When did you score by a one in a million stroke of luck?

I was at a large outdoor concert and some guy walked up and said,

No way, it's you, man. He then hands me my driver's license that I didn't even know I'd lost

somehow. Got hit by a speeding car when crossing a road, cracked the wind screen, did a flip,

and landed on the pavement nearby.

Paramedics were worried I'd broken my neck. Several hours and x-rays later, I walked out with nothing but minor bruising on my back.

Different angle and I could easily have died.

My score was not getting crushed or drowned in a farm accident. I was 16 and working in the packing house on a

blueberry farm. I went out to the fields with a guy to pick up the berries. The truck didn't have a

cab, just a windshield. I was sitting on a fuel tank where the passenger seat would normally be.

There was a large ditch full of water on the right side of the road. The driver went off the road

into the ditch. I went into the water

and the truck rolled over and came down on top of me. Somehow I wasn't pinned or crushed and

was able to find my way out. I used up a lifetime's worth of luck in that one incident.

I was in a horrible rollover accident with my family after graduating high school. We were in a suburban

travelling on the freeway when someone fish-tailed us and we spun into the median and then started

rolling. I somehow slid out of my seatbelt and flew out the passenger window landing in front of

the suburban. When it got to where I landed, it bounced over me and then continued to roll.

Eyewitnesses said that it was the only time

the suburban ever left the ground. In the aftermath, myself, my girlfriend at the time, and my sister

all needed to be intubated as our ribs had punctured our lungs and we were drowning in our own blood.

There happened to be three separate unrelated EMTs behind us that all pulled over and had medical equipment

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