I have a great great grandfather who was a foot soldier in World War 1 and returned and a great grandfather who was in the navy in World War 2 and also returned. It really is amazing that they both came back.
My best friend’s dad is a physician. He once has a patient who came in complaining of a swollen tongue and other issues. After some testing, it turns out he had undiagnosed diabetes, and his blood sugar was over 1000. For context, the average is about 120. High blood sugar makes you super thirsty, so this guy had been drinking Kool-aid and fruit juice to quench his thirst, both of which have extremely high sugar contents. Miraculously, the guy wound up being fine, got his diagnosis and began his treatment. It’s been many years since then so I’m not sure where he is now, but I think of him every now and then and wonder how he was even alive
I find AJ at 13:14 quite relatable. I also have a form of Autism, and the only things that reliably scare me are heights and bees… I think y’all know which one is the irrational one lol. Still, he just showed me I’m not alone, and what you mentioned about the symptoms is spot on.
I was amazed by the woman who survived a plane crashing in her building and then a drop down an elevator shaft. I was amazed by the guy from the Titanic who survived frostbite to his feet just from walking it off. All are pretty amazing!! Keep up the amazing videos!!!
It wasn't because of the cables. What happened was the elevator acted like a piston so the air compressed as it came down and slowed its descent. The lower she got the higher the compression. 1,000 ft of air in that shaft had to slide through the thin sides between the elevator and the shaft it had nowhere else to go. The lower she got the more it compressed it's likely she didn't hit that hard at all. It would be like taking a tube the width of a ping pong ball and dropping the ping pong ball through it. It's basically the same way you could take a jet and land it on a aircraft carrier at almost 200 mph and come to a stop in 1.5 seconds.
@@jonathanperry8331 uh, interesting. So is that actually an usual behavior for elevators. So they can't actually crash down like in movie etc? If not, why don't??
@@rgerber modern elevators have emergency brakes. This incident happened in the 1940s during world war II an army bomber ran into the building during bad weather. Only thing you have to worry about is if you're in a building that loses power and it doesn't have an emergency generator and you get stuck in the damn thing. Modern technology is pretty much made this a non-factor. It's air compression that happened in this incident have you ever had to physically pump up a bike tire? Same concept
The ice lady story is super cool. She was 14C which is insanely cold but it’s cool to know why this works. When we do heart surgery we often cool patient down to as low as 26 C (normal is 37C) to stop the heart and effectively reduce oxygen demand to near zero to give us time to operate while the heart is stopped. Then once the patient is rewarmed, the heart beats again. Always amazing
Im swedish and i have autism. Once when i was like 6 i was chill when a car was about too hit me and i was 100% okay. I even said Goo goo gaa gaa after!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Edit: this comment is useless isnt it??
I grew up in a very small Church. It was a century old schoolhouse with a very rusty water heater & moaning furnace. There was an elderly lady in her 90's that we all affectionately called "Aunt Ella". She NEVER missed a service, morning or evening in the many years I knew her, except for once. Aunt Ella always sat all alone in the front pew so she could hear the Pastor. One day she arrived and was not feeling well. During the sermon, she needed to excuse herself to use the restroom. My Sister escorted her out just to make sure she was ok. She had only been out for a moment when there was a HUGE boom. The Water heater exploded. and the impact tore a hole in the ceiling. Timber, lumber, and heavy metal piping came crashing down ONLY on the seat that had recently been vacated by aunt Ella. i heard my Sister screaming in the Washroom. (Well, we were all screaming0. Part of the ceiling over the sink had collapsed too barely missing my Sister. A huge crossbeam had crashed down over top the bathroom stall, but Ella was safe, protected by the metal cubicle walls strongly supporting her. We had to relocate for most of the year to the Church in the next town but it was rebuilt - along with a new pew for Ella and a new Water Heater. Now THAT was a close call.
I know a guy who used to be in the military. He was given medical discharge (I assume, anyway) after he sustained some fairly serious head injuries. What happened to him was he was on a small watercraft (I think tugboat but I'm not certain) when a large vessel ran into him. Knocked him around like a pinball but he survived.
BE AMAZED LISTEN TO THIS!!!!!! So my dad, named Marchin Kajko, (Canadian) is a builder for all of Ontario Canada. and one time he had a job in a blue house near the country side. Literally in the middle of nowhere, anyway, he was beside a wall of a ton of 19th century weapons such as swords, old axes and guns, etc. He was building something on a table near the wall and after just a few strikes of a hammer, BAM! He was hammering a nail so hard, it shook nearly the whole house making one of the axes on the all fall down. The ax chopped of a fraction of his skin, maybe 3-4 layers of skin. But if he were any closer he would surely be decapitated. But he did make a full recover after just 2 months. - I hope you mention this story in your next NEAR DEATH SITUATIONS videos. Thank you.
At Niagara Falls, there is a sign telling a story of a boy who survived a fall over the largest waterfall. His boat got pulled to the edge and went over. Everyone else was dashed against the rocks, but he hit a patch of water that shot out further than the rest of the water, pushing him past the rocks where he was picked up by a tour boat. Also, Be Amazed, if you do go to the falls, I highly recommend going on the zipline.
One of my luckiest things I can remember happened when I was working as a cashier at Walmart for the holiday season when I was fortunate enough to find a gift card sitting on one of the short concrete pillars that the parking lot lights are bolted onto, I went through the process of turning it in to wait and see if anyone came to claim it as lost but no one did so and I got to spend it on gifts for my brother and others that year. Also in reference to the lady who was frozen in the ice it reminded me of a bit of somewhat folksy wisdom I was told "you're not really dead until you're warm and dead" this was in reference to if someone was needing treatment for exposure or other issues from severe cold.
As for the woman in the cold water, there is a saying that rescuers say. "You're not dead until you are WARM and dead", hence, medical workers will work until the body is warmed up to normal temperatures. On another note, it was because of the WWII crash into the Empire State Building that the builders of the Trade Center believed a plane could crash into it and not sustain any serious damage.
The saying by medics makes sense. When a person dies, obviously, there is no further brain function that would normally regulate body temperature. Therefore, the deceased will begin to heat up.
My dad survived a crash he was involved in when he was a truck driver he came to stretch of road that is notorious for accidents being of it's blind bend. He crashes and when into a tree the drivers was smashed in so bad that when the police arrived on the scene before they had identified him as the driver they said they were preparing themselves to see a casulty that day. Only find he was the driver and not only that he was walking around and all he had was a cut on his forehead. Also my mum survived sepsis that almost reached her brain and two large blood clots in her lungs. She does now have a weaker heart but everyone who has ever treated her including her next door neighbour was surprised when she told them the story. Because his dad suffered the same thing but sadly didn't make it. We are thankful everyday our parents are still here.
One time, I was snowshoeing in a Seneca Native American reservation. However, my sister, who initially didn't want to go snowshoeing, suddenly decided that she wanted to. However, by that point, there weren't any showshoes left, so she had to borrow mine. Stupidly, I kept walking in the snow without the snowshoes on, when suddenly, my foot fell through a patch of deep snow, causing me to fall forward. Unfortunately, there were some sharp dry reeds sticking out of the snow, and one of them ended up puncturing me in the face, a mere millimeter to the left of my right eye, barely missing my tear duct. Just a little bit more to the right, and it would have gone straight through my eye. Thankfully, my eye was ok, and I made a full recovery.
The most fascinating part about people who's heart stops. Is usually withing minutes there is zero chance of revival after it stops. But that time has Ben proven to actually extend into the half hour to hours range depending on how cold the persons body was when there heart stopped. So basically if your heart is going to stop and be resuscitated, just make sure you freeze yourself first! Lol
My dad had a narrow escape when he was underground in a small mine in Zimbabwe. He had just set a charge to blow some rock and reveal more of the reef that he was mining. Having set the fuse to give him enough time to get to the surface again before the explosives went off, he climbed into the cage and signaled to the crew above to hoist him out. Halfway up, however, something went horribly wrong: The cage came to a rather abrupt stop! My dad signaled to find out what had happened, and was told that the cable had become tangled. There was nothing for him to do but wait and hope, knowing that the explosives would detonate any time soon and there was nothing he could do to prevent it! Finally the cage started moving again, and he made it to the surface. No sooner had he leapt out of the cage, and there was an explosion underground. Some of the rocks and debris even came out of the shaft and landed within feet of where my dad was lying, having thrown himself to the ground for safety.
I was asleep in the backseat of a car with my cousin driving. He slid off of the road and hit a tree at 80 miles an hour. The tree hit where I was laying, so it shot me out of the other end of the car. I had broken four bones in my neck, two bones in my back, was paralyzed from the neck down, broke two ribs, one of the broken ribs punctured my left lung, and both lungs collapsed. I also broke my left femur bone. The fact that I lived is a miracle on its own. But if you seen me today, you wouldn’t even be able to tell that I have ever been crippled before. God is good!
So this happened last year around November. Both my cousin and uncle were hanging decorations while I was sitting on the step playing with our dog. Since he (the dog) was to close to me, I moved up just by 1 step before a large window came crashing down (just mere seconds later). Everyone just froze and it was one of the luckiest days in my life. Also my dad told me to come inside by 8 p.m. but he let me stayed since I was helping them. No one was injured however, our dog did get hit from the frame of the glass. Edit: yes the dog did survive. Thought I had added it in. Sorry 😅
A guy at the fire station where my dad works, had a story of his dad in WW2 almost the same as that one. The B-17 he was in was going to crash so he grabbed a parachute and jumped out, he ended up getting caught in a tree over a Main Street with German soldiers walking underneath. he sat there in the freezing air for three days till he finally called out. He had some shrapnel in his leg thay took out and he still has some of that shrapnel on his Keychain to show people, and tell his story.
ijust want to tell you that almost everyone on the b-17 crash died cause they got shot down and one jumped out with a parachute like your story but he got captured by the Russians your story could be true and mine could be not true but we will never know good story anyways
@@counterbloxnerd7047 {{sighs & shm}} .....God damn flak...stuff made swiss cheese of those poor guys' planes... Of course, I'm far too young to have been there, but even so,....whenever I watch a WW2 movie, and there's an intense battle scene, men dying,...I can't help but for just a moment, try...just TRY,...to imagine what day to day in the life must have been like. I can't help but empathize.
I am a Filipino and the boy that hid inside the fridge was totally true. It was also seen in a television weekend documentary which he tells about his story. But sadly, he and his brother were the only survivors of that tragedy.
Very nice video. I can recall a time back in either 2016 or 2017. A tornado had hit in our area. Me, my dad and grandparents, driving separate cars were on our way to the house. We had just passed a traffic light, and all the sudden, a transformer exploded when the pole had fallen. Me and my dad maneuvered just in time before sparks would hit our car. And what’s even crazier, is that I actually predicted that the transformer was going to explode, and it actually happened right there and then. But the ordeal wasn’t done there. We just got home when the power was already out so we lit candles but this is where it gets crazy. One of the napkins on the table was so close to the candle, it didn’t take long before it caught fire. It looked almost like lava. But my dad quickly got it and put the fire out in time. If nobody noticed the burning napkin in time, it would have been our house that went up in flames.
You gorgot to mention Violet Jessop, an Irish-Argentine stewardess and nurse, is known for surviving the sinking of both the RMS Titanic in 1912 and her sister ship the HMHS Britannic in 1916. Jessop served as a nurse and stewardess aboard three sister ships of the White Star Line: Olympic, Titanic, and Britannic, all of which suffered disasters at sea. Before joining the Titanic, she was also aboard a ship that was involved in a collision.
Lucky people are those who found Be Amazed and subscribe, Because they will never be disappointed and will be amazed every time a video drops, Love your Work
How about this story: My Social Studies teacher was driving down the road when a giant tow truck came hurdling at her. She ducked as the entire top part of the truck smashed through her windshield and gave her a giant scrape along her back. She made a full recovery, though!
When I was a kid, my dad was in an accident on the highway & became wedged back & front between 2 tractor trailers. He was driving a 70's Gremlin, which was way before crumple zones existed. It looked like a crumpled soda can when they towed it home. Amazingly my dad escaped without any injuries other than bruises, but to this day he will not drive near a tractor trailer.
Dick’s story of rejecting amputation was just like mine, when I go hit by a car at 11 which fractured my skull and broke my leg, the hospital suggested I get an amputation and when my parents told me I refused 😂 I begged that I would walk again and really put in work for 9 months. I crawled, I dragged myself around, tried kneeling, squatting and after a year, I could run and walk so much better, with a slight limp though that’s not that noticeable. I often worry for people that never had a choice to decide what happened to their limbs.
This video made me happy to be autistic. Thanks for the confident boost! That boy was very brave, but I do enjoy exploring the outdoors. I wouldn’t be as calm but I would still enjoy it yet everyone should try going outside for a bit each day, even if it’s for sunbathing or playing in the snow. It’s nice and peaceful, even though my family home is near a highway..
Happy to be autistic?!? I learned to hide all the tics and twitches by being bullied mercilessly for them. Nothing like daily abuse to teach a person to hide their differences. Autism, or rather people’s reaction to it, put me through hell
@@isablame1263 the only thing you can prove to a bully is that you can break his arm. If you can. Because he’s not going to care what you say or do. To him you are nothing more than a momentary plaything to abuse. Bully’s ONLY understand their own pain
Here's a Darwin Award winner, or he should be anyhow. I was watching RUclips and having my morning coffee when I heard an almighty bang. The cats dived for cover and then there were tons of sirens. I looked at the news, and at first there wasn't any info about the bang. A few days later however the story had finally hit the news. A man in the next apartment block decided to take his oxygen tank outside with him while he had a cigarette. He blew himself up, the building is so close to mine that we were lucky our building didn't get damaged.
Story time! Patrick Kalyoy 1879 Patrick worked as a construction worker for buildings. One day he was building a 5 story building he was at the top filling in the roof when he fell 436 foot of the house. He came plummeting to the ground. When he almost had hit the road a pipe burst and the road broke he fell into the sewer. Then he made a big splash in the water. Everyone else on duty came running. The doctors came 5 minutes later. He was put in hospital for 5 months and went through 3 surgery's. He had to get his left leg amputated. He never was able to walk again. He came out of hospital in a neck cast and broken arm. Luckily he lived a long life but died in June 2003. He was a true hero and showed anything was possible.
I can identify with ol' Caleb. Back in 2003 I was headed home on the 40 in East TN from a 16 hour shift at work. I fell asleep behind the wheel with my foot on the gas. I ran up under the back end of a semi and was kicked out, which rolled my pickup onto the passenger side, for some unknown reason, caving in the roof above my head. The impact of the yet to be consumed 6 pack on the bench seat beside me into the right side of my face broke all sorts of things, but it did wake me up. By the time I came to a stop, the engine compartment as well as part of the passenger side of my truck was on fire. I came to rest on the passenger side, so I was suspended, with a broken face and teeth knocked out, above a fire. I held onto the steering wheel, shifted myself to face the back window, and kicked it out, crawling through it and out. I almost went back in to retrieve my Grateful Dead bootlegs on cassette in the glove compartment but thought better of it. It so happened that an ambulance was passing Eastbound on the 40 at the same time as my wreck, so I had a ride basically the moment I stepped out of a fire-consumed vehicle. That is one of 11 wrecks I've been in (not always the driver). Crazy how life turns out sometimes.
I have an impossibly lucky story. My grandad was a soldier, back in 1970 or something. He was a colonel and when he was in combat he was nearly hit by a head shot, he even heard the bullet wiz across the side of his head, 7 different times. He was finally hit on the 8th time as the bullet grazed his earlobes and that happened at the end of the wars final days.
My grandpa is very old and he got some kind of a job.While he was helping someone cutting a tree,It fell right on him.He survived with only some bones broken.
Bloody hell, all of these are absolutely gobsmacking!! That poor lady in the lift, after such terrible injuries to then suffer the terror of the lift dropping 1000ft!! It reminded me of the footage from that air ambulance or helicopter rescue where the poor lady was rescued from a remote area, secured onto the board and then it spun violently out of control on the way up as they winched her up, absolutely bloody awful for her 😔
I had a close call once with death. Before I quit smoking a month ago, I was pretty much a pack a day smoker. But in 2013 my building went smoke-free, so they built a "smoking patio" outside the north exit of the building. In May 2018 despite there being a severe thunderstorm and green skies, I needed my nicotine. But instead of going to the patio, I tucked into a nook of the exterior elevator wall next to the door. But the winds soon got so violent that halfway through I was like, eh, no, I'd rather live. So I walked to just where the winds were roaring around the side of the building and yeeted my cancer stick to the fates. That's when I felt the immediate urge, a voice in my head saying, "JUMP!" and I yeeted myself into the winds, just as a thirty five foot antenna fell off the roof and bounced off the branch of the pine tree I had been next to, landing exactly where I had been seconds prior. I've taken some lumps in my life, but I think a thirty five foot long steel pole would have crushed my skull like an eggshell. I feel like it was my grandpas watching over me.
20:40 i was in a pretty bad car crash in march, I rolled down a ditch. I had to listen to my siblings screaming in pain. It scars me to this day. My little brother (the youngest) had a big scratch on his forehead.
My mother survived her stove exploding. She unintentionally left a knob slightly turned to the On position causing gas to leak overnight. In the morning, when she turned On the stove, it caused such a strong explosion that the stove was shot right out of the countertop, up to the ceiling and then dropping down barely missing her. She had a few burns but otherwise, she was mostly shaken.
I was walking home from a bus stop one night after getting off the bus and i didnt see headlights so i procceeded to cross and next thing i know i woke up in the Hospital with a neck brace laying on a gernie. But the weird thing is i escaped with only scratches and suffered a concusion luckily no broken bones or internals. I had asked my mom what happened and she said i got hit by a truck and was knocked unconscience. I was out for a few hours until i woke up at around 12 pm. My family was heartbroken and my girlfriend had cried so hard she almost passed out after hearing from my sister about what happened. After that i kept a reflector strip in my backpack going to and from work when in the dark. Thankfully my now passed grandmothers were watching over me. Always stay safe guys.
I was a freight conductor for a class 1 railroad and survived a head on crash with another train in 2014. Even though I was seriously injured I can still walk.
I'm a bit evil I know for finding the Bouncing Betty part a tad funny. I just couldn't help laugh a little at the odds of being injured in an elevator accident only to then be placed in another elevator only for the cables to snap & wind up in yet another elevator catastrophe just mere minutes after the first accident. Poor girl, I can only imagine what was going through her mind on her way down. Thank goodness she survived, which is why I find this comical (otherwise it would've been pure tragedy), her odds were like something out of a movie lol
I also survived the impossible when I was 8 years old I had a serious stroke problem and it happened in midnight. I was wheezing at that point and was rushed to the hospital and said I have stroke. My mom cried so hard then 2 weeks later,The doctor said my heart ran out of oxygen when my mom heard it she cried even harder. The doctor sees my mouth turning black and I can't breath that point then in my mind I said "I guess this is the end there's no more hope" then a miracle happened. My heart has oxygen and started beating then my mom cried so hard. A true STORY
My old great aunt told, that turning WW2, when our village was being fired on by Soviet artillery, who where chasing away germans a shell flu trough the roof, while she was inside the house and it got stuck hanging in the sealing. If it would have hit the floor and blown up, she would have been killed with the rest of the family. There are still some rubbles of destroyed buildings, like destroyed brewery right next our summer home. She later was deported to Siberia for bringing food to the resistance group metsavennad members. There some of her acquaintances died to starvation and she survived a bear encounter, where she played dead and was rolled around by sharp bear claws and buried in leaves. After Stalin died she was able to return. She died 8 years ago at age of 96.
Another close call or Divine Intervention. As a Teen I worked for, let's just say, a very popular tourist attraction. the central obby was serviced by a huge escalator that was about 2-3 stories high. I was coming in to work one day and was at the top of the escalator when i heard someone call my name behind me. I stopped and turned around, just as something happened to the controls on the escalator. Like a scene out of a Final Destination Movie, the escalator accellerated throwing all of it's passengers violently to the concrete floor below. incredibly, no one was seriously injured while emergency services were called. For the 3 years after that, I walked a few blocks out of my way to go down the street and into the building from the back entrance leading to the parking lot. I never trusted that escalator again.
My youngest is severely autistic and frequently gets out of our house too, he's so fast and also lacks awareness to danger, has absolutely no fear, we always go after him because he makes it very obvious when he does "escape" but he's always so chill and even happy with himself when he gets out! 😂
In the 80s l read a report about a handyman/carpenter who took on a job for an older woman. The job ran into a snag. So the customer got it into her head that he was inventing problems to rip her off. He attempted to explain the situation to his customer to no avail. So he quit the job and turned to walk away. This woman pulls a gun and shot him in the back. The bullet, a 158grn. 38 special semi wad cutter, passed through his heart to exit his chest. He survived. That’s impossible. But there he is.
15:30 you forgot to mention that the man who saved his life was a German medic stationed in France he said " you are my enemy but for today that will change"
13:58 FUN FACT!!!!!! Some 6 year old soldier actually survived the whole WWII, pls make a video about Sergei Andreyevich Aleshkov, and feature the comment if you see it plz
When I was a child,I was walking on a sandbar in the middle of the Colorado river that gave out under me and was dragged down a long way.a man jumped from his boat and saved me.Ill never forget the size of the fish I saw,though I'd get eaten,thought I saw sharks...who knows what I saw,I do know that there are fish the size of a man in that river.
About the frozen river one... Wouldn't that be considered cryogenic freezing? I mean, we can use info about this accident and use THAT to invent a cryogenic freezer
Cryogenics are available, it's resuscitation after long periods of time what they are still trying to figure out... last time i heard there was 3 companies that offer cryogenic sleep, just sleep, waking up wasn't part of the service because they didn't know how to do it... i don't follow those investigations so i don't know if they managed to make it.
15:56 and it’s common to find one in northern new jersey because we don’t have tornadoes, I have a lot of friends and a good home with everything a new Jerseyan could want.
Surviving being hit by a car and only getting minor injuries. I believe that, I experienced that. It was on a curve so the car wasn't very fast, the driver even asked if I need to go to the hospital, but I refused since I don't want to be in a hospital. My house was nearby so I went home and slept it off. I just need a good sleep to cure injuries and or if I'm sick. I avoid using medicine so that I don't get any immunity against medicine when it is seriously needed.
@@Sercletrenoun Wtf are you talking about?? Who is a flat earther? They're stupid. Who is an anti-vaxxer? They're also stupid. I got the vaccine obviously. But because I really don't take medicine often, I got bedridden for 2 months, lol. 🤣 Well I got the one with the worst side effects so I expected it. But I just really needed to rest the whole time and I'm back to normal. I only took that vaccine brand because of my schedule so I'm just unlucky. If it was on a different day with the brands with weaker side effects, my body might not have reacted so violently...
I've almost fallen off a cliff once in kindergarten. My whole knee was shredded but I still managed to walk. It's not as scary as the ones in the video but for me it was scary..
Or maybe it’s witchcraft 😂😂 sorry I just had to lol I’m Cameroonian (based in Cape Town) and back home we often hear stories of people traveling in the air through witchcraft and sometimes they fall onto peoples roofs 😂
12:16. 4 wheel drive, when the 2 front tyres left the ground, the back 2 are still pushing forward, because of the initial scare, I can imagine his foot hitting the floor, sending the back under and forward
What possesses people to do dangerous crap? Jumping into the water that swiftly threw him off Niagara Falls? And that elevator one is one of my worst fears 😬
"Everybody's been woken up at some point by a bump in the night" *flashbacks* For some odd reason, sometimes my dreams follow me to reality. countless times when i was younger, flying and falling would have me wake up unable to move face to face with the roof of my room, fading onto the floor. Another happened very recently and scared me to death. it was not a bump or a feeling. But a nuclear alarm in my dream had played so loudly and so close, that it had jolted me awake and i could still hear it when i was wide awake. It was so scary that I had to prevent myself from running into the basement and i had checked if anyone had heard it, and no one had. My dreams are out to get me.
I got lost in the store once too, buddy...I was scared that my mom would leave without me..I was actually lost with my brother, too. Turns out they were just in the aisle next to us.
![Blox Fruits Dragon Rework Update [Full Stream]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/EqDAp8udhm0/mqdefault.jpg)
I have a great great grandfather who was a foot soldier in World War 1 and returned and a great grandfather who was in the navy in World War 2 and also returned. It really is amazing that they both came back.
Ol' Betty had the luckiest and yet unluckiest day in her life. Two disasters survived in one day, it's insanity.
Ikr
Actually in the first picture of her she kind of had a wild-eyed look 👀 so…mayyy-be!!!
Yeah
Why the smile tho?
@@-Jamaal_Tootell.42396 what's wrong with her smiling?
My best friend’s dad is a physician. He once has a patient who came in complaining of a swollen tongue and other issues. After some testing, it turns out he had undiagnosed diabetes, and his blood sugar was over 1000. For context, the average is about 120. High blood sugar makes you super thirsty, so this guy had been drinking Kool-aid and fruit juice to quench his thirst, both of which have extremely high sugar contents. Miraculously, the guy wound up being fine, got his diagnosis and began his treatment. It’s been many years since then so I’m not sure where he is now, but I think of him every now and then and wonder how he was even alive
I bet he is. And he could doing better th3n you think 😂
Koolaid lol
Kol-aid fruit juice LOL
Mines was 1587
I find AJ at 13:14 quite relatable. I also have a form of Autism, and the only things that reliably scare me are heights and bees… I think y’all know which one is the irrational one lol. Still, he just showed me I’m not alone, and what you mentioned about the symptoms is spot on.
I'm also autistic
The Titanic guy was an angel among us 👏🏾
sus
That guy on the titanic was who I know as R. Norris Wiliams
among us
Honestly, I love this channel. They even include the Metric system in their uploads, so that we also can understand.
same feeling
Use!
When you survive overwhelming odds like that, there’s no point in buying a lotto ticket because you’ve just used up your lifetime supply of luck.
Fax
U SPEAKING 🗣️ F A X
I was close to being ran over by an ambulance
That didn’t apply for this woman named Jessop who survived the Titanic, Britannic and the Olympic.
There was a guy who survived 2 nukes
I was amazed by the woman who survived a plane crashing in her building and then a drop down an elevator shaft. I was amazed by the guy from the Titanic who survived frostbite to his feet just from walking it off. All are pretty amazing!! Keep up the amazing videos!!!
It wasn't because of the cables. What happened was the elevator acted like a piston so the air compressed as it came down and slowed its descent. The lower she got the higher the compression. 1,000 ft of air in that shaft had to slide through the thin sides between the elevator and the shaft it had nowhere else to go. The lower she got the more it compressed it's likely she didn't hit that hard at all. It would be like taking a tube the width of a ping pong ball and dropping the ping pong ball through it. It's basically the same way you could take a jet and land it on a aircraft carrier at almost 200 mph and come to a stop in 1.5 seconds.
@@jonathanperry8331 uh, interesting. So is that actually an usual behavior for elevators. So they can't actually crash down like in movie etc? If not, why don't??
@@rgerber modern elevators have emergency brakes. This incident happened in the 1940s during world war II an army bomber ran into the building during bad weather. Only thing you have to worry about is if you're in a building that loses power and it doesn't have an emergency generator and you get stuck in the damn thing. Modern technology is pretty much made this a non-factor. It's air compression that happened in this incident have you ever had to physically pump up a bike tire? Same concept
The ice lady story is super cool. She was 14C which is insanely cold but it’s cool to know why this works. When we do heart surgery we often cool patient down to as low as 26 C (normal is 37C) to stop the heart and effectively reduce oxygen demand to near zero to give us time to operate while the heart is stopped. Then once the patient is rewarmed, the heart beats again. Always amazing
Im swedish and i have autism. Once when i was like 6 i was chill when a car was about too hit me and i was 100% okay. I even said Goo goo gaa gaa after!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Edit: this comment is useless isnt it??
No this comment isn’t useless it’s the best comment I’ve ever seeen
@@dinodorplaysyes
The fact Hanna said goo goo Gaa gaa made me laugh 😂
I grew up in a very small Church. It was a century old schoolhouse with a very rusty water heater & moaning furnace. There was an elderly lady in her 90's that we all affectionately called "Aunt Ella". She NEVER missed a service, morning or evening in the many years I knew her, except for once. Aunt Ella always sat all alone in the front pew so she could hear the Pastor. One day she arrived and was not feeling well. During the sermon, she needed to excuse herself to use the restroom. My Sister escorted her out just to make sure she was ok. She had only been out for a moment when there was a HUGE boom. The Water heater exploded. and the impact tore a hole in the ceiling. Timber, lumber, and heavy metal piping came crashing down ONLY on the seat that had recently been vacated by aunt Ella. i heard my Sister screaming in the Washroom. (Well, we were all screaming0. Part of the ceiling over the sink had collapsed too barely missing my Sister. A huge crossbeam had crashed down over top the bathroom stall, but Ella was safe, protected by the metal cubicle walls strongly supporting her. We had to relocate for most of the year to the Church in the next town but it was rebuilt - along with a new pew for Ella and a new Water Heater. Now THAT was a close call.
sentences too long
@@brandon.cho.portfolio Are you my English Teacher or are you just intersted in a smaller condensed version. Scroll on if I am boring you.
omg- I respect your typing skills
wow! I'm glad everyone got out okay! that must of been scary as all heck!
@@suehutchinson7172lol
I know a guy who used to be in the military. He was given medical discharge (I assume, anyway) after he sustained some fairly serious head injuries. What happened to him was he was on a small watercraft (I think tugboat but I'm not certain) when a large vessel ran into him. Knocked him around like a pinball but he survived.
14:31
Respect for that crane operator who saved the dudes life.
Yeah
Å
@Jens Nobel damn you be writing full 1000 word essays for school
POV pilot pilot outside plane pilot almost dead your video
Yeah
BE AMAZED LISTEN TO THIS!!!!!! So my dad, named Marchin Kajko, (Canadian) is a builder for all of Ontario Canada. and one time he had a job in a blue house near the country side. Literally in the middle of nowhere, anyway, he was beside a wall of a ton of 19th century weapons such as swords, old axes and guns, etc. He was building something on a table near the wall and after just a few strikes of a hammer, BAM! He was hammering a nail so hard, it shook nearly the whole house making one of the axes on the all fall down. The ax chopped of a fraction of his skin, maybe 3-4 layers of skin. But if he were any closer he would surely be decapitated. But he did make a full recover after just 2 months. - I hope you mention this story in your next NEAR DEATH SITUATIONS videos. Thank you.
1:08 Now thats a real Screen-shot
😂🤣 good one! 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
At Niagara Falls, there is a sign telling a story of a boy who survived a fall over the largest waterfall. His boat got pulled to the edge and went over. Everyone else was dashed against the rocks, but he hit a patch of water that shot out further than the rest of the water, pushing him past the rocks where he was picked up by a tour boat. Also, Be Amazed, if you do go to the falls, I highly recommend going on the zipline.
Jesus loves you
God bless God loves you
@The Deluxe yeah, pretty cool place. I just wish I had my camera back then
The zipline is so much fun to go on
CAP DETECTED
One of my luckiest things I can remember happened when I was working as a cashier at Walmart for the holiday season when I was fortunate enough to find a gift card sitting on one of the short concrete pillars that the parking lot lights are bolted onto, I went through the process of turning it in to wait and see if anyone came to claim it as lost but no one did so and I got to spend it on gifts for my brother and others that year. Also in reference to the lady who was frozen in the ice it reminded me of a bit of somewhat folksy wisdom I was told "you're not really dead until you're warm and dead" this was in reference to if someone was needing treatment for exposure or other issues from severe cold.
As for the woman in the cold water, there is a saying that rescuers say. "You're not dead until you are WARM and dead", hence, medical workers will work until the body is warmed up to normal temperatures. On another note, it was because of the WWII crash into the Empire State Building that the builders of the Trade Center believed a plane could crash into it and not sustain any serious damage.
The saying by medics makes sense. When a person dies, obviously, there is no further brain function that would normally regulate body temperature. Therefore, the deceased will begin to heat up.
My thoughts is how much of a chill the hospital bill would give her…. 🥶
@@CentralNexusPrime If she was in the US...She wasnt...
My dad survived a crash he was involved in when he was a truck driver he came to stretch of road that is notorious for accidents being of it's blind bend. He crashes and when into a tree the drivers was smashed in so bad that when the police arrived on the scene before they had identified him as the driver they said they were preparing themselves to see a casulty that day. Only find he was the driver and not only that he was walking around and all he had was a cut on his forehead. Also my mum survived sepsis that almost reached her brain and two large blood clots in her lungs. She does now have a weaker heart but everyone who has ever treated her including her next door neighbour was surprised when she told them the story. Because his dad suffered the same thing but sadly didn't make it. We are thankful everyday our parents are still here.
One time, I was snowshoeing in a Seneca Native American reservation. However, my sister, who initially didn't want to go snowshoeing, suddenly decided that she wanted to. However, by that point, there weren't any showshoes left, so she had to borrow mine. Stupidly, I kept walking in the snow without the snowshoes on, when suddenly, my foot fell through a patch of deep snow, causing me to fall forward. Unfortunately, there were some sharp dry reeds sticking out of the snow, and one of them ended up puncturing me in the face, a mere millimeter to the left of my right eye, barely missing my tear duct. Just a little bit more to the right, and it would have gone straight through my eye. Thankfully, my eye was ok, and I made a full recovery.
The most fascinating part about people who's heart stops. Is usually withing minutes there is zero chance of revival after it stops. But that time has Ben proven to actually extend into the half hour to hours range depending on how cold the persons body was when there heart stopped. So basically if your heart is going to stop and be resuscitated, just make sure you freeze yourself first! Lol
Boomer: you're not going to die if you don't have your phone!
Ukrainian soldier: actually...
Lol
That was soooo funny… yea right🥱
Stfu with the boring boomer shit, out of respect for my great grandpa who was in the war. You just trying to be cool with that tired over used insult🤭
He very well might've
He probably had a Nokia phone
My dad had a narrow escape when he was underground in a small mine in Zimbabwe. He had just set a charge to blow some rock and reveal more of the reef that he was mining. Having set the fuse to give him enough time to get to the surface again before the explosives went off, he climbed into the cage and signaled to the crew above to hoist him out. Halfway up, however, something went horribly wrong: The cage came to a rather abrupt stop! My dad signaled to find out what had happened, and was told that the cable had become tangled. There was nothing for him to do but wait and hope, knowing that the explosives would detonate any time soon and there was nothing he could do to prevent it! Finally the cage started moving again, and he made it to the surface. No sooner had he leapt out of the cage, and there was an explosion underground. Some of the rocks and debris even came out of the shaft and landed within feet of where my dad was lying, having thrown himself to the ground for safety.
Not gonna say much here, but a name I recommend looking up for a topic such as this is Michael Heynatz
I was asleep in the backseat of a car with my cousin driving. He slid off of the road and hit a tree at 80 miles an hour. The tree hit where I was laying, so it shot me out of the other end of the car. I had broken four bones in my neck, two bones in my back, was paralyzed from the neck down, broke two ribs, one of the broken ribs punctured my left lung, and both lungs collapsed. I also broke my left femur bone. The fact that I lived is a miracle on its own. But if you seen me today, you wouldn’t even be able to tell that I have ever been crippled before. God is good!
So this happened last year around November. Both my cousin and uncle were hanging decorations while I was sitting on the step playing with our dog. Since he (the dog) was to close to me, I moved up just by 1 step before a large window came crashing down (just mere seconds later). Everyone just froze and it was one of the luckiest days in my life. Also my dad told me to come inside by 8 p.m. but he let me stayed since I was helping them. No one was injured however, our dog did get hit from the frame of the glass.
Edit: yes the dog did survive. Thought I had added it in. Sorry 😅
Did the dog survive the incident?
Was your dog okay?
Is the dog ok?
What a story!!!!..glad everyone is fine, hope your pet is too
Glad you were okay but DID THE DOG SURVIVE
A guy at the fire station where my dad works, had a story of his dad in WW2 almost the same as that one. The B-17 he was in was going to crash so he grabbed a parachute and jumped out, he ended up getting caught in a tree over a Main Street with German soldiers walking underneath. he sat there in the freezing air for three days till he finally called out. He had some shrapnel in his leg thay took out and he still has some of that shrapnel on his Keychain to show people, and tell his story.
ijust want to tell you that almost everyone on the b-17 crash died cause they got shot down and one jumped out with a parachute like your story but he got captured by the Russians your story could be true and mine could be not true but we will never know good story anyways
@@counterbloxnerd7047 {{sighs & shm}} .....God damn flak...stuff made swiss cheese of those poor guys' planes... Of course, I'm far too young to have been there, but even so,....whenever I watch a WW2 movie, and there's an intense battle scene, men dying,...I can't help but for just a moment, try...just TRY,...to imagine what day to day in the life must have been like. I can't help but empathize.
@@Stinger420 that just naturally happens with me
@@counterbloxnerd7047 They might both be true. Stuff like that happens all the time. 😉
That’s amazing. Wait did he have food?
I am a Filipino and the boy that hid inside the fridge was totally true. It was also seen in a television weekend documentary which he tells about his story. But sadly, he and his brother were the only survivors of that tragedy.
walang nag tatanong pre
@@myfathergotthemilk4410 ako
Nasaan yung picture?
Very nice video. I can recall a time back in either 2016 or 2017. A tornado had hit in our area. Me, my dad and grandparents, driving separate cars were on our way to the house. We had just passed a traffic light, and all the sudden, a transformer exploded when the pole had fallen. Me and my dad maneuvered just in time before sparks would hit our car. And what’s even crazier, is that I actually predicted that the transformer was going to explode, and it actually happened right there and then. But the ordeal wasn’t done there. We just got home when the power was already out so we lit candles but this is where it gets crazy. One of the napkins on the table was so close to the candle, it didn’t take long before it caught fire. It looked almost like lava. But my dad quickly got it and put the fire out in time. If nobody noticed the burning napkin in time, it would have been our house that went up in flames.
You gorgot to mention
Violet Jessop, an Irish-Argentine stewardess and nurse, is known for surviving the sinking of both the RMS Titanic in 1912 and her sister ship the HMHS Britannic in 1916. Jessop served as a nurse and stewardess aboard three sister ships of the White Star Line: Olympic, Titanic, and Britannic, all of which suffered disasters at sea. Before joining the Titanic, she was also aboard a ship that was involved in a collision.
Lucky people are those who found Be Amazed and subscribe, Because they will never be disappointed and will be amazed every time a video drops, Love your Work
I love how you never clickbait 👏
Lol no? 😂
Half and half lol
What u mean he clickbait all the time
His thumbnails are really found in the video. To me it's not clickbait.
Same
I love how Americans, when talking about Niagara Falls, always show the Canadian side.
Yeah lol ;D
Hard to show our side when standing above it! 😆
i've been there, Canada side have the whole Disneyworld amount of fun and US side doesn't have much to show tbh, lol.
I never been so I'm kind of embarrassed to admit I don't know which side is which. Why is that though Is the Canadian side nicer?
@@brandonrichey8420
Yeah, the US side is pretty much dead looking.
Just found this channel I’m liking it so far any suggestions on what to watch next?
How about this story: My Social Studies teacher was driving down the road when a giant tow truck came hurdling at her. She ducked as the entire top part of the truck smashed through her windshield and gave her a giant scrape along her back. She made a full recovery, though!
When I was a kid, my dad was in an accident on the highway & became wedged back & front between 2 tractor trailers. He was driving a 70's Gremlin, which was way before crumple zones existed. It looked like a crumpled soda can when they towed it home. Amazingly my dad escaped without any injuries other than bruises, but to this day he will not drive near a tractor trailer.
Understandable
Wait in a diff vid its the same thing
I love the animation and with videos like these they make light of the situations. Whoever does the animation is awesome!
Dick’s story of rejecting amputation was just like mine, when I go hit by a car at 11 which fractured my skull and broke my leg, the hospital suggested I get an amputation and when my parents told me I refused 😂
I begged that I would walk again and really put in work for 9 months.
I crawled, I dragged myself around, tried kneeling, squatting and after a year, I could run and walk so much better, with a slight limp though that’s not that noticeable.
I often worry for people that never had a choice to decide what happened to their limbs.
21:55 You said it without hesitation... All jokes aside, I love you bro, you make amazing content
they are sooo lucky oh my gosh!!!😮😮😮😮i love your vidios
This video made me happy to be autistic. Thanks for the confident boost!
That boy was very brave, but I do enjoy exploring the outdoors. I wouldn’t be as calm but I would still enjoy it yet everyone should try going outside for a bit each day, even if it’s for sunbathing or playing in the snow. It’s nice and peaceful, even though my family home is near a highway..
Happy to be autistic?!? I learned to hide all the tics and twitches by being bullied mercilessly for them. Nothing like daily abuse to teach a person to hide their differences. Autism, or rather people’s reaction to it, put me through hell
@@jessoliver2955 maybe for you but you can prove to them what you can be
@@isablame1263 the only thing you can prove to a bully is that you can break his arm. If you can. Because he’s not going to care what you say or do. To him you are nothing more than a momentary plaything to abuse. Bully’s ONLY understand their own pain
Good video Lee, your session wasn't wasted, you were getting a lot of answers. Looking forward to the next one, take care.
Here's a Darwin Award winner, or he should be anyhow. I was watching RUclips and having my morning coffee when I heard an almighty bang. The cats dived for cover and then there were tons of sirens. I looked at the news, and at first there wasn't any info about the bang. A few days later however the story had finally hit the news. A man in the next apartment block decided to take his oxygen tank outside with him while he had a cigarette. He blew himself up, the building is so close to mine that we were lucky our building didn't get damaged.
Story time!
Patrick Kalyoy
1879
Patrick worked as a construction worker for buildings. One day he was building a 5 story building he was at the top filling in the roof when he fell 436 foot of the house. He came plummeting to the ground. When he almost had hit the road a pipe burst and the road broke he fell into the sewer. Then he made a big splash in the water. Everyone else on duty came running. The doctors came 5 minutes later. He was put in hospital for 5 months and went through 3 surgery's. He had to get his left leg amputated. He never was able to walk again. He came out of hospital in a neck cast and broken arm. Luckily he lived a long life but died in June 2003. He was a true hero and showed anything was possible.
MY GRANDDAUGHTER AND I LOVED THESE VIDEOS!!! WE SUBSCRIBED!
This vid was great! Also, I love the video about passively aggressive ways people got revenge, could you make another one?
I can identify with ol' Caleb. Back in 2003 I was headed home on the 40 in East TN from a 16 hour shift at work. I fell asleep behind the wheel with my foot on the gas. I ran up under the back end of a semi and was kicked out, which rolled my pickup onto the passenger side, for some unknown reason, caving in the roof above my head. The impact of the yet to be consumed 6 pack on the bench seat beside me into the right side of my face broke all sorts of things, but it did wake me up. By the time I came to a stop, the engine compartment as well as part of the passenger side of my truck was on fire. I came to rest on the passenger side, so I was suspended, with a broken face and teeth knocked out, above a fire. I held onto the steering wheel, shifted myself to face the back window, and kicked it out, crawling through it and out. I almost went back in to retrieve my Grateful Dead bootlegs on cassette in the glove compartment but thought better of it. It so happened that an ambulance was passing Eastbound on the 40 at the same time as my wreck, so I had a ride basically the moment I stepped out of a fire-consumed vehicle. That is one of 11 wrecks I've been in (not always the driver). Crazy how life turns out sometimes.
I have an impossibly lucky story.
My grandad was a soldier, back in 1970 or something.
He was a colonel and when he was in combat he was nearly hit by a head shot, he even heard the bullet wiz across the side of his head, 7 different times.
He was finally hit on the 8th time as the bullet grazed his earlobes and that happened at the end of the wars final days.
Ww2 ended in 1945
@@georgefolk3134 never said it was ww2. It was more like a civil war I think, in my country at the time.
May he rest in peace.
if he died
@@georgefolk3134 He’s talking about his country, not the USA, but there was the Korean War in the 1950’s if he was talking about the USA.
Your grandad was very lucky! Great story!
8:55 BRO WHY IS THIS ANIMATED SO WELL
yeah
4:21
@@JazzyGirl1234?
Legend, has it that whenever be amazed posts, we are always amazed by the videos😂
My grandpa is very old and he got some kind of a job.While he was helping someone cutting a tree,It fell right on him.He survived with only some bones broken.
Now that’s pure luck
Bloody hell, all of these are absolutely gobsmacking!! That poor lady in the lift, after such terrible injuries to then suffer the terror of the lift dropping 1000ft!! It reminded me of the footage from that air ambulance or helicopter rescue where the poor lady was rescued from a remote area, secured onto the board and then it spun violently out of control on the way up as they winched her up, absolutely bloody awful for her 😔
You must be Australian or British. Nothing wrong just noticing lol
@@DukeTheMonkey.I'm British mate 😉😂😂
@@weatherwitchandfelinefamiliars i only noticed by some non-American terms 😂 (gobsmacking)
17:45 he got to experience what it's like in the fridge scene in Indiana Jones 😂😂
I had a close call once with death.
Before I quit smoking a month ago, I was pretty much a pack a day smoker.
But in 2013 my building went smoke-free, so they built a "smoking patio" outside the north exit of the building.
In May 2018 despite there being a severe thunderstorm and green skies, I needed my nicotine. But instead of going to the patio, I tucked into a nook of the exterior elevator wall next to the door. But the winds soon got so violent that halfway through I was like, eh, no, I'd rather live.
So I walked to just where the winds were roaring around the side of the building and yeeted my cancer stick to the fates.
That's when I felt the immediate urge, a voice in my head saying, "JUMP!" and I yeeted myself into the winds, just as a thirty five foot antenna fell off the roof and bounced off the branch of the pine tree I had been next to, landing exactly where I had been seconds prior.
I've taken some lumps in my life, but I think a thirty five foot long steel pole would have crushed my skull like an eggshell.
I feel like it was my grandpas watching over me.
20:40 i was in a pretty bad car crash in march, I rolled down a ditch. I had to listen to my siblings screaming in pain. It scars me to this day. My little brother (the youngest) had a big scratch on his forehead.
Hey thanks for making this video it made my day better when I'm in Ukraine in the war zone
That is not a joke dude
@@Notimegayming I'm not lie ing чоловік добре??? і хай живе Україна
22:00 No I hadn't and I'm not happy that it took me 40+ years to hear about him. Guys like that need more publicity! 😤
Impressing videos, as always, but what I'm really impressed with is the fantastic narration!! Congrats to you, Mr. Narrator, for your inflections!
I love your videos 💖💖💖💖💖
My mother survived her stove exploding. She unintentionally left a knob slightly turned to the On position causing gas to leak overnight. In the morning, when she turned On the stove, it caused such a strong explosion that the stove was shot right out of the countertop, up to the ceiling and then dropping down barely missing her. She had a few burns but otherwise, she was mostly shaken.
21:53 what the heck is that title!?
Idk
😭😭😭
Dunno
I was walking home from a bus stop one night after getting off the bus and i didnt see headlights so i procceeded to cross and next thing i know i woke up in the Hospital with a neck brace laying on a gernie. But the weird thing is i escaped with only scratches and suffered a concusion luckily no broken bones or internals. I had asked my mom what happened and she said i got hit by a truck and was knocked unconscience. I was out for a few hours until i woke up at around 12 pm. My family was heartbroken and my girlfriend had cried so hard she almost passed out after hearing from my sister about what happened. After that i kept a reflector strip in my backpack going to and from work when in the dark. Thankfully my now passed grandmothers were watching over me. Always stay safe guys.
The only lose was my old backpack that its foundation strap had broke in the accident.
Grandma’s are always lookin’ out 👍🙏
I was a freight conductor for a class 1 railroad and survived a head on crash with another train in 2014. Even though I was seriously injured I can still walk.
@@leahwilson5674You’re going to leave us without context?
I am from Ukraine and I understand what did they say so God loves Ukrainian people more because he saved them
5:27
"Anna had 0 signs of life."
Anna: *dies*
Priest: R. I. P Anna, 1974-1999
Be Amazed: *shocked pingu face*
0:38 Wow what a Lucky Ukrainian, that's why we should Glorify Ukraine 🇺🇦, Слава Украïні 🇺🇦 from Türan Qazaqstan (Kazakhstan 🇰🇿).
Death: You can't defeat me
I know, but he can: RNG
Rng?
I LOVE every single video of yours keep it up. Thanks for filling in my time! I never get bored of these
I like your channel its fun to watch your videos
I'm a bit evil I know for finding the Bouncing Betty part a tad funny. I just couldn't help laugh a little at the odds of being injured in an elevator accident only to then be placed in another elevator only for the cables to snap & wind up in yet another elevator catastrophe just mere minutes after the first accident. Poor girl, I can only imagine what was going through her mind on her way down. Thank goodness she survived, which is why I find this comical (otherwise it would've been pure tragedy), her odds were like something out of a movie lol
I also survived the impossible when I was 8 years old I had a serious stroke problem and it happened in midnight. I was wheezing at that point and was rushed to the hospital and said I have stroke. My mom cried so hard then 2 weeks later,The doctor said my heart ran out of oxygen when my mom heard it she cried even harder. The doctor sees my mouth turning black and I can't breath that point then in my mind I said "I guess this is the end there's no more hope" then a miracle happened. My heart has oxygen and started beating then my mom cried so hard. A true STORY
My old great aunt told, that turning WW2, when our village was being fired on by Soviet artillery, who where chasing away germans a shell flu trough the roof, while she was inside the house and it got stuck hanging in the sealing. If it would have hit the floor and blown up, she would have been killed with the rest of the family. There are still some rubbles of destroyed buildings, like destroyed brewery right next our summer home. She later was deported to Siberia for bringing food to the resistance group metsavennad members. There some of her acquaintances died to starvation and she survived a bear encounter, where she played dead and was rolled around by sharp bear claws and buried in leaves. After Stalin died she was able to return. She died 8 years ago at age of 96.
Metsavennad?
Another close call or Divine Intervention. As a Teen I worked for, let's just say, a very popular tourist attraction. the central obby was serviced by a huge escalator that was about 2-3 stories high. I was coming in to work one day and was at the top of the escalator when i heard someone call my name behind me. I stopped and turned around, just as something happened to the controls on the escalator. Like a scene out of a Final Destination Movie, the escalator accellerated throwing all of it's passengers violently to the concrete floor below. incredibly, no one was seriously injured while emergency services were called. For the 3 years after that, I walked a few blocks out of my way to go down the street and into the building from the back entrance leading to the parking lot. I never trusted that escalator again.
My youngest is severely autistic and frequently gets out of our house too, he's so fast and also lacks awareness to danger, has absolutely no fear, we always go after him because he makes it very obvious when he does "escape" but he's always so chill and even happy with himself when he gets out! 😂
“2:57” imagine the tennis ball hits someone and then they got a darwin award
In the 80s l read a report about a handyman/carpenter who took on a job for an older woman. The job ran into a snag. So the customer got it into her head that he was inventing problems to rip her off. He attempted to explain the situation to his customer to no avail. So he quit the job and turned to walk away. This woman pulls a gun and shot him in the back. The bullet, a 158grn. 38 special semi wad cutter, passed through his heart to exit his chest. He survived. That’s impossible. But there he is.
16:37 MANS CAR FLIPPED BACK UP LIKE HE PRESSED THE FLIP BUTTON IN A VIDEO GAME LMAO
15:30
you forgot to mention that the man who saved his life was a German medic stationed in France
he said " you are my enemy but for today that will change"
this guys voice is so much better, i can actualy watch
13:58
FUN FACT!!!!!!
Some 6 year old soldier actually survived the whole WWII, pls make a video about Sergei Andreyevich Aleshkov, and feature the comment if you see it plz
When I was a child,I was walking on a sandbar in the middle of the Colorado river that gave out under me and was dragged down a long way.a man jumped from his boat and saved me.Ill never forget the size of the fish I saw,though I'd get eaten,thought I saw sharks...who knows what I saw,I do know that there are fish the size of a man in that river.
That's crazy! Amazing, 'Wow! Wish I could'a seen that!' kinda crazy.
Wow, that sounds so scary but I’m glad you were saved by the courageous man . Thank God you weren’t eaten by a man sized fish too.
@@nevermind5321me too
About the frozen river one... Wouldn't that be considered cryogenic freezing? I mean, we can use info about this accident and use THAT to invent a cryogenic freezer
Cryogenics are available, it's resuscitation after long periods of time what they are still trying to figure out... last time i heard there was 3 companies that offer cryogenic sleep, just sleep, waking up wasn't part of the service because they didn't know how to do it... i don't follow those investigations so i don't know if they managed to make it.
USA: you obey physics
South Africa: physics obeys you
This is the first time I see this, thank you channel owner, good luck and make many good videos 🥰
15:56 and it’s common to find one in northern new jersey because we don’t have tornadoes, I have a lot of friends and a good home with everything a new Jerseyan could want.
Oh No
Surviving being hit by a car and only getting minor injuries.
I believe that, I experienced that.
It was on a curve so the car wasn't very fast, the driver even asked if I need to go to the hospital, but I refused since I don't want to be in a hospital. My house was nearby so I went home and slept it off.
I just need a good sleep to cure injuries and or if I'm sick. I avoid using medicine so that I don't get any immunity against medicine when it is seriously needed.
so, flat earther, how did it go only sleeping it off when you got covid without using any medicine being shots?
@@Sercletrenoun
Wtf are you talking about??
Who is a flat earther? They're stupid.
Who is an anti-vaxxer? They're also stupid.
I got the vaccine obviously. But because I really don't take medicine often, I got bedridden for 2 months, lol. 🤣
Well I got the one with the worst side effects so I expected it. But I just really needed to rest the whole time and I'm back to normal.
I only took that vaccine brand because of my schedule so I'm just unlucky. If it was on a different day with the brands with weaker side effects, my body might not have reacted so violently...
@@Sercletrenoun Covid is little more than the flu.
I've almost fallen off a cliff once in kindergarten. My whole knee was shredded but I still managed to walk. It's not as scary as the ones in the video but for me it was scary..
I'm from South Africa and the place you mentioned is full of hills so the road was higher than the house that's the only logical sense of the accident
Or maybe it’s witchcraft 😂😂 sorry I just had to lol I’m Cameroonian (based in Cape Town) and back home we often hear stories of people traveling in the air through witchcraft and sometimes they fall onto peoples roofs 😂
I live in south africa and ive been to all the big states except Kaapstad
I live 35 km away from kimberley
*These videos show that sometimes you just need a little bit of luck to make your day or even your life!*
I'll be honest I love your videos
The phone was the Worthy sacrifice😢 1:24
9:08 ouch
I survived 5 deadly cancers 💪🏼 And every time I beat them because I’m fighter and a survivor
Wait what
Stop lying for likes, you didn’t survive 5 deadly cancers
That’s a miracle but at least you survived those deadly counters
😮
Your so awesome for beating cancer 5 times that’s amazing
Great video as usual. Cheers me up after a long day's work. I am long term homeless but I have built myselfva home AND have a job. So down but not out
Well done :)
Going strong 💪
12:16. 4 wheel drive, when the 2 front tyres left the ground, the back 2 are still pushing forward, because of the initial scare, I can imagine his foot hitting the floor, sending the back under and forward
It does make sense considering the truck in question is a silverado
I love watching this. I get to watch all day without my mom screaming at me 😅
18:51 all that homeless man wanted was a Darwin award
Who else thought the animation of Magee being flung out of the plain is kind of funny
Keep the up the good work be amazed , I love ur vids
What possesses people to do dangerous crap? Jumping into the water that swiftly threw him off Niagara Falls? And that elevator one is one of my worst fears 😬
I get you girl
"Everybody's been woken up at some point by a bump in the night" *flashbacks*
For some odd reason, sometimes my dreams follow me to reality. countless times when i was younger, flying and falling would have me wake up unable to move face to face with the roof of my room, fading onto the floor. Another happened very recently and scared me to death. it was not a bump or a feeling. But a nuclear alarm in my dream had played so loudly and so close, that it had jolted me awake and i could still hear it when i was wide awake. It was so scary that I had to prevent myself from running into the basement and i had checked if anyone had heard it, and no one had. My dreams are out to get me.
I got lost in the store once too, buddy...I was scared that my mom would leave without me..I was actually lost with my brother, too. Turns out they were just in the aisle next to us.