Have You ever had a very scary experience

Question

that changed your life, in one way or another?

Answer 1

Yeah, my credit card statement...

Answer 2

It didn't change my life but I'll name two things in general.

1) Airplane- turbulence are very scary because it feels like it's going to go down!

2) I'm one of those who experienced the "Old hag" phenomenon. I thought I was going to die!

Answer 3

Can't say that I have.

Answer 4

EVERY DAY THERE IS SOME THING NEW  -- CHANGE HAPPENS EVERY SECOND OF THE DAY  NOW THATS IS SCARY

Answer 5

Many decisions and circumstances have shaped my life, but not one "scary" one.  

Answer 6

yes, one time i burnt my toast that pissed me off, i never made,looked,touched,or seen a peice of toast agian *sigh* it hurts and now i hate you for reminding me of the painful experience AAAAAHHHHHHHH

thanks for caring thow

    ;-)

Answer 7

I once got a chain letter that said a psychotic clown would visit me at night- well, it happened, and if anyone gets that letter, don't worry about it- it's taken care of. Your Welcome!

Answer 8

i went to a carnival with all my friends and went on a scary flippy ride with one of my best friends. it kept flipping and making weird noises and then we found out something broke off the ride and they were trying to stop it! we were basically crying the whole time on the ride as it flipped. it didnt really change my life....i will just never trust carnival rides again!

Answer 9

Just read my question on YA above this.

Answer 10

im having one right now http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/ind...

Answer 11

Kidney stones.  I didn't know what it was and I was away from home. It was so sudden and so totally overwhelming.  I honestly thought I was going to die or, at the very least, end up disabled and kept alive by machines with tubes going in and out of me.  It was so severe I could not imagine ever getting over it.  Once I found out what it was and got hospital treatment the world slowly returned to normal but the experience will always be with me.  It changes your outlook on life and on risk.

Footnote:  They weren't even big or serious kidney stones.  They certainly FELT serious.

Answer 12

Someone tried to kill me once, by hitting me over the head with a tyre lever.  I was quite messed up for a few months after that and I made some bad decision, but I wouldn't say it changed my life in the long run, fortunately.