now, surely alot of us have been badly injured or seing someone else get injured, let me tell you the story of mine:

 

We were in Germany on a school trip. that night was really bad, since only on that thursday afternoon:

- someone camera flashed their own eyes and they started bleeding

- someone fell up the stairs and got badly bruised

- 2 people threw up all over their beds

- 10 people got tonselitus

but mine was the worst of the night

 

we were leaving the next morning, so i went into the bathroom to pack up my stuff. i put my washbag on the toilet below a window with a really bad latch. window + back latch + me underneath it = what do you think happened?

 

turns out that window wasn't double glazed, it smashed through my head. at that time i was in my PJs, with no shoes or socks or anything. there was glass all over the floor.

 

there were some girls on the balcony right next to the window went it fell. everyone in the hotel was running around. one of the girls, who was my freind, blanked out for a couple of minutes. she was really upset as well because for some reason her freind was blaming her for the accident.

 

i have to say this, i am so lucky that my freinds dad was a doctor, on the trip and happened to be near my room at the exact time it happened. he put a bandage round my head, didn't stop my green T-shirt from quickly turning red. you should've seen it, it was horrible. especially since i go faint at the sight of blood (although there i was just trying my best not to blank out, fall over and get glass pushed into my skull)

 

they sent me to the hospital, where they picked loads of glass out of my hair. but there was a hole 1 square inch big, they managed to use a special glue thing to hold it together.

 

my freind adam apparently was going mental back at the hotel, i went to him when i got back (at about 2am) just to calm him down.

 

the next morning i had the worst migraine i ever had (or ever will have) in my life, probably due to the massive blood loss. my head still hurts sometimes, and that was back in june

 

so have you had any terrifying experiences?

Easy. Carlsbad Caverns, New Mexico.

 

Nothing serious, just mental trauma. I'm absolutely, horrifically petrified of heights and falling. (The reason I don't fly, use ladders, anything like that.) So my dad drags me and my sister there after going over the mountains and ,aking us stand near the edge of a cliff for a "family picture". (I'm seriously almost crying in the pics.) So we're underground in this godforsaken place and I can see miles below me, and the panic attacks kick in! But I'm too far to go back, so I basically run the distance to the exit with my eyes on the walkway clenching the rails the entire time. I rna into a few people, but they forgave me when they saw me bugging out. I then spent the next two hours at the exit crying (on the inside, of course) waiting for the to come out. And then, my dad gets th enerve to get mad because "I went ahead without them. It was supposed to be family time" when I didn't want to go in the first place for that reason!

 

It doesn't help that a few days later, I got flashbacks when we started talking about panic attacks in Psychology. My head hurts just thinking about it now...

now, surely alot of us have been badly injured or seing someone else get injured, let me tell you the story of mine:

 

We were in Germany on a school trip. that night was really bad, since only on that thursday afternoon:

- someone camera flashed their own eyes and they started bleeding

- someone fell up the stairs and got badly bruised

- 2 people threw up all over their beds

- 10 people got tonselitus

 

 

 

Oh really... how did that happen?