What has been the most terrifying moment of your life thus far?

I can never forget my most terrifying experience. When i went to a place with my in-laws for a vacation, we took the hydropholic boat. In the middle of our trip, the weather gets rough, it was raining hard and the wind was strong as seen in the window. The passengers are one by one asking for vomit bag and i can feel the boat tossing wildly . Out of fear, i begin crying when i see passengers around me vomiting and holding on to their seats. I begin praying and i keep saying , God forgive me for all the things i have done. I remembered my husband and daughter. But my in-laws were just on their seat bravely sitting and holding on to their seat. They keep on hushing me to stop crying. After 15 minutes, the boat's tossing subsided. I never felt so much fear in my whole life with that incident. I thought we are going to die already.

The most terrifying thing that ever happened to me was waking up unable to move, talk and sometimes, breathe. It has happened a few times, and, upon looking it up) I read that it was (kind of) normal. It's still scary though, especially if you just woke up from a nightmare.

Hmm, the most terrifying moment hmm, id have to say when my doctors told me I had cancer at 24. It didnt know what was going to happen or how I was going to live through it. That was 4 years ago and im better than new.

I had a home birth. When my baby daughter was born I lost two and a half liters of blood and I kept fainting. I felt weak, tired, short of air to breathe and dizzy. I felt totally drained and on the way out. I had a beautiful little baby daughter and yet I was too weak to hold her. I was put in an ambulance and sent off to hospital. I went into the high dependency unit and was seen every 15 minutes. The most terrifying time happened when a consultant told me I was going to die. I had to stay in bed feeling really ill and I had a catether inside me. I felt horrible and very scared. I had my baby daughter and she was brought to me for feeding. As soon as I could stand up I checked myself out and moved for another couple of nights to my local hospital. I worked hard at eating iron rich foods to get back home.

Some years ago I worked in a home health care team and every day and I visited some of the patients. I didn't have a car, so I always used my bike instead. During the time I worked there I had two accidents. The most terrifying moment happened one day while I was on my way back. The road was very narrow, because they were doing some road construction work and part of the road was blocked. I noticed a bus behind me and I wanted to wait on the sidewalk while the bus passed, but I was in a hurry and I hit the curb and fell down on the road in front of the bus I managed to get away a few seconds before the bus hit me and I am extremely grateful for that. The second accident happened on a day when it was raining. The roads were slippery and I lost control over the bike and fell down on the road. Fortuneately there were no cars at that time, but I got a concussion and lost my memory. I didn't recognize my surroundings and I didn't remember where I worked, that was very scary.

Hi santos mari chris: I don't think that's really terrifyin. In my case, the most terrifying moment happened when I was like 5 years old and I fell from a chair and I was hit with the wall and start bleeding. ALVARO

so far, i thought of an experience i had when i was sleeping. it felt like someone was on top of me, i am awake but i cannot move. then i would wake up afraid to sleep or close my eyes because i fear i might experience it again.. its pretty scary.