to my health issues, along with the less than ideal "care" that "undesirable children" like myself were dealt in the orphanage, I was all but fully ignored and was expected to pass away/left to die before I reached a year old. Thankfully, I was adopted by a wonderfully kind American woman and given a chance to live; however, my mom's husband turned out to be an abusive alcoholic narcissist and would abuse my mom, adoptive brother and I for years until we had the strength and means to leave. Also, due to the less than great circumstances of my birth/early development, I have a laundry list of health problems and trauma. So, I survived, but that doesn't mean that I was "lucky". You win some, you lose some.
You might not believe this but when I was driving back home from my grandma's house me my mom and my dad almost got struck by lightning the car almost got struck by the biggest bolts of lightning
I have had a couple of close calls, and l believe l have been protected from some things that l wasn't even aware of. This one happened when l was 19, l am now 71. I was sitting in a car with a boy at the beach. The car was parked on the edge of a steep cliff face overlooking the beach. We just sat there talking. I honestly don't know what l was thinking at the time (and l did not have a death wish) but suddenly l just reached over and turned the key (l am not a driver and did not know it would start the car to go forward). I felt the car lurch and l immediately turned the key back, and the car stopped. We were so close to going over the edge! I honestly believe that an Angel held the car back and that God protected us. It was just an absent minded thing to do, but we were protected.
I have a story of when I shouldn’t have survived if you’d like to hear it. It was a car wreck in 2020 in Cleveland Tennessee. I was driving a 2018 dodge challenger. I was merging into the interstate after Christmas and it was busy. Busy busy. And due to the threat of severe weather recently there was a ton of salt all over the roads. Meanwhile I was trying to merge into the interstate after Christmas, nobody would let me merge over. By the time I had ran down the entire merging lane and ran onto the shoulder, I was still trying to figure out how to merge except now I couldn’t stop, turn, speed up or anything since my car was just sliding through 4” of salt piled up onto the shoulder. Unfortunately there was a semi truck parked on the shoulder with no lights on, no cones out or anything and my car slid up underneath it and completely peeled the roof back. I should’ve died. When I opened my eyes all I could see was red from the taillight of the trailer. I was centimeters away from death and I have pictures to prove it.
In 2017, I was the pedestrian in what should have been a fatal automobile-pedestrian accident. I was crossing at a set of traffic lights, when I saw the walk sign. I went to step out, and was struck in the right leg by a car traveling at 60 km/hr. Three things saved my life that day: The posted speed where I was struck was 90 km/hr, had the driver had been traveling at that speed I would have died. I was also wearing a helmet due to riding a bicycle, and the third factor was training i had in judo, where I had learned how to fall, protecting my head. The accident resulted in a fracture of my tibia/fibula and some road rash, but fortunately I survived.
well i was in a pretty bad car accident back in 2020. I was driving on the highway and someones driver side tire came off their car, and went under my passenger side. My ca flipped and slid 50 feet down the guard rail. Surprisingly no broken bones but i needed stitches and my fingers got mangled as well.
Surprisingly a lot of people could probably survive a particle accelerator depending on whatever is being used whether it’s electrons, neutrons or protons and it’s something called Bragg-peak where for example protons can travel and cause radiation poisoning and damage but only travels to a certain distance through matter, and as it travels through the matter it looses its energy, Anatoli received high energy protons and he lived because of the narrow concentration of nuclear energy that went to his head, so really anybody could have the high probability chance of living from a particle accelerator depending on what particles and how they are delivered to you
And also the entered the room and didn’t look into a accelerator because that would be stupid but as soon as he entered the room there were still particles floating around at high speeds because after an accelerator is turned off, it still has particles floating around in the air at high speeds for a while
i was once at a park with my mom and sister and we were watching the squirrels eat,when it was time to leave i walked in front of a tree and i got maybe about 2 ft away when suddenly a huge branch fell from the top of the tree barely missing me.
My house exploded and I flew up to the sealing and got knocked out and then I woke up beside a fire and debris, if I hadn’t got conscious I would probably be dead by now but I got away with grade 2a and 2b burns over my body and face(the cause of the explosion was a gasleak in the floor below)
Was with my ex wife and our mate in Melbourne, Australia, and we were waiting for the 92 tram back to the city. I heard (from what I belibe was God) that we should not get on that tram, but wait 5 minutes. I eventually got them to agree and went to the city later. On the news that night, that very tram had a head on with another and a lot of people were injured. Also; I was driving with my then wife and I was heading around a bend, it was a little wet but I wasn't speeding. We lost traction and went through a fence, right exactly between two posts and came to a stop in the field. The VERY next car on this random ass road had a winch. Would you believe it?! Also, I was diagnosed with Epilepsy in '14 and was put on meds. Forgot that day, and started driving with my mum to visit my sister, I turned the corner onto the main street, and that's the last thing I remember. I drove the entirety of the main street, gave way, pulled up at the service station, turned the car off and then had a seizure. All in a seizure state. Not my time, and God's on my side ❤ one more! I was born with a Diaphragmatic Hernia, a sorta tear in your Diaphragm which allows the digestive organs to enter (stomach and intestines for me) but doctors just said it was reflux. I was born at 5 lbs 10 Oz, so not very big. I kept vomiting everything up and losing weight. At 6 weeks, my parents had enough waiting and took me to another doctor. They did an x-ray and found my hernia. Flew me to Hobart that very hour and put a g-tube in me to feed me, but I kept rejecting it. I was 5 lbs 1 Oz when they operated. A 15% chance to live. Here I am ❤
Mine is boring by comparison. Perforated stomach, approximately 30 minutes from death. They had to pull my guts right out to get in and clean the cavity and sew the hole.
Oh, and another. I was driving to work in outback Australia, running a bit late so I was going a bit faster than I should have (country roads absolutely desolate) going around this corner at about 130 kilometres/ph & saw at the last minute a fist thick tail of a red Kangaroo miss my headlight by what couldn't have been 5 inches. Near shat meself. Certainly slowed down after that. And... another one that I learned my lesson. When I was young and stupid, was driving down the Blue Mountains in New South Wales at a lot faster than I should have been. I overtook a car down the hill near a bend, and then a car was coming pretty soon after I stopped overtaking. Was pretty stupid but I learnt my lesson. Could have been very nasty indeed.
There was a time where a bullet that seems to just be in free fall landed next to me in my room while i was playing a game it wasnt me who saw the buplet it was my nosy sister that heard it from the living room i had earphones in
In kindergarten I was playing with my friend under something we could play ON not under and my head hit spike like thing and bled a lot and somehow I was okay.
The parachute one is so sad. Baby girl deserved so much better
Nah I would of done the same tbh
@@theobrown2370 also it's would have not would of, my friend.
No actual way! The person in the marathon of Morocco that survived is my teachers friend! My teacher told me his story.
Small world...
I don’t believe this…(idk why, I just have a hard time believing this stuff.)
That’s pretty cool!
@@ItsDwaekkiTime it’s fine, it’s kinda hard to believe anyways..
@@redball2081a lot of people have trust issues because of the lies on the internet, that's why they dont believe you
My mom survived from a miracle too! She told me that one day when she was I think she said 9, she was crossing the road from her apartments to something across the street when she was hit by a car going well over the speed limit. The impact shattered her legs, this all happened while her mom watched. When she went to the hospital the doctors said that there would be a low chance she survived, and now she's 35. Whenever it gets cold, her legs start to hurt still and she still suffers from bad migraines but she's alive.
Whoa!
I’m ngl THATS insane
I once was hit by a car at 50 mph on my bicycle. The doctor said that the crash should have killed or paralyzed me the only reason I survived was because of the helmet I was wearing. Because my head had gone through the car's windshield. Not only that, I didn't get a scratch on me, not even a broken bone. And I was back to bike riding a week later.🤘😝🤘
you are iconic
Wow
Subhanallah
Same but for me it was at 90 mph on my skateboard and the family inside of the car died except the youngest one and i was able to get out the hospital next day because I had knee pads
Words cannot describe how lucky you are my dude
I had an incident similar to Ruth when I was a kid. I was nine, laying in my bed. My ceiling fan was on and made a weird noise. I ignored it for a bit but it kept bothering me. I looked at it and had a horrible feeling of "I need to get mom and dad." I got up and went to my door and as soon as I reached it, I heard this crazy banging noise behind me. I took off running (without looking) and went to my parents room downstairs. After I woke them and brought them up, I stood behind them as they entered.
A single blade had come loose from my fan and had launched into my bed, right where I was sitting. It cracked the headboard and broke part of the blade. Had it hit me...I'm not sure what would have happened. I likely could have survived but it would have hit my vital areas and if it had hit my neck, I don't think there would have been any way.
My parents wouldn't have heard it, being asleep in their room downstairs and who knows if I could have alerted anyone before the next morning.
almost killed my brother by accident when i was a child. we were playing with a heavy cabinet, pulling and pushing at it. it happened to be open when it fell on him, he was positioned just right to not get crushed. later i saved us both from going over a waterfall when we were stuck in rapids. I think close calls are 1000% removed from deadly accidents. almost died being born, almost got shot by an idiot, almost got stabbed by an asshole, almost died of food poisoning, almost got hit by an uncountable number of bad drivers, cracked my helmet open skiing. it happens so much i think theres a small infinity between close and deadly that is lost on us when we remember these things. its the unusual threats and the occasional miracle. we never ponder the times we lost our balance in the shower or ran a red light. the infrastructure of survival is geared towards these unusual threats, they are in your mind before the close call happens, and when you escape it because of the strength you knew you had when you judged the danger or because it was never likely to be deadly in the first place, it sticks in ur head. miracles are something else though.
Dang
my mom has a friend who had or has a fat daughter who sat on me in a pool once so i had to breathe water for a second and also once idk too many to name
i almost died at birth and had a 6ft lamp almost crush me at 4 years old
God saved you
@@dude9984 he almost died bro, you shouldn’t be bullying people who have survived life or death situations.
Doctors and nurses are super hero’s. They get paid a little better than most but do not get the love and praise they deserve! The one who care are Miri or workers!
90% of nurses don’t do shit but hand surgeons tools and cheat on their significant others lol they get paid plenty.
GUYS WAKE UP THE MASTER OF ACCIDENT DOCUMENTARYS HAS POSTED
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“Mega fun”
@@LitlWolfff if it's not funny ignore it lol and it's not a joke
Up for debate
@TaliaStarz letz goooo
My incident was small. When I was 12, I noticed my grandmother's sink had overflowed. Water was on the counter, the floor, and in the sink. I reached in to the sink to grab the remaining dishes when I noticed a tingling sensation through my fingers every time I touched the water. There was also a slight tingle at my feet. Honestly, it wasn't till later when my grandmother came home (with the plumber) that she explained, I could've been severely electrocuted because the garbage disposal broke with a live wire exposed inside. 😮
When i was like 8 there was a hurricane that happened to break a branch that hung right over my room in the mobile home we lived in at the time, this branch was longer than the entire trailer, it caved in the room over 6 inches. My brother and i slept in that room in a bunk bed i was on the top bunk, when i woke up i hit my head on the ceiling that was less than 2-3 inches from my face, we had to take the bars off the bunk bed for me to even get out of the bed. What stopped the branch from falling completely through was the end of it getting wrapped up in the ropes my brother and i hung for the "ninja course" we randomly had the idea to build the day before the hurricane hit
damn a ninja course???
This guy always posts when I'm in my bed. 😂😂😂
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Really appreciate the content man. I'm so telling my horror buddies😂
I’ve been doing the same man! 😂
My father was in ww2. He never spoke of it but to say at one time he was sitting under a tree with some buddies. They were hit with an explosive and he was the only one to survive. He still carried that with him in his old age.
A plane crash on an empire building, and now 9/11 on world trade center in new york is insane
14:26 looks like the machine from Spider-Man movie. And when I was 4-6, somewhere around there, I was in a flotie where you put the child in the middle, it was a clear yet windy day, then my flotie flipped and I was stuck under the water, I was panicking and trying to grab the corner but the flotie’s circular frame was keeping my short arms for grabbing anything, I blacked out eventually as my lungs started to burn from the inside. When I woke up, I was in the hospital with doctors working on my to get the extra water out of my lungs. My dad said that he grabbed me and did CPR but it didn’t wake me up and the doctors said my heart had stopped. I left my dad traumatized and he STILL doesn’t let me get in floties.
When I was 2, I almost drowned in a small shallow pond in my grandparents’ garden. My grandfather was taking a nap, but he said that some feeling woke him and made him go outside. At which point he saw me floating face down in the water.
At the same time, these people can be considered very unlucky having to live with that trauma for the rest of their lives.
But at the same time lucky to be alive.
I would rather live with trauma then die
The most unluckiest luckiest people
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I'm surviving the impossible. Living with an event of misfortune in the lottery, that was decillions to one in odds. Never going to happen to another person again. Terrible things have happened as a result. Survived them all. It's a long story. I must write a bitter bestselling book as well..
Looking forward to THAT story!
hi i love ur vids they make me happy
When i was 11 back in 2015, I was using the pedestrian crosswalk to cross one of the major roads in my city. This was after school ended, so i was heading home. I got hit by a vehicle, and according to witnesses, I had flown roughly 20 feet, and my head was the first to collide with the ground. I remember being in the hospital, going in and out of sleep when i overheard a doctor telling one of the nurses, "With how young she is, I'm surprised parametics arrived in time to save her" and all i remembered questioning to myself is "I could have died, why?". Now that im older, I realize the why part 😂
I still remember this day . When I was 7-8 years I went to my mother mothers home(Nani's home )it was on 5th floor.My mom and some other members went for shopping.
Only me,my sister and my mama was there. We had 4 balconies out of which i had sawn 3 i wanted see but they didn't allow me. There was a gap between of the balcony to the one I want to go.So i decided to climb on the walls seriously and go to the other I was lucky and nothing happened but if I had fellen down I would have to go to bedrest for my entire life
Morocco 🇲🇦 didn't want this man to die because it wasn't his time to die yet 4:02
Does surviving 35 years of marriage count🤔🤣?
Haha.. Yes..damn your lucky t ,now that's being strong survivor
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Absolutely 💯 😮😅😅😅
Yes,you are so lucky😂
Lmao, the last dude either killed whatever cancer in his body before it could even star or lasered out a perfect line of radiation
Enjoyed!
Didn’t he post the same survival story from the impossible #2? I literally saw it on the first story screen. The woman whose head is under ice.
I once got allmost hit by a motorbike
Yeah, I heard about the dude who got zapped with the atom smasher. Apparently the reason why he miraculously survived is due to physics involving the particular type of particles being accelerated through his head as it had a big enough wavelength to pass through him unharmed.
please upload The Worst Tortures In History part 2
Unfortunately, I can’t even publish the first part 🙈. It’s already edited and set to private on the channel
@@echoesstoriess Wow, I somehow downloaded the first part a couple of days ago. Anyway, thank you very much for your answer
Betty Lou Oliver died in 1999
May she rest in peace
I actually went into cardiac arrest whilst sand skiing.
I once almost fell onto the roads of Niagara Falls but on chunk of Ice saved me.
Bungee jumping over crocodile infested water? Yep, sounds like a great idea.🤦
Bro forgot to put the man on caution sign dude
Psalm 73:26, Psalm 18:2 "My flesh and my heart may fail, but God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever. The Lord is my rock, my fortress, and my deliverer; my God is my rock, in whom I take refuge, my shield and the horn of my salvation, my stronghold."!
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Bro what are the odds of the scientist even getting lasered in the first place lol
You showed the Norway story in the previous video
Glad one noticed. Most absurd part is using mostly the same stock and animated footage, but still tweaking a wee bit and drumming up some extra animated footage. No one would've cared if the video was called 8 luckiest people.... Hope this doesn't turn into this content farm thingy where too much gets recycled. The stories, storytelling and the clips are well put together
Zambia here!🐌
A few months ago, my youngest brother (9 years old) was riding a bicycle with my mom and the middle brother, (i was at the gym when it happened) they crossed the road, and a lorry collided with my youngest brother's bicycle. According to my middle brother, the bicycle fell and he rolled onto the road. Fortunately he didn't suffer any major injuries, just a fractured collarbone and a scratch on the forehead. My mom told me about what the doctor said. The doctor said that if he had been any older, he would have permanent damage to his collarbone. 🙏
honestly, i have no idea why i'm still alive! falls, drownings (2 rescucitated), electrocutions, car crashes, explosions and the list goes on
best one? when i was about 12 (1970's) i used to build my own model rockets, including airframe, engine, launch pad, ignition system and i used propellants from dismantled fireworks for the engines - after building several engines using a cardboard body, i decided to make an engine out of a seltzer cartridge! it's like a tiny compressed gas bottle made out of hardened steel
i set it in my home made test facility buried in sand (inverted) up to the nozzle and ignited the engine from approx 6 feet away using a car battery - the engine ignited and fired up nicely,, when suddenly the flame went berserk and i knew what was coming
it exploded! the explosion was so loud my brothers' girlfriend who was on the other end of the phone jumped! the sand was launched so fast it penetrated my skin all over one side of my body causing bleeding at every impact, the seltzer cartridge itself bounced off the brick wall and scraped across my stomach leaving a 1/2 inch high welt across from right to left
fortunately for me, it was the unbroken side of the seltzer cartridge which caused the welt! had it been the other (torn open) side i would have quite literally been gutted
edit: my father kept that seltzer cart and it's still in his desk drawer! i once tried to bend the torn pieces with multigrips and couldn't move them at all
I love this
I was hit by a truck in september. Luckily, I pulled my breaks, and my bike was the only thing that went under the tires, and I ended up with a torn ligament in my shoulder.
Your telling me an airplane crashed into the Empire State Building and it didn’t collapse?
The fall from 7000 meters is crazy
Why am i watching this at Niagara Falls
I was riding a gas powered tao tao 120cc ATV around my neighborhood, which was a masterplan community in which allowed all motor vehicles except illegal ones from the state or nation on the roads. But just not the main road of my neighborhood. I was riding down one of the small roads which did have cars parked on sides and cars going through, so I used hand signals, because my ATV didnt have any signals except for headlights and brake lights. I noticed a car behind me and I was coming up to a T-Section. I was so scared of braking that the car would hit the back of my ATV, so I went ahead and turned right without stopping. But little did I know there was a big ass white truck in the way, and I swerved making the ATV go on two wheels on the left side. I narrowly hit the wheel which would have smashed my head. Maybe even the thin metal body of the truck. As soon as my ATV went back on four wheels, I stopped at the curb to literally contemplate on what just happened. I was an idiot driver, maybe even acting like a drunk driver, and holy hell I still remember this like it was yesterday.
Any one of these would make an awesome movie 😮
I wouldn't be here to type this comment if it weren't for sheer luck. I worked for a moving business when I was 20, and we were driving on some back road in east Texas on the way to College Station in a box truck with a small 500lb load. Not even enough to take a quarter of the cargo space. I was in the passenger seat reading a book. The driver had his lunch out since we'd been on the road about 3 hours at this point, and it was around 11:30am. At some point, he dropped some of his food and looked down to pick it up right as we came up on a bend in the road that he hadn't noticed. I looked up from my phone right before we flew off the road, hurling towards a fence at 65mph down a ditch about 4ft deep. He immediately turns the wheel to get us back on the road, but he overcorrected and effectively used the ditch as a ramp throwing us up in the air and the momentum of the immediate sharp turn was enough to spin us around mid air. When we hit the ground again, we were backwards in the oncoming lane and skidding into the opposite ditch that was deeper than the last. At this point, the only thing I could do was brace for impact as I told him "we're gonna flip." Sure enough the truck flips onto the passenger side and grinds to a halt a few seconds later. Neither of us were wearing our seatbelts. I'm laying on my side with his lunch box next to my head and his food all over me and he, and I still have no idea how, landing upright on my chest, literally standing in the sideways cab. He gets off of me, and I use the gaps in the seat, and the seat belt buckles as steps like a ladder, open the driver side door and climb out, and pull him out after me. We were, miraculously, largely uninjured. I had a nauseating concussion, was bruised pretty much head to toe, and multiple hyperextentions and pulled muscles from the strain of the impact and my desperation to grab anything I could to brace myself. He was bruised and bleeding from the ear, which was only a small cut from one of the many things flying around the cab. We got out and checked the load and the damage to the truck. The load had snapped clean through our straps and slammed into the doors bending the door latches which were two steel poles with hooks on the top, bottom, and middle and destroyed wood and fiberglass entirely with the only thing keeping the doors in place was the steel latches. Had we been going forwards when we landed, I'm almost entirely convinced that the cargo would've busted through the fiberglass and wood and hit us in the back of the heads, likely killing both of us since theres absolutely zero steel to act as any sort of frame towards the front. Besides that, the truck was largely undamaged because it had apparently rained a day or two before this and softened the ground. Hell, even the window and passenger side mirror were completely undamaged. Just covered in mud. The ramps, about 12ft long, made of fiberglass, aluminum, and wood and stored under the box compartment on the passenger side broke free of the straps holding them in place and lodged itself in the ground. One half of the ramp (the ramp was two pieces that is put together in the middle by 2 hinges) was sticking out of the ground about 20ft from the truck and snapped completely in half with the other half another 30ft down the way. The county sheriff was called about 10 minutes after the crash by a passerby who offer his help but the jurisdiction apparently belonged to the state troopers which it took them an hour or so to get out there. A wrecker came about an hour after that, and he gave us a ride to the town he was based out of about 45 minutes away and we just sat at a Dairy Queen for the next 9 hours as I tried not to puke from the concussion induced nausea waiting for one of our guys from the company to come get us. Boss didn't even ask if we were okay for 2 days and we still had to get a hotel and finish the job. The customer was super understanding and didn't care that her stuff was broken, just glad that we were okay and pretty pissed the boss didn't have us come back home immediately. The day after getting back to town, I went into work to fill out the accident report. The second the boss asked if I was going to work that day, I just told him "go f*ck yourself," filled out the report and walked home. He was pretty pissed about that until the secretary, who heard the whole phone call when the accident happened, reminded him that he didn't even ask if we were okay and that we just survived a wreck that could have killed us both. I guess that got through to him and other than a drug test which is standard for an accident, I was left completely unpunished for the comment. The concussion was by far the worst part.
If anyone has made it this far, thanks for your time. Take life day by day and don't take it for granted. Anything can happen whether it be of your own doing or out of your control. Take the 2 seconds to put your seat belt on. You really don't want to learn how much bouncing around the cab sucks the hard way, trust me. Take care!
the universe was looking out for that woman by saving her to expose a monster who no doubt wouldve killed another women
0:14 I bet the USA will turn this intro a LAZER gun
Too late.
That's not possible they will need too much power to do a shot and it needs a lot of space
My story: In my village, we had a competition where we had to climb the statue of jesus and his mom. I also wanted to try, and i climbed higher than everyone. I climbed on the head of the statue (7 meters btw), but i slipped and fell to the ground. But not just to the ground, i flew past it and fell on the staircase (another 4 meters btw) and fell head-first to the ground. And fell a litel bit to the right from my right eye... Firstly, i was just alright, but after a minute, i started felling dizzy on my way home. My grandpa rushed me to the hospital, where we listened to the doctor, and he said, that everything is ok. I still can feel the difference of my right and left part of the head after 4 years. I'm 11 btw.
It's not a quick or super exciting tale, but the odds were definitely not stacked in my favor.
I was born two and half months premature, in critical condition, immediately abandoned and left in an orphanage in south-eastern Russia. Due to my health issues, along with the less than ideal "care" that "undesirable children" like myself were dealt in the orphanage, I was all but fully ignored and was expected to pass away/left to die before I reached a year old. Thankfully, I was adopted by a wonderfully kind American woman and given a chance to live; however, my mom's husband turned out to be an abusive alcoholic narcissist and would abuse my mom, adoptive brother and I for years until we had the strength and means to leave. Also, due to the less than great circumstances of my birth/early development, I have a laundry list of health problems and trauma. So, I survived, but that doesn't mean that I was "lucky". You win some, you lose some.
wow 😮
The KJV Bible is mathematically encoded by God
Hey man incredible stories and all, but can you do this? (insert incredibly awful laugh track as i sink the back of my chair to an even angle)
some times i think that we get close to dieing but we just dont realize it
they may have survived the first time but death works in order
You might not believe this but when I was driving back home from my grandma's house me my mom and my dad almost got struck by lightning the car almost got struck by the biggest bolts of lightning
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I have had a couple of close calls, and l believe l have been protected from some things that l wasn't even aware of. This one happened when l was 19, l am now 71. I was sitting in a car with a boy at the beach. The car was parked on the edge of a steep cliff face overlooking the beach. We just sat there talking. I honestly don't know what l was thinking at the time (and l did not have a death wish) but suddenly l just reached over and turned the key (l am not a driver and did not know it would start the car to go forward). I felt the car lurch and l immediately turned the key back, and the car stopped. We were so close to going over the edge! I honestly believe that an Angel held the car back and that God protected us. It was just an absent minded thing to do, but we were protected.
bro breathed under water for 80 minutes damn
I have a story of when I shouldn’t have survived if you’d like to hear it. It was a car wreck in 2020 in Cleveland Tennessee. I was driving a 2018 dodge challenger. I was merging into the interstate after Christmas and it was busy. Busy busy. And due to the threat of severe weather recently there was a ton of salt all over the roads. Meanwhile I was trying to merge into the interstate after Christmas, nobody would let me merge over. By the time I had ran down the entire merging lane and ran onto the shoulder, I was still trying to figure out how to merge except now I couldn’t stop, turn, speed up or anything since my car was just sliding through 4” of salt piled up onto the shoulder. Unfortunately there was a semi truck parked on the shoulder with no lights on, no cones out or anything and my car slid up underneath it and completely peeled the roof back. I should’ve died. When I opened my eyes all I could see was red from the taillight of the trailer. I was centimeters away from death and I have pictures to prove it.
I survived two gun fights at 10 meters😮. The other guys didn't! As a combat vet and law enforcement staying calm is a must.
Staying calm and remembering your training during critical moments is the hard part
Don't drink urine. From what I understand, it makes things worse.
FYI Magee wasn't a PILOT!!! HE was a BALL TURRET GUNNER!
12:32 9/11 but its less lethal
In 2017, I was the pedestrian in what should have been a fatal automobile-pedestrian accident. I was crossing at a set of traffic lights, when I saw the walk sign. I went to step out, and was struck in the right leg by a car traveling at 60 km/hr. Three things saved my life that day: The posted speed where I was struck was 90 km/hr, had the driver had been traveling at that speed I would have died. I was also wearing a helmet due to riding a bicycle, and the third factor was training i had in judo, where I had learned how to fall, protecting my head. The accident resulted in a fracture of my tibia/fibula and some road rash, but fortunately I survived.
well i was in a pretty bad car accident back in 2020. I was driving on the highway and someones driver side tire came off their car, and went under my passenger side. My ca flipped and slid 50 feet down the guard rail. Surprisingly no broken bones but i needed stitches and my fingers got mangled as well.
i would survive all these at once
Surprisingly a lot of people could probably survive a particle accelerator depending on whatever is being used whether it’s electrons, neutrons or protons and it’s something called Bragg-peak where for example protons can travel and cause radiation poisoning and damage but only travels to a certain distance through matter, and as it travels through the matter it looses its energy, Anatoli received high energy protons and he lived because of the narrow concentration of nuclear energy that went to his head, so really anybody could have the high probability chance of living from a particle accelerator depending on what particles and how they are delivered to you
And also the entered the room and didn’t look into a accelerator because that would be stupid but as soon as he entered the room there were still particles floating around at high speeds because after an accelerator is turned off, it still has particles floating around in the air at high speeds for a while
It’s not luck it’s god❤❤
i was once at a park with my mom and sister and we were watching the squirrels eat,when it was time to leave i walked in front of a tree and i got maybe about 2 ft away when suddenly a huge branch fell from the top of the tree barely missing me.
My house exploded and I flew up to the sealing and got knocked out and then I woke up beside a fire and debris, if I hadn’t got conscious I would probably be dead by now but I got away with grade 2a and 2b burns over my body and face(the cause of the explosion was a gasleak in the floor below)
Wasnt bagenholm in last video?
Yep
COoL!😎😎
No "Frane Selak" stories? He is known as the luckiest man in history. You could dedicate an entire video to him
not outwit death God saved them :( He is Amazing
Anyone in September 2024?
My dad is a survivor because what he did to himself was crazy and i cant tell ya because its private information but it was insane.
I was building my bunk bed, then I accidentally pulled out a quarter worth of its weight (it was about half a ton) on me, but I barely caught it😅
When I was still a kid I almost killed my self by cutting live active wires
One time i thought i was at the end of a stairwell but i wasnt so i tripped on the last step
How did Anna pull that off 😮😮
I saw 10:35 on fox 31 news and btw she was being trained for her first time ever by the captin she never did it before either
And I think I'm one of the luckiest people, being this early..
Partical excellerater=Flash
The girl under ice was told in the last part bro
the first one was on my birthday
When I was 3 I hit my eye on a vent and nearly died but I got stitches and Im alive
Was with my ex wife and our mate in Melbourne, Australia, and we were waiting for the 92 tram back to the city. I heard (from what I belibe was God) that we should not get on that tram, but wait 5 minutes. I eventually got them to agree and went to the city later. On the news that night, that very tram had a head on with another and a lot of people were injured. Also; I was driving with my then wife and I was heading around a bend, it was a little wet but I wasn't speeding. We lost traction and went through a fence, right exactly between two posts and came to a stop in the field. The VERY next car on this random ass road had a winch. Would you believe it?! Also, I was diagnosed with Epilepsy in '14 and was put on meds. Forgot that day, and started driving with my mum to visit my sister, I turned the corner onto the main street, and that's the last thing I remember. I drove the entirety of the main street, gave way, pulled up at the service station, turned the car off and then had a seizure. All in a seizure state. Not my time, and God's on my side ❤ one more! I was born with a Diaphragmatic Hernia, a sorta tear in your Diaphragm which allows the digestive organs to enter (stomach and intestines for me) but doctors just said it was reflux. I was born at 5 lbs 10 Oz, so not very big. I kept vomiting everything up and losing weight. At 6 weeks, my parents had enough waiting and took me to another doctor. They did an x-ray and found my hernia. Flew me to Hobart that very hour and put a g-tube in me to feed me, but I kept rejecting it. I was 5 lbs 1 Oz when they operated. A 15% chance to live. Here I am ❤
7:56 the first helldiver
My mom saw someone get hit by a car 🚘 while driving home she took her to the hospital and they said they only had a broken collar bone
Heard all this about 7 months ago
Mine is boring by comparison. Perforated stomach, approximately 30 minutes from death. They had to pull my guts right out to get in and clean the cavity and sew the hole.
Why they are allowed to build bungee jump where there are crocodiles down there?
The airplane instead of going to the Chrysler building went to manhattan. 🛫🏬
Oh, and another. I was driving to work in outback Australia, running a bit late so I was going a bit faster than I should have (country roads absolutely desolate) going around this corner at about 130 kilometres/ph & saw at the last minute a fist thick tail of a red Kangaroo miss my headlight by what couldn't have been 5 inches. Near shat meself. Certainly slowed down after that. And... another one that I learned my lesson. When I was young and stupid, was driving down the Blue Mountains in New South Wales at a lot faster than I should have been. I overtook a car down the hill near a bend, and then a car was coming pretty soon after I stopped overtaking. Was pretty stupid but I learnt my lesson. Could have been very nasty indeed.
WILT-SHEER!!! Nothing in the UK is pronounced SHIRE
wilt shuh
Oh my 😮
For the algorithm 💚
There was a time where a bullet that seems to just be in free fall landed next to me in my room while i was playing a game it wasnt me who saw the buplet it was my nosy sister that heard it from the living room i had earphones in
On3 time I n ice hockey this year, a skate blade cut my chest but didn’t hit an artery
In kindergarten I was playing with my friend under something we could play ON not under and my head hit spike like thing and bled a lot and somehow I was okay.