I almost drowned to death, at my older cousin's birthday, they had a pool, i was in my floatie, and my floatie lost air, i went and gave it to my father, i tried swimming in the pool, and i accidentally drowned, i put my hand up, and I stopped breathing, my vision blurred, but good my father pulled me out. I almost died, i was a kid when that happened, good i didn't die.
Fun fact. Drowning is the process of experiencing respiratory impairment from submersion in liquid. As the body is deprived of oxygen, breathing stops, leading to hypoxia (oxygen starvation), brain damage, and ultimately cardiac arrest.The physiological process occurs in stages:Struggle and Panic: The victim fights to stay afloat, often frantically gasping for air. Contrary to media portrayals, this is usually a silent and exhausting struggle.Involuntary Breath-Holding: Once submerged, the natural instinct is to hold the breath. This can last up to a minute, resulting in an overwhelming urge to breathe and severe "air hunger".Laryngospasm: As the need for air becomes desperate, a small amount of water may enter the airway. The body reflexively causes a muscle spasm in the throat (laryngospasm) to seal the airway and protect the lungs.Loss of Consciousness: Deprived of oxygen, the brain quickly shuts down, causing the victim to lose consciousness.Water Aspiration: Once unconscious, the airway relaxes. Water rushes into the lungs, preventing oxygen from reaching the blood and vital organs.Cardiac Arrest: Deprived of oxygen, the heart's electrical activity fails, leading to cardiac arrest and permanent brain damage within 4 to 6 minutes.
I very nearly drowned to death, i about 8 or 9 and someone pushed me into the deep end of a pool (i couldn't swim whatsoever and was just there bc a friend wanted me to be) i tried my hardest to get out but couldnt, i ended up sinking to the bottom and it felt like my body was locking up, periodically id gain the ability to move again but it didnt help, thankfully my friend jumped in and saved me because the lifeguard was fuckin useless
I swimmed with my friends is the pool and I stepped on a deep one and I started drowning but I tried doing yuji and it saved my life
I also almost drowned in a 20 feet tall pool i only can reach 7 feet but my cousins friend saved me
Ah, I remember the first time I almost drowned 😊
How do they expect us to saty calmm
No youwill not die you just drown
Pretty sure I can’t breathe the minute I go under
What happened if that was you guy ??
I’m not gonna try in that water.
Typa shi i wish my bullies got
Marcus
Maybe next year for me
HOW DO YOU KNOW THIS?
I almost drowned to death, at my older cousin's birthday, they had a pool, i was in my floatie, and my floatie lost air, i went and gave it to my father, i tried swimming in the pool, and i accidentally drowned, i put my hand up, and I stopped breathing, my vision blurred, but good my father pulled me out. I almost died, i was a kid when that happened, good i didn't die.
You know you can actually draw the tablespoon of water not all drownings happen in a big body of water
Fun fact. Drowning is the process of experiencing respiratory impairment from submersion in liquid. As the body is deprived of oxygen, breathing stops, leading to hypoxia (oxygen starvation), brain damage, and ultimately cardiac arrest.The physiological process occurs in stages:Struggle and Panic: The victim fights to stay afloat, often frantically gasping for air. Contrary to media portrayals, this is usually a silent and exhausting struggle.Involuntary Breath-Holding: Once submerged, the natural instinct is to hold the breath. This can last up to a minute, resulting in an overwhelming urge to breathe and severe "air hunger".Laryngospasm: As the need for air becomes desperate, a small amount of water may enter the airway. The body reflexively causes a muscle spasm in the throat (laryngospasm) to seal the airway and protect the lungs.Loss of Consciousness: Deprived of oxygen, the brain quickly shuts down, causing the victim to lose consciousness.Water Aspiration: Once unconscious, the airway relaxes. Water rushes into the lungs, preventing oxygen from reaching the blood and vital organs.Cardiac Arrest: Deprived of oxygen, the heart's electrical activity fails, leading to cardiac arrest and permanent brain damage within 4 to 6 minutes.
Literally none of this is true
You go unconscious after 1-3 minutes
Your heart and brain stop, your lungs do not explode
You can't drown the shark is coming
I have thalassophobia
How does he know this
I have Aquaphobia
I’m genuinely surprised this video got even a single like.
two kid drown i go to save it was flood 😂
I'm not drowning fuck this shit 😡
Ur lungs don’t explode thats a myth 😔
Btw dying with drowning is the worst way to die
You can’t even breathe under water.
I very nearly drowned to death, i about 8 or 9 and someone pushed me into the deep end of a pool (i couldn't swim whatsoever and was just there bc a friend wanted me to be) i tried my hardest to get out but couldnt, i ended up sinking to the bottom and it felt like my body was locking up, periodically id gain the ability to move again but it didnt help, thankfully my friend jumped in and saved me because the lifeguard was fuckin useless
Bro imagin you hear this sound at 3.00 pm
How the hell did bro get the at info from 😭💀
I knew someone who went to my school, he drowned in lake michigan, august 13th 2025 racine wisconsin
R.I.P my cat😥😥😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
She died of drowning