the night i almost died (with footage)

this is the full story of a recent near-death experience (with no exaggeration intended) that happened in my life at university. this is a crazy event that i am incredibly grateful for, as it was the wake-up call and motivation i needed to take better care of my health, ALWAYS. i hope this can help inspire you to put health as the number one priority in your life. i love you guys SO MUCH. thank you for all the love you've shown me without even knowing what happened. stay healthy and awesome. thank you for watching and i love you so much xx

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[fantaguyrealx]

Whoever's reading this, i pray that whatever you're going through gets better and whatever you're struggling with or worrying about is going to be fine and that everyone has a fantastic day! Amen

[aairyaunnahh]

Sadie I’m so sorry you ended up in such a scary situation. I’m glad you’ve decided to speak on what happened and trust I’ll be praying for you here on out ! 🤍

[cristinacindric]

Sadie, I’m SO sorry this happened but really thankful you shared your story. It is so important for other diabetics to hear this as a wake up call for them too, because life gets busy and we prioritize work or other people over our own health. Hope you’re doing ok mentally and physically ❤️

[milliesmith]

Oh my goodness!! As a type 1 diabetic myself I completely understand how crazy this is! Literally my biggest fear! I am so glad you are okay! I’ve also recently had a scary hospital experience related to diabetes but I guess the opposite. I was sick and had scarily high ketones and my heart rate was unusual, so I went in an ambulance and stayed at the hospital for 11+ hours. It was when there was a peak of covid cases in my area so I wasted allowed visitors and they also didn’t have any hospital beds, so I was sat in a waiting room chair for the entire time and unfortunately the doctors were quite rude and made me feel like it was my fault this happened.

Your mum is so right! “If you don’t have your health, you don’t have anything”

Literally any diabetes content would be great! (Whatever you are comfortable with sharing) I love watching T1D day in the life’s. makes me feel not alone! ❤

[justhaleymarie]

This is very educational for the people who dont take their diabetes seriously. You could literally die from one simple mistake. Im definitely glad you told your story because its going to open some eyes. Im glad you are better love❤️🙏🏽

[jo.falmakeup]

omg i had chills watching this. It made me remember how I discovered I had thyroid cancer just because my boyfriend pointed out a little ball that I had in my neck (that I had been ignoring for months) I really thank god every single day that I'm alive and also that I learned to hear my body and go to the doctor❤️❤

[emmaforde]

as someone who is diabetic this is such a scary thing, I'm so glad your ok and that you got proper help! I've heard so many stories of uneducated paramedics so its good to hear a good outcome for once. I would love if you could make some more content about diabetes because this alone encouraged me to take better care of myself

[mariabelen]

you really are a strong girl. and an inspiring woman. I’m so happy you decided to tell the story. I’m sorry you ended up in such a scary situación but I’m so glad you are here. Keep strong girl 💗💗💗

[morvenannestewart]

Sadie, that was so close to a diabetic coma. I’m so sorry this happened to you. I look after a girl in my school with diabetes and she is so bad at taking care of it so this really helped me understand why it’s dangerous for diabetics to go low

[shelbybrown]

I’m so sorry this happened to you it sounds so scary and I really hope your feeling better now, thank you for sharing this with us we’re so proud of you for being able to talk to us about this💗

[valescavisscher]

The “I got a second chance in life” hit me so deep and literally made me cry. I truly believe everything happens for a reason and that it is the universe guiding us through life…. Second chances are so meaningful and in my experience helped me better my life in so many aspects of life.. So happy ur healthy and got saved. ❤ lots of love

[jenna]

I’m so sorry you had to go through that girl that’s so scary but I’m so so glad that you’re okay please be careful and stay safe girl I would hate to hear of something bad happening to you we need you and your wonderful videos!! Love you Sadie!!!

[avacavallaro]

being a diabetic this makes me feel better which is so bad but like true😭😭. ive always been scared of what will i do when i get older in these scenarios. this is an eye opener for me and shows me i can still have a normal life but still need to focus and prioritize my diabetes. it also shows me i shouldnt be ashamed if having it so thank you sadie ily❣️❣️

[graceoliviaax]

so so sorry that this happened to you, i am so glad that you are okay ❤️ look after yourself, love you lots xx

[avyannaaa]

Sadie i’m so sorry you had to go through this 😭 i’m so thankful that you’re alive and how positive you are i’m so proud of how positive you are going through that ❤ i would’ve literally never recovered from what happened
thank you for reminding us health is so important✨
i love you sm and this video is amazing to bring awareness for everyone’s health 💓

[danialilalien]

i’m so sorry you had to experience something so scary but i’m glad that you are able to learn from it and get something good out of it! i hope you’re doing much better Sadie! 💕

[laylaissa]

so sorry u went through that sadie! that seems super scary :( my dad just went through something REALLY similar (him and i are also type 1 diabetics) and it was the scariest thing ever. he also had a severe low at 1.8! thank u sm for sharing this with us <3 it defo gave me more perspective as a diabetic and since im going to college in canada soon its really important i take care of myself. id love if u made more t1d content!! absolutely love ur videos xx

[larissacorrea]

You have so many angels looking out for you and I think it’s because of the good energy you radiate. Thank God you are ok

[woutervn]

I've been a t1 diabetic since last year. Seeing stories like these is always helpful and something I can learn from too. Thank you for sharing your story. I'm glad you're okay!

[Emily-vyht]

thank you so much for posting. as a diabetic also in my first year of uni I have really been struggling to manage my blood sugars and this has inspired me to take better care of myself <3