Highway Crash Killed Me, Then I Saw This | Near Death

Highway Crash Killed Me, Then I Saw This | Near Death



A on a two-lane highway changed how I look at road safety forever. Hear the story of what happened on my commute.

Thank you Neda Wassie.

Many of us drive on dangerous roads every single day without thinking about the risks. This story recounts a specific moment twelve years ago while driving on a narrow two-lane highway with no median or guard rails. It is a stark reminder of how quickly conditions can change when you are behind the wheel. If you have ever felt vulnerable on the road, this experience highlights why maintaining focus is critical for basic .

By sharing this , I hope to encourage others to prioritize their awareness while traveling. are often theoretical, but real-world scenarios show us exactly why is necessary to prevent collisions. We explore the reality of sharing the road and how a split-second decision can be the difference between a safe arrival and a disaster.

This account serves as a practical look at the hazards we face during daily commutes. Understanding these risks is the first step toward better road safety habits for everyone.

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22 thoughts on “Highway Crash Killed Me, Then I Saw This | Near Death

  1. Im constantly sick. My health is so bad i feel like just giving up and letting my body die im so tired of being dizzy and nauseous an in pain and a hundred other things.. im just so over it all

  2. Lucky Pettersen, son of Dana and Bill Pettersen, was born in Julian, California, in 1992. As a young child, he enjoyed helping his mother in her country store, although he spent most of his time at Calico’s, a restaurant next door, where he often played for hours with ‘Big’ Gino Focarelli, the father of the owner, Carl Focarelli. Lucky was suddenly struck down by a fever when he was 4 years old, and was rushed to hospital in a coma where he was diagnosed with acute renal failure, cerebral edema (brain swelling), and a nonfunctioning liver. Dana Pettersen called a close girlfriend, who told her to pray for someone to bring him back. Dana followed this advice, and prayer calmed her enough so that she was able to call her other (adult) children. Lucky required a liver transplant, and since no organ was available this could only come from a living donor. His half-brother, sixteen-year-old Jason, offered to give part of his liver, and this saved Lucky’s life.

    3 days after the operation Lucky woke up. He said to his father, ‘I’m back,’ and described a kind of dream that Big Gino ‘had walked him back from Heaven’. In the documentary, Lucky relates, ‘I kept on hearing: “Go back! Go back! Go back!” And it turned out to be Big Gino.’ Two weeks later, his mother Dana learned from Carl Focarelli that his father Big Gino died on the same day that Lucky was taken to hospital. Both the Pettersens and Carl considered Lucky’s experience with Big Gino to have been an answer to Dana’s prayer.

  3. Stories like this will send people strait to hell! No mention of Jesus, sin, Being born again. Salvation ect
    ❤I am so Thankful, We Born again Christians, are save by Grace, in Faith alone by Christ alone for ETERNITY. ❤

    Ephesians 2:8-9 KJV "For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: Not of works, lest any man should boast.".
    Romans 10:9 KJV That if thou shalt confess with thy mouth the Lord Jesus, and shalt believe in thine heart that God hath raised him from the dead, thou shalt be saved.

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