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Deep Pool Monologue
Looking back at the situation I say to myself that I was an idiot to even go on that slide. I knew I couldn't swim and I didn't check how the deep the pool was. I used to have nightmares about me walking around blue mist struggling for air and every time I died I would wake up. I barely told people about the whole almost drowning thing, but at the moment it’s all thrown out the window. Getting out of that pool breathing and still fully functional is probably the luckiest thing to ever happen to me. The only thing I learned from the whole experience was even the simplest things like water can take your life. I mean even falling off your bed could kill you. Not a whole of people go through a life and death moment, but it happens all the time

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