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Near Death Experience Stories ! has it change ur life ?
Nearly drowned in the Delaware river .like a fool i jump out of boat thinking thereS no harm water is calm ! yea right !.. a strong curent took me with a force draged me far from land and boat . I panic and SWALLOW massive amount of water , while trying so hard to keep head above the water. next thing i know i heard a voice said keep calm and saw my mother crying …. i felt very calm and then passed out.. woke up with boyfriend giving me mouth 2 mouth and vomiting on the pier .. it was not so scary in the end it was very peaceful….. no it dint change a thing in my life lol i almost drown again a year later lmaoooo I WILL SURVIVE!
To begin, let me explain “spells.” They are instances when everything goes blurry–much like interference on a television screen–before I lose my vision completely to whiteness, everything sounds distant, I break into a cold sweat, feel ill, and as if I haven’t eaten. They can happen anywhere at anytime.
Mother’s Day 2004, is a day I’ll always remember, for it is the day I died. I wasn’t being a hero, and nor was I being stupid, at fifteen years of age I simply dropped dead. I awoke early that morning to ready for the special service my church was having for mothers, and told my dad, “Good morning,” before heading to the bathroom to shower. As I started to undress, I began to have a spell, but I fought it off impatiently, and thought I had won. Then everything went black. I remember thinking, “This isn’t right, it never goes black.” Then I was in nothingness, no thought, no sight, no sound. It was as if I didn’t exist. Then I was walking down a shadowed path, a valley I knew, because I could see the mountains looming on either side of me, and the foliage of the trees was barely visible. I wasn’t frightened for I had one circular thought, “I’m going home! I’m finally going home!” I had perfect peace that no imagining could ever describe. Not even the sound of my parents screaming for me to come back penetrated the peace and the joy that I felt. I continued on the path until a voice that I can only describe as shout and whisper combined, said, “Kaitlin, it isn’t your time. Turn back.” I so badly wanted to disobey this voice, but the next thing I knew I was watching myself–all shadow–walk back into the light. Then I could see my parents below me, shaking my body, crying, and pleading. My sisters stood, pale and wide-eyed in the doorway. With a jolt, I was back in my body. It took me several minutes for me to have the strength to open my eyes, and even longer to speak. My parents rushed me to the ER, where test after test was run on me. The ones for cancer frightened me most. There I learned the other side of the story. Nearly fifteen minutes passed between my greeting my dad, and heading to the bathroom. When my dad hadn’t heard the water running, he went to check and see if I had crawled back into bed, and saw me lying on the bathroom floor. I was pale, blue- lipped, no breathing, no pulse, no heartbeat, and was cold to the touch. The doctor, and his colleagues, could only say, “It isn’t normal for a healthy, active teenage girl drop dead.” I didn’t need a medical license to know that. It was months of doctors–wrong diagnoses, and over medication–before a specialist was found who discovered the reason for my spells, and death. I have extremely low blood pressure–something that should have been caught years ago–and my heart doesn’t pump enough blood, causing the spells. The day I died, my heart was pumping nearly no blood at all. He said it was a miracle for me to have returned, for many with my condition die without explanation. With his help, I have been spell-free for about two years.
Before I died (it no longer feels weird to say that, haha), I existed and didn’t truly live. After, I broke free of my comfort zones, became more outgoing, made new friends, came to love life and enjoy it, and a couple years after I told the guy I had a crush on how I felt. We’ll be married 09/19/09 =]
Jim Morris at Boat Drinks 2003
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