Shaun Narloch

So I was literally thinking then after that, I was like, oh my God, I'm just so happy to be alive, you know.

Yeah, literally, yeah.

She was the one who broke the news, yeah.

Because the same day one of my friends came in and he had a bad incident on a bicycle and he required brain surgery.

And the first thing he said to me is, don't be sad about it.

Like, just keep positive.

It's already over and done with.

And the best thing you can just do is look forward now.

Like, there's no point to...

like thinking about and overstressing yourself because if you do that it's just time is going to go longer and you're going to be sad you're going to get depressed and stuff like that so I just from then on I was just like thinking the positive things I was thinking I'm glad to be alive you know that's the best thing you can have your life.

Where do you think that comes from that positivity?

I think it's just from being alive, because that was always my biggest fear.

Sometimes when I was going to sleep before this happened, I'd always just be thinking, imagine, because I had a friend who passed away in his sleep.

So I was always thinking, imagine, I don't want to sleep.

And it just got me so stressed about it, thinking about I wouldn't sleep for hours.

Like then after that, I was like, oh, he was that close to death.

And because I don't remember the crash, think about that.

If I did had a passed away, I wouldn't have even known.

I'd just be dead right now.

People would be visiting me at the graveyard.