cofy wrote: » Following day I found out it was a neighbours dog that is usually chained up getting free.
Balfie wrote: » wouldn't know whether to call it freaky or weird or coincidence or what.. But, when I was 16 I was hit by a car, on the 2 of June, only still alive thank God as I seen the car comin for me an reacted it hit me and lucky only shattered my leg, needed an operation to fix it but I'm still alive. Exactly 1 year later, my best friend died on the 2nd of june to sudden adult death syndrome he was 16..
Balfie wrote: » wouldn't know whether to call it freaky or weird or coincidence or what.. But, when I was 16 I was hit by a car, on the 2 of June, only still alive thank God as I seen the car comin for me an reacted it hit me and lucky only shattered my leg, needed an operation to fix it but I'm still alive.Exactly 1 year later, my best friend died on the 2nd of june to sudden adult death syndrome he was 16..
Balfie wrote: » Exactly 1 year later, my best friend died on the 2nd of june to sudden adult death syndrome he was 16..
fonecrusher1 wrote: » Very sad. May i ask what exactly is sudden adult death syndrome? Heart attack?
ShadowGal wrote: » Sorry to hear that, its something that pops up on the news every now and then but isnt much on my radar. That must have been traumatic
EGAR wrote: » I wake up every morning, seriously freaks me out...
Balfie wrote: » Thanks, yeah it was pretty horrible, I can remember hearing it an thinking someone was playing a joke on me,, this went on for about 2 days of no sleep searching for answers, I was only 17, it was hard to accept, I think it only really hit home at his funeral, seeing my dad cry, an it all hit me then, I broke down an just, I dunno.. It was just not a nice time in my life..
4leto wrote: » I heard what I thought was a voice in my head that said "break now" I did and the artic beside me nearly turned over at a roundabout. If I hadn't stopped, perhaps.....who knows.
stevek93 wrote: » I was upstairs walking across the landing only one in the house at the time..
ShadowGal wrote: » Its your heart stopping suddenly. Apparently it can be detected in some people if the doc knows what he's looking for
Saila wrote: » that was me shouting out my window beside you, you ungratefull ghost worshiper :mad:
Saila wrote: » where was the other one
Balfie wrote: » Yeah, his mam went into him on that morning an woke him an asked what he would like for breakfast, he seemed fine, said what he wanted, an she went back 20 minutes later an found him dead, she called an ambulance, but they could do nothing, he got transported to the hospital, but they could do nothing but declare him dead. I don't even feel like its real sometimes.. The poor woman went and found her only son dead 20 mins after speaking to him, breaks my heart just thinking about it.. This is I think only the second time I have opened up about it too so its just, I dunno.. Sorry to put a down feeling on the thread.
cofy wrote: » You are not putting a down feeling on the thread, this is where you can just let go of things, but this is the after hours thread and you need to understand that there maybe comments made that you feel unkind. If you ever want to chat, feel free to pm me. I'm just someone who has lost 2 brothers suddenly and a brother in law. If you feel I can help or just listen please do so.
cofy wrote: » I would be interested to know what you think of this (I want you to talk sense to me). After my brother died, I went to his house to sympathise with his wife, very dramatic scenes, anyway as I was sitting there wondering what the hell had just happened, my head turned to a computer and a phone. A few people saw this and were just as freaked as I was. I wonder was it just shock. Come on do your best - I need sense here.