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30 Things People Did “Just To Be Safe” That Ended Up Changing Their Lives For The Better Putting only one of my work shoes in the hotel safe along with my valuables. Literally has stopped me in my tracks from forgetting my wallet and passport in a different country.

rangacurls , Pixabay Report

Final score:

341points

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Jo314129 1 year ago

That's a great idea!

98points

30 Things People Did “Just To Be Safe” That Ended Up Changing Their Lives For The Better I used to always carry a small high powered flashlight in my pocket. One day my wife had to go to the ER. She was having problems with her feminine bits. Her gyno was called, and during the exam, my wife began to bleed out. The ER was insufficiently equipped as far as portable light sources on hand, and on a whim, as her doctor stepped out of the room, looking panicked, I made a snap decision, pulled that flashlight from my pocket, and offered it to the doctor. I showed her how to operate it, and to make a long story short, that $5 flashlight saved my wife's life by making it possible for her doctor to find the bleed and stop it. It didn't save my a*s, but it saved the life of the woman I love more than life itself.

RudeAndSarcastic , HS You Report

Final score:

341points

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Jo314129 1 year ago

So glad for the happy ending.

62points

30 Things People Did “Just To Be Safe” That Ended Up Changing Their Lives For The Better My friend and his wife were having their first child. They had gotten a big packet of information and paperwork to fillout before the due date to make things easier. There were also brochures for genetic testing and other thing that could be done, and one of the things was about saving the cord blood. My friend said that he looked at the front of the brochure and his wife asked if they should do it (it is not cheap, a couple thousand $ to save it and a few hundred a year after that), and my friend said "yes." Their daughter was born later that year. Three years after her birth, they had a boy, and he was born with an immune disorder (no white cells), and his big sisters cord blood and stem cells were used as a treatment.

Temporary-Good9696 , Lisa Fotios Report

Final score:

297points

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Jo314129 1 year ago

How wonderful! But where I'm from, most of us cannot afford this. How great it would be if it became a neccessity at birth.

146points

30 Things People Did “Just To Be Safe” That Ended Up Changing Their Lives For The Better Was watching my toddler nephew and he’d found a metal straw somewhere in the house and started playing with it. He was just tapping stuff and waving it around, but I’d *just* read a story on Reddit about a woman who got completely f****d up by a metal straw when she fell and it impaled her face, so I took the metal one from nephew and gave him a soft, squishy silicone one to play with instead.

I’m not exaggerating when I say less than five minutes later, he fell like toddlers do and I saw the silicone straw all smushed into his cheek.

I had to just sit for a while after that, lol.

windexfresh , Sarah Chai Report

Final score:

273points

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Jo314129 1 year ago

I knew there was a reason I dislike those metal straws!

89points

30 Things People Did “Just To Be Safe” That Ended Up Changing Their Lives For The Better Not me, bit a coworker. Was trying to separate some rail road ties with a crowbar as part of his yardwork for the day and when it popped a nail flew…

And embedded itself in one of the lenses of his safety glasses he threw on because he had them for work. He keeps them on his desk as reminder.

PPE is not just for the workplace folks!

crazyrich , Anne Kruse Report

Final score:

256points

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Glengoolie Blue 1 year ago

So, why did you bite him?

123points

30 Things People Did “Just To Be Safe” That Ended Up Changing Their Lives For The Better Not my a*s, but my moms. She and I were home alone and I was getting ready to go to a party. I came upstairs and found her with the carbon monoxide detector in pieces on the coffee table. She said it was beeping, and apparently once years ago in our last house one was malfunctioning and giving a false alarm so I guess she just assumed it was happening again. I shrugged it off and continued getting ready. I was about to leave but something was nagging at me, she was insisting it was fine. After some arguing with her I said “No. we are calling the fire department.” So I did. They came, and the levels of carbon monoxide were so high in the basement they said anyone sleeping down there would be dead already. Our cats were vomiting from the poisoning and we didn’t realize. I guess the filter on the furnace was so clogged it was pumping out carbon monoxide. One of the fire fighters pulled me aside and said if I hadn’t called I likely would have come home to my mom dead in her bed.

gooodwoman , Abi Begum Report

Final score:

244points

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and_a_touch_of_the_’tism 1 year ago

Carbon monoxide is terrifying. I’ve read stories about people that had their detectors go off but since they were so out of it we’re just annoyed and turned it off.

111points

Šimon Špaček 1 year ago

Yup. I got CO experience and I can tell you, it was kinda amazing. Everything was so calm, no pain,... just happiness. Then I got a breath of fresh air and realized what happened. Carbon monoxide is damn dangerours, but on the other hand, it is not the worst way to go...

18points

High Mamii Melo 1 year ago

A similar situation happened to my family with a natural gas leak from the fireplace. Our gas key was in the floor and someone, aka my mom, left it in after turning off the fireplace one night. My dad got out of his recliner and didn't realize he kicked it, turning it on. Our dog that was never allowed upstairs busted through the electric fence and scratched the hell out of their bedroom door to get us out. The dog was always allowed upstairs after that night.

27points

Spikey Bunny 1 year ago

A similar thing happened to my parents in a brand new house. They had a natural gas "ventless" fireplace that was installed incorrectly and caused my mother to suffer terrible headaches at the same time each day... I don't remember exactly how she figured it out, but it was quickly removed and replaced with a completely different model and the vents connected properly! Headaches gone!

2points

Mathias 1 year ago (edited)

Friend of mine died on carbon monoxide, just took a quick shower before going to school... died in the bathroom... the technician made an error doing the annual maintenance of the gas burner that was not noticed, but when a rare weather condition hit gases were pushed back in the room instead of to the outside. Decades later I immediately bought a CO meter for my GFs appartment once I learned it has the gas burner inside the bathroom. 3 Months later it went off, the burner was of low quality, corroded and the bathroom was filled up with CO in no time. I went in holding my breath to see the numbers shoot up like radioactivity at Chernobyl. Always use CO meters when you have a gas burner in your flat, make sure the batteries are ok and it is not expired. Most of the time nothing happens, but if something happens you very likely die.

26points

Mathias 1 year ago (edited)

To add: and don't rely on the CO meter, have the burner checked and maintained as said by the manufacturer. The CO meters are just the last straw when you happen to be in the unlucky situation of everything else failing. I mention this because people would never enter a not airworthy aircraft because there is a parachute under their seat. But yet some folks think they can save money on maintenance because they have a CO meter.

17points

Willow 1 year ago

Were the cats ok?

20points

I_Imperfect_I 1 year ago

But are the cats fine?

14points

Id row 1 year ago

A carbon monoxide detector saved me, too. Had a plumber working on my furnace and I guess he was a sociopath, because when he was done, he left a wrench wedged in the furnace door so that it was forced to stay open a few inches. I only noticed when the CO alarm went off. I wish I had called the police, but I didn't.

8points

Bookworm 1 year ago

Better safe than sorry. This also goes for smelling gas. I can pretty much guarantee the fire department would rather come out and find nothing or a malfunctioning detector than get there after you've died of CO poisoning or your house has blown up.

5points

TrippyBanana 1 year ago

I remember a news story when I lived in Chicago. During a blizzard a family died from CO because the snow blocked the vent and caused it to back up into the house. That's stuck with me.

4points

Sven Grammersdorf 1 year ago

I have my phone set up to remind me every 45 days to change my HVAC filter

3points

Geoffrey Scott 1 year ago

Time your filter checks to a monthly event, PLEASE? Write date installed on it with a sharpie

3points

Sagegreen 1 year ago

Always put a new filter in your furnace once a month.

2points

Stephanie Barr 1 year ago

Damn near happened to me and my kids with a new stove that wasn't combusting properly. I dismissed the alarm (upstairs) but the alarm company convinced me to call the FD. House was full of CO. We would have been dead in our beds if the alarm company rep hadn't been insistent. Only use that alarm company ever was to me, but it saved our butts that time.

2points

Spikey Bunny 1 year ago

Saved more than your butts! I'm glad you're all ok!

0points

Christine Jordan 1 year ago

That stuff is scary. I'm so glad I don't have gas in my house. Everything is electric except my fireplace. Which is a real, proper fireplace.

1point

PRABH JOT SINGH 1 year ago

I just tested my monoxide alarm after reading ur story

1point

ί𝔫ＣίŦᵃт𝐔𝐬 1 year ago

So, you buy a CO2 detector, and when it goes off the natural inclination is to just take it apart? Why not save the $20 in the first place?

1point

Marilyn Russell 1 year ago

Maybe it had already gotten to the logic centers of her brain, kind of like hypoxia.

2points

Louise Clarke 1 year ago

The one upside to living in an old drafty house, there is lots of outside air that comes in.

1point

I Am LoKitty Of Meowsgard 1 year ago

Hmmm, we have one, but it is currently unplugged in the closet. Think I'm going to have to put that back into use today.

1point

HurlWurk 1 year ago

Thankfully, you can get modern ones that have a read out, so you can see if there is a CO level or an error

1point

Momica98 8 months ago

So basically their lack of routine furnace maintenance nearly killed them! You've gotta change the filters!

0points

Harim ALI 1 year ago

Once, I had a scare like this, I am a light sleeper unlike most of my fam, i heard the smoke detector beeping and couldn't sleep, Turns out my dad just didn't like it when it beeps every while (it beeps to show it works) not very loud beeps too!

0points

Brenda 1 year ago

Another reason to regularly make sure to change furnace filters. Along with making sure your monitors work.

0points

SkylerN_B 1 year ago

Had some sort of gas leak at my grandmas house. I wasn't affected but both my mom and grandma got sick from it.

0points

Dina Anastasakos 1 year ago

Poor cats! :-(

0points

Mjolnir Stormbreaker 1 year ago

So glad she is still with you.

0points

Tushar Roy Mukherjee 1 year ago

You guys have CO detectors at home?

0points

Mason Kronol 1 year ago

Yeah I bought 3 smoke alarm/carbon monoxide detectors for about $100USD. You can also get them free and installed from the Red Cross in a partnership with the local fire departments. It's scary how many people die every day because they don't have working detectors when they can get them for free. Recently a woman died, many animals and many people were sickened and hospitalized in a local multi apartment/condo unit because a furnace was malfunctioning. The city (not ours) is trying to require all rentals to have co detectors but compliance isn't easy to enforce when people won't even request free smoke detectors.

6points

TheBlueBitterfly 1 year ago

There's always places giving them away for free, too.

1point

Carrie Laughs 1 year ago

I definitely do!

1point

Christina R 1 year ago

You can buy Co2 detectors in the UK for around £17 (roughly $21).

1point

Puzzleheaded-War-113 , cottonbro studio Report

30 Things People Did “Just To Be Safe” That Ended Up Changing Their Lives For The Better I lock my doors habitually. Walk through a door, reach behind me, twist the lock. It's the way I was raised, and i honestly don't even think about it. I've actually gotten myself into trouble absent mindedly locking other people's doors (house, offices, shops ... I'm a menace).

This one night, I'm sitting and reading pretty late, and I suddenly think, "I need to check my front door to make sure it's locked." Lo and behold, it's actually unlocked. Shocked me a bit, but I locked the door and the dead bolt and slid the chain for good measure, then go get myself a glass of water.

As I'm walking with my glass of water from the kitchen back past my front door, I catch a movement out of the corner of my eye. I turn to the door and watch the doorknob slowly try to turn left and right. The mircomovements that a locked doorknob can be forced when twisted. I put on as deep of a voice as I can and forcefully stage project, "I have a gun, and I'm calling the cops!"

The doorknob stopped turning. I slept in a closet that night.... just in case.

Final score:

241points

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Jo314129 1 year ago

I want some updoots too!

58points

30 Things People Did “Just To Be Safe” That Ended Up Changing Their Lives For The Better Might sound ridiculous, but many years ago when I did my mandatory community service (was a thing in Germany as a counterpart to mandatory military service), there was a particular day in a pretty harsh winter.

I usually went to 'work' with my bike, as the streets where cleared of snow and ice anyway. At this day, I didn't take my helmet off because when I arrived at the place I worked I immediately started to showel snow and didn't even walk inside first. My workplace was a huge and old 4-story hostel in the woods. The roof was packed with snow and there where massive icicles hanging from the gutters. When a coworker asked me why I decided to look like an idiot with my helmet on I jokingly replied it was for serious security reasons.

A few moments later an icicle block fell down and hit me on the head and the shoulders, the impact was so brutal that it made me fall down on my knees. Shoulders where bruised but my head was fine.

I really don't know what could have happened if I didn't wear my stupid bicycle helmet "for fun" that morning. Serious injury for sure.

Geruchsbrot , John-Mark Smith Report

Final score:

209points

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Joshua David 1 year ago

Daaaaang. We save our own @sses more than I think we even know. I sometimes say when taking an alternate route somewhere was probably for a reason and then hear about a huge accident on the normal route and often wonder to myself how many times this may have happened that we don't even know about.

83points

notallamawoman , Towfiqu barbhuiya Report

#10

30 Things People Did “Just To Be Safe” That Ended Up Changing Their Lives For The Better My dad lost his glasses once. He was going to just use his old prescription but last minute decided to just go to the optometrist anyway in case something changed. Turns out he had a tear in his retina and was booked for surgery within 24 hours. It was bad enough they said he probably would have gone blind really soon had they not caught it when then did.

Final score:

187points

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Jo314129 1 year ago

Wow, I wonder if he felt anything prior to going to the eye doctor.

33points

#11

30 Things People Did “Just To Be Safe” That Ended Up Changing Their Lives For The Better In college I was an RA. A girl wanted to hook up with me and I was going to but I ended up drinking and watching lord of the rings: two towers with some friends instead at their dorm.

Few days later I was fired from RA job for sexually harassing a student. I didn't in any way shape or form sexually harass anyone and the date/time given was when I was in middle of movie. I had 13 people to vouch for me.

Never found out this person who reported me but I'm fairly certain we can all guess who it was because after I and my friends all literally said I was watching movie (which I was and also I slept over at their dorm, nothing wrong with a 12 dude sleepover haha) I was rehired and case dismissed.

Dmartinez8491 , Jonas Leupe Report

Final score:

174points

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Sweet_Dee 1 year ago

Another good reason to be a nerd!! 🤓

77points

#12

30 Things People Did “Just To Be Safe” That Ended Up Changing Their Lives For The Better Had some weird achy symptoms and went to the doctor even though I figured I was probably overreacting. Turns out I had cancer.

Ok-Ad-2605 , Sasun Bughdaryan Report

Final score:

169points

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Jo314129 1 year ago

OP wrote HAD, hopefully they are better now.

91points

#13

30 Things People Did “Just To Be Safe” That Ended Up Changing Their Lives For The Better Saved the GPS location of my vehicle on Google Maps before exploring a national forest with a road trip buddy.

We grabbed some fishing poles and head out towards the nearest water location on our map to hopefully catch a couple fish. Turns out it was a swamp not a lake and we got so incredibly turned around it could have ended very badly. We really didn't go that far in from where we parked but somehow ended up on the other side of the swamp without realizing it. Drizzling rain, mosquitos, bear tracks, and the sun started going down before we found the car.

Without the GPS coordinates saved it would have been a cold wet night in the woods at a minimum, and more than likely a "search and rescue required" situation.

MickeyM191 , Mike B Report

Final score:

162points

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Jo314129 1 year ago

Another great idea!

32points

CompanionCarli3 , Flex Point Security Report

#14

30 Things People Did “Just To Be Safe” That Ended Up Changing Their Lives For The Better Learned CPR and first aid. Had to give CPR to a family friend when she collapsed from a heart attack and thankfully she was brought back after being down for 15 minutes. She only had minor memory problems and mostly just couldn't remember that day. She still here and kicking years later.

Final score:

156points

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K. Lange 1 year ago

In germany you have to learn first aid when you want to get your drivers licence. It should be mandatory to get a fresh up every couple of years🍎

152points

#15

30 Things People Did “Just To Be Safe” That Ended Up Changing Their Lives For The Better Normally I'm pretty impressionable and cave to peer pressure, but this one time when I was younger I was hanging with my friends and a couple of "older" high school guys I'd only met that day. The girls were all fawning over them but I could tell they were idiots. When they all wanted to go for a drive with the guys, I thought 'nah, I don't trust these guys and I think it's best I just call my parents and go home'.

I got a call the next morning from one of the girls who was passenger. One of the high school boys was driving, they'd had a serious crash and one of the girls wasn't wearing her seatbelt and hit her head on the dash and was in a coma for six months. She was in intensive care and rehabilitation for years.

Still can't believe of all the days I decided not to go with the flow, it probably saved my life. Terribly sad about my friend. We were really close but she never came 'right' and her personality changed. I still wonder how successful she might have been and if we'd still be friends if that hadn't happened to her. Really sad.

dimlightupstairs Report

Final score:

152points

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Joshua David 1 year ago

At my age of 44, I've really learned to get in tune with acting on my gut feelings. Life has changed dramatically over the years, and tbh, the instances when I don't, it's usually not long after that I should've.

62points

#16

30 Things People Did “Just To Be Safe” That Ended Up Changing Their Lives For The Better My stomach had some issues and my doctor sent me for a colonoscopy just to get things checked out. They found 1 polyp, no big deal, not related to the current problem, and told me to come back in 5 years just in case. I put a google reminder and forgot about it.

5 years later, I went for the colonoscopy and they found a lot more and said I would have ended up with cancer in 5-20 years for sure had I not gone. Instead, they removed all polyps and now I’m regularly going to colonoscopies due to having a syndrome they identified.

I’m far away from the age where you normally get a colonoscopy so I would definitely have got cancer.

When you are eligible or if it is recommended, get a colonoscopy.

matttk , Sora Shimazaki Report

Final score:

148points

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Amanda Rose 1 year ago

Colon cancer rates are definitely on the rise in younger people. The prep for the colonoscopies is getting better too - instead of all the disgusting chalky liquid they usually have you drink, you can now take a series of pills for the prep instead.

49points

ijustwanttogotojacuz , Tim Marshall Report

#17

30 Things People Did “Just To Be Safe” That Ended Up Changing Their Lives For The Better Lived in Baltimore at the time. Pulled up outside my place after getting off a late shift and had to get a backpack out of my trunk before going in. I noticed a group of teenaged kids hanging out on the corner and thought "nope". Called my roommate to come watch me walk to the door. About 10 mins later a girl comes running down the street bleeding saying she got jumped by the group of kids for no reason. Stay alert out there yall.

Final score:

137points

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Jo314129 1 year ago

It's a shame that we don't feel safe outside anymore.

65points

#18

30 Things People Did “Just To Be Safe” That Ended Up Changing Their Lives For The Better I dropped my high school girlfriend off, then for some reason I locked the passenger door. Not 10 minutes later I was stopped at a red light and some scummy looking dude tried to open up the door. I have no idea why I locked that door after she got out, I really didn't have a habit of that. No idea what would have happened if that guy got in my truck.

Fat_Ryan_Gosling , jay pizzle Report

Final score:

132points

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LonelyLittleLeafSheep 1 year ago

Love my car because the doors lock as soon as you put the car in gear just for this reason!

80points

#19

30 Things People Did “Just To Be Safe” That Ended Up Changing Their Lives For The Better $5 breakage insurance on a rental surf board. Broke that f****r clean in half in my first 10 minutes.

Jaboogaman , Chelsey Horne Report

Final score:

124points

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Jo314129 1 year ago

Damn, how old was the surf board?

52points

#20

30 Things People Did “Just To Be Safe” That Ended Up Changing Their Lives For The Better One day I was attempting to make carioca for the first time, a kind of Filipino fried mochi, and after I popped them in the oil, I settled in and watched them carefully. I never wear an apron whilst cooking, but for some reason I figured why not this time, and as soon as I stepped out of range of the fryer, they all exploded. Turns out, carioca can form an impermeable shell when fried, so pressure built up inside until they popped and sprayed hot oil all over the kitchen. Of course, I was safely away reaching for an apron and was completely dumbfounded. Made sure to punch some holes in all subsequent batches.

Of course, once I cleaned the kitchen, I ate them and they were delicious. 10/10 highly recommend

stucaboose , Andrea Piacquadio Report

Final score:

123points

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Shelby Moonheart 1 year ago

I had put a glass Pyrex square pan in the oven when I accidentally turned it on. I took the pan out of the oven and put it on the stove to cool down. It had a lid on it. I walked out of the kitchen and the pan exploded and shot glass shards all over the kitchen. I was glad I wasn't in the area of the explosion.

69points

cancercureall , Stephen Phillips - Hostreviews.co.uk Report

#21

30 Things People Did “Just To Be Safe” That Ended Up Changing Their Lives For The Better I forwarded an email to my non-work address so that after I left and anonymously reported my employer to the state I couldn't get stuck with the blame for s**t.

Final score:

122points

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Jo314129 1 year ago

Always cover your a*s first!

49points

ReactionClear4923 , Lukas Žvikas Report

#22

30 Things People Did “Just To Be Safe” That Ended Up Changing Their Lives For The Better On a road trip with our (my siblings and I) dad in Latin America (he lived there and we were visiting).

On a highway at night, with clouds, no moon and no lights (this was a new highway that nobody likes taking now, as criminals often leave glass or spikes to puncture tires and rob you, or worse).

We were driving and this guy was pulled over and waving for help. My dad stopped behind and the guy was scared and asked if we could light up his car while he changed a flat tire (he was terrified of being out where alone and rightfully so)

Dad goes to get out to help and my sister grabbed him and said she didn't think this felt right. Dad assured us it was fine and almost got out, but sister grabbed him again. Right then a car flew by the door right where he would have been. 4 guys jump out, one grabs the man puts a gun to his head and the others sprint to our car.

There was a brief chase down the highway, but luckily their old Corolla didn't keep up with our jeep, and they gave up after 2-3 mins of driving 170km/h

My sister saved my dad's life (and probably ours) by making him stay in the car that extra few seconds

Edit: The guy with a gun to his head lived and was "okay" given everything. After the chase, we had to turn around and continue on the way we were originally going, as the were no other routes to get back home (unless we backtracked 6 hours). After we passed the vehicle of the man, we saw he wasn't there anymore and we thought the worst. Luckily we ended up passing 4 national guard vehicles about 2 km later and saw that the man was with them talking to them.

To answer, I've never known if the guy was in on it. The timing has always seemed off to me, however the look of fear in his face was so genuine when the guys jumped out that I can remember it perfectly 15 years later

Edit 2: The country in question is Venezuela

Final score:

116points

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Jo314129 1 year ago

Sounds like a movie..

23points

#23

Worked alone in a gambling/video poker place, closing. Strange guy came in and started making small talk with me. I was expected to be kind and friendly to everybody who came in so I was doing that.

I decided to send a message to my boyfriend and a friend and then something in me told me to take a picture of the guy as he moved closer to the counter I was behind. I snuck one real quick and sent it to said friend since she was awake.

She called me immediately as she drove the 20 minutes to my job. An hour before I got off. I'll add, I didnt drive so I had no vehicle in the now abandoned parking lot, the only car being his which was conveniently backed in, right next to front door.

2 days later there was a missing person's report released of someone who was a very familiar build and features that I have and suspected trafficking in the area. She went missing later that same night. He left after my friend showed up.

I've never had such an uneasy feeling in my life and I truly think sending those messages are what saved my life. He was waiting for me to get off work at 1 am - our hours were right on the front door.

ericakay15 Report

Final score:

107points

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Sweet_Dee 1 year ago

This is the exact reason that we would always have at least 2 people working at all times when I ran a bar. That's chilling...

102points

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#24

30 Things People Did “Just To Be Safe” That Ended Up Changing Their Lives For The Better Super embarrassing story but f**k it I'll share with internet strangers.

My 10 month old recently got Norovirus. For those who don't know, Norovirus is a highly contagious stomach virus that comes with vomiting and diarrhea for days. He got sick and gave it to me, so as you can imagine, it was a rough time. He ended up having to go to the ER twice and the second time I knew I was gonna have to stay overnight. so I brought a change of clothes, just in case. Whelp, halfway through the night, I thought I just had to fart badly and ended up s******g my pants. But I had brought that extra pair of underwear and pants! So I had to casually and nonchalantly call the nurse into the room, ask her if she minded sitting with my baby so I could go pee, walk all the way to the one avaliable restroom and wait for it to open up all while trying not to do the poop waddle and let it be known I had destroyed my pants. Luckily I had packed the underwear and alot of baby wipes so I was able to clean myself up in the bathroom. I threw my underwear and pants right into the trash.
My "just to be safe" quite literally saved my a*s.

kittyqueenkaelaa , Giorgio Trovato Report

Final score:

96points

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Jo314129 1 year ago

I'm pretty sure most of us have sharted before!

48points

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30 Things People Did “Just To Be Safe” That Ended Up Changing Their Lives For The Better My freshman roommate and I had a massive falling out during our first semester. By Thanksgiving I’d already requested a room change, but had to wait until holiday break because there were no free rooms available. While we waiting for the room change we avoided each other and I generally spent as little time in the room as possible, which was usually fine. The last day of class before thanksgiving break rolls around and I was chilling in a friends room waiting for a ride home for the week. I’d texted my roommate to let me know when she was gone so I could come and grab my stuff and after she replied ‘k’ I didn’t think much of it. Out of no where a thought struck me and I sat bolt up right and shouted “THE VODKA!” I realized I had a half a handle of vodka stashed in my mini fridge. I’d jumped through hoops to get it from my older sister when we’d first moved in because my roommate had desperately wanted to throw a party in our room. But now that we were on the outs I KNEW this b***h would point it out to her mom when she got picked up in an attempt to get my disciplined. My friend thought I was insane, but I convinced her in a near panic that we had to do something! We called a mutual friend and cashed in a favor. We told him he needed to call my roommate and demand she get lunch with him to get her out of the room. I waited just out of sight in the dorm courtyard and watched her and the guy walk into the dining hall then dead sprinted to our room. THE HANDLE WAS SITTING OUT ON MY DESK. I immediately threw it in a garbage bag and buried it in my laundry then flew out of that room like a bat out of hell. Hours later I went to the room to pack up and found that she’d absolutely trashed the room. She had pulled apart my desk, my bed and my closet but some how missed my hamper. In a rage she ripped apart my name tag. In the end I got away with my vodka and she got written up from trashing my s**t. My instincts did not lead me astray that day!

MermsieRuffles , Jean Latour Report

Final score:

95points

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and_a_touch_of_the_’tism 1 year ago

Wtf

48points

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#26

30 Things People Did “Just To Be Safe” That Ended Up Changing Their Lives For The Better Backing up computer files onto an external drive on a regular basis. Power goes out one afternoon, and I was the only one not profusely sweating.

come_lil_closer , George Milton Report

Final score:

94points

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JPotts 1 year ago

I have 3 external drives. One is kept in a fireproof safe at the back corner of my apartment.

21points

#27

30 Things People Did “Just To Be Safe” That Ended Up Changing Their Lives For The Better When I was a student I’d do my own work on my car to save mechanic bills. One day, after changing brake pads, I was driving on the motorway at 100kmh (the freeway at 60mph for our American friends) and felt a slight shuddering through the steering wheel. Given you’re not supposed to stop on a motorway unless it’s a real emergency, I was reluctant to pull over to check if anything was wrong. Though having only worked on the car that morning, I decided I check - just to be safe. Turns out I hadn’t even finger tightened the wheel nuts, only threaded them about a half-turn each.

Edit- grammar

Casper771 , Mike B Report

Final score:

88points

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Cara 1 year ago

I’d argue that a shuddering feeling that you’re concerned about counts as an emergency!

73points

#28

30 Things People Did “Just To Be Safe” That Ended Up Changing Their Lives For The Better “You know what, I’m gonna look to see if all the vehicles have come to a stop, just to be safe.” I told myself this, right before I enter an intersection in my car. It saved my life because there was a vehicle doing around 100km/hr (60mph) that would have tore my car in half and [end] me.

thuglife_7 , Pixabay Report

Final score:

88points

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Jessica Rabbit 1 year ago

I have nearly been hit by a semi that ran a red light, so I always give a few extra seconds after the light turns green to prepare for a**holes who run the light.

56points

Woman Moves Out Of Parents' Home After They Asked Her To Give Her Space To Brother, They Freak Out

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#29

30 Things People Did “Just To Be Safe” That Ended Up Changing Their Lives For The Better Snow chains at the bottom of the mountain. A bunch of cars passed me on a clear road on the way up with several warnings all the way up. I saw a local throwing on chains with no snow in the area. I decided to be safe and put them on. 30 minutes later I was in one of the worst snow driving conditions I’ve ever seen. White out conditions in a snow storm that eventually resulted in the complete shutdown of the roads. I passed car crash after car crash with just enough traction to feel somewhat comfortable moving 15 miles an hour.

Anyone heading to Tahoe needs chains and chains that fit. Don’t f**k around. I don’t care if you have a four wheel drive. Driving through Tahoe and Mammoth during snow storms is no joke. Literally sunny with no clouds to blinding white darkness in an hour.

Edit: one more thing. If you find yourself near Heavenly and Siri sends you to a snowed over hill that feels too steep, turn around. Unless you have the right set up you aren’t gonna make it. Snow chains or not, you will slide. Just take the Harrah’s Gondola if it’s that bad. If you don’t already have your own gear try another resort. Heavenly is uniquely bad for rentals and beginners in general.

Kingkongcrapper , Todd McCann Report

Final score:

80points

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and_a_touch_of_the_’tism 1 year ago

ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS get snow chains. Where I live you can get them and have someone put them on for 20 to 40 ish bucks. They can save your life.

31points

Woman Refuses To Chip In For Babysitting Because She Doesn’t Even Have Kids, Asks If She’s A Jerk

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#30

30 Things People Did “Just To Be Safe” That Ended Up Changing Their Lives For The Better I went to the doctor because I couldn’t get rid of a cough. Turned out I had pneumonia. A pretty bad case of it.

Affectionate_Iron998 , Towfiqu barbhuiya Report

Final score:

69points

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actaeon cross 1 year ago

You can crack ribs from coughing too hard/too long! Source: My mom and I have done this on multiple occasions.

28points

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#31

30 Things People Did “Just To Be Safe” That Ended Up Changing Their Lives For The Better I had a female patient coming for I131 therapy. Patient must be not pregnant and to make sure we do a blood test one day prior to dosing. I checked the results on screen that was negative. I printed it out and put it in the patient file “ just in case “ although we went paperless years earlier. After giving her radiation safety instructions and discharging her. She came a couple of days saying that she was late. The doctor inserted another pregnancy blood test and came out positive. The lab technician went to the previous negative blood test and CHANGED IT TO POSITIVE. Haven’t I printed the test it would look like I dosed the patient while pregnant and could get fired. Staff before this incident used to make fun of me being paranoid. After this incident everyone started printing the results 😂.

Because a lot of people asked and to answe their questions ETA:
I reported it to the head of department, he immediately involved the medical physics department and they calculated the dose to the fetus and found out she had to abort because the baby will be severely mutated. So they involved the oby/gyn also. Last thing I knew that a huge investigation was carried out and the patient filed an official complaint. I don’t know what happened later. Everything completely changed ( policies and procedures/ hospitals information system/ quality department was established / risk management department was established etc.) That was back in the beginning of 2007. The system was installed in the end of 2006. That was the first time anyone used and electronic system.
ETA2 : I wrote the reply and went to sleep and woke up never thinking that this would blow up , wow ! Thank you everyone for upvoting and thank you kind stranger for the award !! Thanks for everyone who wished me a happy cake day ! You all made my day 🙏
Edit3: that story happened in MENA ( Middle East and North Africa ).

nuclearlady , Los Muertos Crew Report

Final score:

29points

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Cara Vinson 1 year ago

Only now, in many states you would not be able to abort the baby

21points

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#32

30 Things People Did “Just To Be Safe” That Ended Up Changing Their Lives For The Better during a hurricane, i realized the street was flooding so i figured i should move my car farther up the driveway.

on my way out, i had the sudden urge to poop so just to be safe, i stopped by the bathroom first. maybe 30 seconds later? BOOM!

neighbor's tree fell directly on my car, [crushing it]

salmonjapan , salmonjapan Report

Final score:

26points

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Ellie Vanille 1 year ago

You didn't save your a*s, your a*s saved you.

51points

#33

30 Things People Did “Just To Be Safe” That Ended Up Changing Their Lives For The Better Had my boat trailer bearings "repacked" by the boat repair shop/dealer before I went on a trip that I had to tow it for 400+ miles. (I usually repacked the bearings myself but figured I'd have the pros do it since I had a long haul ahead of me.) The day before I left I decided to double check that the bearing case was full of grease (without it they would overheat and I'd be f*cked royally and stranded with a high risk of a wheel actually coming off the trailer if I didn't notice it in transit). There was no grease at all in the bearing case on any of the 4 wheels. I would have been lucky to make it 20 miles before something serious happened.

Also this has been a habit for decades - Pat my pocket to make sure my keys are in my pocket before: closing the locked house door, my car door, etc.

willfish4fun , Andrea Piacquadio Report

Final score:

24points

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Kathryn Baylis 1 year ago (edited)

There are times when I’m just soooo comfy and about to fall asleep, and I suddenly sit bolt upright and have to check and make sure I turned the stove/oven off or locked the door or turned all the lights out or prepped something for the next morning, before I went to bed. I usually do those things out of habit, but sometimes that means you just go on autopilot while doing all those things. 99% of the time I check and find that I did do them, but you never know when you hit that 1% instead, and you’re going to save yourself a load of grief in the morning (or overnight) by just double checking before going to sleep.

9points

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#34

30 Things People Did “Just To Be Safe” That Ended Up Changing Their Lives For The Better I didn't wanna wear a helmet while riding my razor scooter because I couldn't see how I could possibly fall and hit my head. Anyway I fell and hit my head HARD. luckily I had decided to wear a helmet *just in case*

FunkyKong147 , Waldemar Report

Final score:

24points

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and_a_touch_of_the_’tism 1 year ago

Omg I remember the Razor scooters! I had a blue one with light up wheels when I was little. I though I was the hottest s**t lol

6points

#35

Was on a side-by-side vehicle mudding on some property a friend and I were visiting.

Mid ride, I turn to my friend and say “hey, you should probably buckle your seat belt. Just in case”

Not 1 min later did he lose control and slide front first into a tree going about as fast as this thing could go given the conditions.

Both of us were okay but the side by side was completely ruined.

He looked at me right after and his eyes were as big as dinner plates.

ajohndoe17 Report

Final score:

24points

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Amanda Rose 1 year ago

People not wearing seatbelts genuinely scare me. I refuse to get into or remain inside of a vehicle when the driver refuses to buckle up.

26points

#36

30 Things People Did “Just To Be Safe” That Ended Up Changing Their Lives For The Better Leaving a spare set of keys at the pub that I live above. Went out on St Patrick’s day and had my coat stolen (I keep my keys in my coat). At 3 in the morning, I had genuinely no idea how I would’ve been able to get home otherwise. Definitely not some big life-saving moment or anything but it was a relief lol

merkonerko2 , PhotoMIX Company Report

Final score:

23points

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Hugh Cookson 1 year ago

I always leave 2 spare sets of keys - one with my next door neighbour the other with a friend who lives locally, as well as another set in a very, very hidden but accessible place in my garden. Many years ago, when I was single, I had to get an emergency locksmith out to get me into my flat - it would have been cheaper to kick the bloody door off it's hinges and replace it the day after !! Since then I've always been aware of keeping keys available !!

6points

#37

When I bought a used car while traveling around my dad pressured me into bying a towing insurance. I thought it was a waste of money for 60$. I ended up getting towed 6 times in 2 months when my car broke down. I saved about 2000$ with having that insurance.

Buddhamensch Report

Final score:

22points

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Kathryn Baylis 1 year ago

I’ve been a member of AAA for decades now, before the age of cell phones, when you had to find a pay phone or wait in your car until a cop stopped to check on you and could drive you to a safe pay phone and back to your car (plus, I had a car conk out in a sketchy area, and the state trooper not only got me to a pay phone and back to my car to wait for AAA, he stayed parked behind my car until AAA got there). Best thing I ever did. Best investment I ever made. You may think you pay all that money and never have to use it. Wrong. It has paid for itself and then some, several times over the years, and not just with towing fees, either. They come out and replace batteries, check and top up oil, check and top up your radiator with water and anti-freeze. and do other minor repairs, replacements, etc like that. It can add up, especially if you hold onto cars as long as I do. I can’t honestly think of anytime AAA has let me down.

10points

#38

30 Things People Did “Just To Be Safe” That Ended Up Changing Their Lives For The Better Grabbed a helmet when riding a bike down a steep hill as a kid. Normally didn't bit I ended up falling at top speed and breaking my helmet and chipping 3 teeth. Could've been my head that was broken.

tummydody , Vlad Vasnetsov Report

Final score:

20points

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Kathryn Baylis 1 year ago (edited)

I’m 62. When I think of my childhood, and the stuff we did without helmets or any other safety gear—and the number of times I fell off my bike or out of a tree I was climbing (I was a wiry little monkey as a kid, and loved to climb up just about anything), or injured myself some other way—-I am amazed I’m still here, with no brain damage, to talk about it.

13points

#39

I once subcultured a master culture which was used in a very important research study. We were specifically told not to do that because of patent liabilities. But still I had a gut feeling that we were going to need another plate cultured. And lo and behold, a student accidentally dropped the plate in a lab and it shattered. Saved us a 6 months of time and penalties.

AXE555 Report

Final score:

19points

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Grudge-holding Treefrog 1 year ago

Took me a sec to realize it was talking about bacteria lol

17points

#40

filling up my ridiculously large 2.5 litre water bottle yesterday... a pipe burst in my building last night and we still don't have running water 20 hours later but I still have my bottle. Make sure you have an emergency supply of water in your house!

Cryptidcultist Report

Final score:

18points

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sturmwesen 1 year ago (edited)

We just discovered we still have a stash of 9l bottled water from when we needed a lot of it a few years ago. Normally we drink tap.

2points

MisterBigDude , revac film's&photography Report

#41

30 Things People Did “Just To Be Safe” That Ended Up Changing Their Lives For The Better There are times when it's crucial for me to take something with me when I leave home the next day. I figure that of course I'll remember, because it's so crucial ... but just to be safe, I will put the thing on top of my car keys. And yes, that's bailed me out a couple of times.

Final score:

17points

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Jo314129 1 year ago

I would go crazy looking for my keys in the morning!

6points

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#42

Was in a dune buggy with a roll cage and just driving it around the neighborhood. Put on a motor cross helmet just to be safe. When we wrecked the side of the helmet that hit the road was completely white as all the paint had been scrapped off.

Final score:

17points

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Huddo's sister 1 year ago

So many people die riding these. A roll bar, seatbelt and helmet aren't a 'just in case', they are a necessity!

6points

#43

30 Things People Did “Just To Be Safe” That Ended Up Changing Their Lives For The Better Somehow, it randomly occured to me one day to purchase pet insurance for my dog. Some months later, my dog suffered a severe back injury, and needed surgery to reverse the paralysis.

It was expensive out of pocket, but without the reimbursement from insurance it would’ve been way worse!

EDIT: Backtaxes! [Here he is post-surgery](https://imgur.com/O9ri6U1), [standing by himself,](https://imgur.com/gjLQtyM) and for more recent pics, here he is [sleeping](https://imgur.com/0jGW0Ti) and [looking goofy!](https://imgur.com/a/phaV5BG) (Most of my dog pics are of him asleep, since otherwise he moves around so much, it just looks like a blur)

EDIT 2: Lots of people asking what breed he is! We think he’s an Australian Shepherd. Possibly a mix, he was a rescue so not 100% sure.

He also has a condition called [Double Merle](https://deafdogsrock.com/what-is-a-double-merle), caused by poor breeding practices. That’s why he’s all white (with black spots on his face and paws) with super light blue eyes. If you look closely in the first pic, you can see his pupils are asymmetrical. Double Merle dogs commonly have eye abnormalities, and can have some level of blindness and deafness. Lolo has pretty good eyesight, but is completely deaf.

There are a few other dog breeds he looks similar to; Border collie, German shepherd, Swiss shepherd, etc. But since he's a double merle, both his parents must have had the merle color pattern, which those breeds don't have. So, I conclude he must be an Aussie! When I look up pics of other double merle Aussies, they look just like him. I think Lolo just happens to also have other traits that don't fit the breed standard, like a long tail, upright ears, and large size. (He's 60-70 lb, at the upper limit for the breed) The lack of coloration also gives his fur a different texture, (crazy and curly instead of straight and smooth) which is why he's extra fluffy!

phnarg , Simona Kidrič Report

Final score:

16points

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Alecto76 1 year ago

I started pet insurance 20 years ago when I adopted my first 2 cats. I was worth it. One barely used it, she might have been sick once, and lived to be 19. But the other was a medical disaster: urinary crystals, mystery allergy and/or mental disorder that caused him to pull out his hair when I was stressed (never figured that out), tooth abscess and the worst - I woke up to a blood bath and rushed by blood soaked cat to the vet ER - found out he nicked his ear and did just didn't clot. The wound was about a mm long. The vets were relieved and laughing. I was still hyperventilating from the shock. He lived to be 20.

9points

#44

Back when i used to smoke weed. My friend and i went to pick up a particularly large bag of it. We took two cars with the idea ill tailgate him Incase any cops in our town do a routine pull over. The corner of our street had a small shop and wouldn't you know who was parked there ready to pull over the next car? Couldn't believe our luck when it worked. They pulled out behind us, sirens went on and i pulled over and my friend just continued on home with the goods. I got a routine alcohol test and sent on my way.

chimpyvondu Report

Final score:

13points

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and_a_touch_of_the_’tism 1 year ago

Legalize weed. Alcohol is already worse, and if it’s legal it can be regulated. I don’t use marijuana, I have a family history of paranoid schizophrenia, but I think you should be able to get stoned in peace.

31points

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🦕 AroAce Dinosaur 🦕 1 year ago

Before I was born, my aunt was walking alone. As she was walking, she saw a van parked on her side of the street, doors open. She did not think to much of it at first, but her gut was telling her something was not right. The way she was walking, she would pass the van in just a few seconds, so she did not have a lot of time to think it comprehend what was going on. Conveniently, there was also an ally , and she was the only thing separating the van and the ally. Following her gut, she quickly swerved into the ally and started running. Not sure how many but maybe two men jumped out of the vehicle and grabbed at her, just barely missing her because they did not know she would run into the ally. She escaped, and I can not imagine what would have happened if she had just brushed that weird feeling off. Don't f**k with your gut. It could save your life, people.

13points

LonelyLittleLeafSheep 1 year ago (edited)

When I (now mid-50's) was about 12 or 13 I was walking home from the store and was on the overpass of the interstate highway, on the side that faced oncoming traffic. A van with 3 or 4 men pulled over and commented that I had cute toes (eeewwwww) and would I like a ride. I was an extremely shy and easily embarrassed girl so I just said "thanks" and kept walking. It was only many years later that I realized my shyness and embarrassment probably saved me from being raped, sold into sex-trafficking, or being murdered.

13points

Huddo's sister 1 year ago

My mum was always pretty relaxed about our social life when we were teens, letting us drink one or two drinks, happy to pick us up from parties late etc. One time though, I was invited to a party and mum insisted that we got picked up by 10pm on the dot. I laughed it off, but when we got to school on Monday we found out that only half an hour after we were picked up there was a fight and someone got stabbed!

10points

GadgetGirl 1 year ago

When we were kids, we played with all the other neighborhood kids. We were all under 7 at the time, walking along from one house to the other (late 70s, so we were allowed to be outside all day) when a guy in a muscle car stopped next to us. Asked if we wanted to go for a ride. "No". Then asked where we lived, as the houses were kinda spread out. Figured he could grab at least a couple of us before we could get home. I said we all lived right here, and pointed to whatever house we were in front of. "What, all of you?" Yeah. Then we all ran like hell for the front porch. (I'm so glad she wasn't home, or that could have been even weirder) When the cops came to talk to us, they had to deal with a bunch of kids too young to know what an erection on an adult was and trying to describe it to them.

7points

Skadi Lifdis 1 year ago

My ex and I were driving behind a truck with a ladder in the back. My ex just didn't like following it and changed lanes. Like 2 minutes later, that ladder flew out of the back (at 70mph) and skidded across the empty lane where we had just been. Also, started having a bit of trouble breathing but chalked it up to asthma from wildfires and pollution. We were supposed to go to his mom's house to house sit. 40 miles from the nearest town and at the time, neither of us had a driver's license or cell phone. I decided to go to the ER...just to be safe (my doc couldn't get me in). Turns out, my lungs were filled with blood clots. I had been fine up until the day before when I REALLY started having problems. They estimated that I had the largest ones for close to 18 months and my heart was partially enlarged from having to force blood into my lungs for so long.

6points

Raye West 1 year ago

I live very close to the world's biggest spring break hangout (Panama City Beach, Fl). Like, other side of the bridge close. I was in my 20's then (and they didn't have police presence and laws like they do now). I wanted to go have some fun. Car broke down in bumper to bumper traffic on Front beach road, where all the craziness happened. Pushed it out the way and called my buddy to come me. While waiting two guys in a van pulled over and asked if they could help. I said no thanks I'm ok. They hung around chit chatting and getting closer and closer to me and I eventually told them the cops were on the way to help me get towed (total lie). Thry stopped dead in their tracks, jumped in their van and took off in the turning lane, only road not bumper to bumper. Next day saw on news those two guys had 4 women and a man tied up ans beaten in the back of that van. I still thank God for my instincts.

6points

Craig Silberman 1 year ago

I had a bad cough and my chest ached, so I went in for an xray to rule out pneumonia, and the tech told me my collarbone was broken. I'd broken it a year earlier, but my stupid doctor told me it was healing. An orthopedic surgeon later repaired it using a piece of my hip, a metal plate, and some screws.

4points

Connie Richardson 1 year ago

I believe that you should listen to that inner voice. As a teenager my mother told me to not to get in cars with boys. One weekend a friend of mine and his buddy asked if i wanted to ride to a club outside town. I almost accepted because he was a friend and i knew he could be trusted. The next day I heard that he had wrecked the car and the other guy had a broken leg. A retired teacher had paid him to drive for him, and the car was totalled. I could have been hurt or worse.

4points

Lorna Fraser 1 year ago

Before it was required to wear seat belts, I dropped my daughter off at a birthday party. For some reason I decided to wear mine on the way home. It had been raining and I hydroplaned. My car plowed into the side of the mountain I was driving down. If I hadn't been wearing my seatbelt i would be dead.

4points

Exotic Butters 1 year ago

Several years ago I was driving on a busy street. I was driving along and saw a dad holding his toddler's hand walking along the sidewalk. All of the sudden the thought "I better go slow here just in case that kid breaks away from his dad and runs into the street". So I did. That kid broke from his dad, ran directly in front of my vehicle and I was able to stop before I hit him. I was close enough to him that we made direct eye contact. Had I not slowed down I'd have crushed that little guy. Still shakes me, years later.

3points

Green Shoe Laces 1 year ago

When i was around 19/20 was at my older sister and her husband's house, there were like 8 other people there and we had just finished "smoking" and i'm stoned and all of a sudden i get up and hide the pipe and stuff in the microwave that's on top the fridge. Not 10 minutes later the house was raided. Cops looked in fridge and freezer but not the microwave, they didn't find anything so left. Sobered us all up quick like!!

3points

𝕷𝖊𝖘𝖇𝖎𝖆𝖓𝕭𝖎𝖙𝖈𝖍️‍ 1 year ago

Ay almost forgot, can i heat up mah cawfee 👮🚓

1point

Miz Lil 1 year ago (edited)

Circumstances caused me to move my trip to NY 2 weeks earlier. If I hadn't changed my plans, I'd have been in lower Manhattan on 9/11.

2points

augr 1 year ago

One day my husband was going to get stuff with my 2 of 3 kids. I had just filled my babies bottle and put him down for a nap. I started cooking and remembered we needed milk. So for some reason I thought he's gone by now, but I went outside and looked anyway. I had a large knife in my hand. I opened from door and saw him backing up I screamed stop, put my hand out to get him to stop where he was. There was a little boy on his bike right at his fender. I still will never understand why I went out there but the little boy would have been run over for sure. Yes I probably looked like a maniac screaming with a knife in my hand but it saved that little boy it still amazes me as to why I went out there after a fairly long period of time.

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Huddo's sister 1 year ago

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GadgetGirl 1 year ago

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Skadi Lifdis 1 year ago

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Raye West 1 year ago

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Craig Silberman 1 year ago

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Connie Richardson 1 year ago

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Lorna Fraser 1 year ago

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Exotic Butters 1 year ago

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Green Shoe Laces 1 year ago

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𝕷𝖊𝖘𝖇𝖎𝖆𝖓𝕭𝖎𝖙𝖈𝖍️‍ 1 year ago

Ay almost forgot, can i heat up mah cawfee 👮🚓

1point