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  1. I had a "near drowning" experience in a swimming pool when I was a kid... I remember drowning and being scared and then swallowing a load of water, after a while I realized I wasn't gonna make it to the surface and accepted I was gonna die and then I became really calm and felt euphoric but I can't remember anything else after that.. I'm alive so I survived somehow but I just can't remember how...
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