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TWR | 16:44 Fri 24th May 2013 | ChatterBank
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Has been your most frighening experience?
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Falling off a ladder, about 2 or 3 years ago. I fell about 6 feet, and landed on my side, but I fell in a narrow gap between my house and a fence made of concrete posts and wooden panels. I was aware, as I fell, that I might crack my head on the top of a fence post (about 4 feet high) and that frightened me. As it turned out, I slid down a fence post, ripped my shirt and vest and grazed my back, so I got off relatively lightly. The experience is fixed in my memory, like a video, and I don't think that I shall ever forget it.
Arriving at A&E in 1996 via ambulance to find a full resus team waiting for me, up until that point I didn't realise how ill I actually was, mostly due to an excellent paramedic who knew full well I was close to death but didn't let on and kept me calm.
Seeing a knife weilding loony appear out of some bushes and threaten me and my girlfriend when I was about 16 whilst waiting at a bus stop to see she got on safely to go home!
Arriving in A&E and hearing the nurse pick up the phone and say , 'I have a lady here with no pulse'.
'do you take ? ? To be your wedded wife'
Suddenly seeing flashing lights at the corner of my eye and an increase in floaters - thought I had a detached retina, but luckily it wasn't.
When a drug crazed client Pulled gun out on me !!! All the men disappeared....managed to calm him got gun off him...he came back some time later to apologise....
Pulling out to overtake two cars on a motorbike just as the second car pulled out to overtake the first, forcing me into the middle of the right hand lane with a car coming straight at me, I missed it by inches. To this day I can still remember the adrenalin rush I got after that.
When i walked to a train station once with my mate down an alleyway at night. Two blokes behind us started stepping up the pace, my mate shouted run!, i chucked myself in a hedge, the blokes ran past and my mate stopped, looked at me hiding in the hedge and said 'our trains just arrived'
Being shot at whilst on patrol and mortared whilst in an RUC station.
Sat in the car, with my learner daughter driving, I needed vallium after that, I still hate getting in the car with her driving even though she has now past her test, we always fall out big time, I know get told to get out. : -(
Christ, mine was a breeze in the park compared to some of the posts, x

Tumbledown.........June '82
Due to a language misunderstanding, having an American marine holding a knife to my throat.
Being able to see only a small area at the top - diagnosed as a detached retina and I had to wait 5 days for the op. A long 5 days!
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There you are Baldric I said you were in the Falklands and you didnt even reply ! Scary - my contemporaries were having their arses bombed off in Camp Hairy-scary - no, the ? red and green life machine ?
Amazing how time dims the memory. Life changing I think for all of them of course in different ways.

Being on ITU whilst my brother commented I think we had better call the undertaker - just made me think - that's odd I dont think I am dying.


taking a knife off a fella in the street - I was too busy erm taking it off him and trying not get stabbed to let any frighteny thoughts in.


I suppose a balloon ride in Luxor. Yes they're baaaaaack !
£100 to have the c+ap scared out of you for 35 mins.
yeah Boto agreed.

I had a TIA - retinal artery thrombosis in one eye and had a panic stricken twenty minutes waiting for the return of sight - wondering if the other eye would go as well in which case I would have compleetely blind in the space of thirty minutes.
with s+d-all to be done about it.
-A bloke followed me home from the pub and got in my house.

-Being stranded on a desert island because of a storm.
ten hours with snapped rigging in a storm across the Wash

((balders)), did you hear the piper play afterwards?
Hitting clear air turbulence on a flight to New York and passengers started screaming. An illogical fear maybe but I went grey with terror.

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