I Shouldn’t Be Alive: Real Stories of Almost Dying
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I Shouldn’t Be Alive: Real Stories of Almost Dying
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“I Shouldn’t Be Alive: Real Stories of Almost Dying”
💀 "I looked death in the face... and somehow lived."
From wild animal attacks to deadly crashes, these are the stories of people who almost didn’t make it out alive.
🎧 New episode: Real Life Almost Killed Stories.
#SurvivalStories #NearDeath #TrueStoryPodcast #ScaryStories #RealLifeHorror
We all have those moments that shake us to the core—but some people have stories that are almost too terrifying to believe. In this episode, we bring you real-life near-death experiences from people who barely escaped tragedy.
You’ll hear:
A solo hiker stalked by something in the woods
A car crash victim who woke up seconds before impact
Someone who survived a home invasion by pure instinct
A scuba diver running out of air in pitch black water
And a skydiver whose parachute… didn’t open at first
These aren’t stories of ghosts or the afterlife—these are stories of humans against the odds.
Content Warning: This episode contains intense and graphic accounts of life-threatening situations and violence. Listener discretion is advised.
🔑 Keywords
near-death experiences, survival stories, real life danger, almost died, true crime survival, real close calls, terrifying survival, near-death podcast, scary real stories, human vs death
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