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If your loved one was drowning ...
untitled / Family & Parenting / 11:19 AM - Thursday August 07, 2008
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A Thinker (Female, Toronto, 26-28) asked:


If your loved one was drowning, and you DO NOT know how to swim....what would you do? (assuming no one else is around)


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A Father Figure (Male, Houston, 56-65) answered:

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I would find something to reach her or do my best and jump in go after them.

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An Intellectual Guy (Male, San Francisco, 56-65) answered:

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I'd learn to swim, real fast.

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A Thinker (Female, Who Cares?, Who Cares?) answered:

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I would teach myself to swim real quick. Not gonna watch anyone drown.

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A Hippie Chick (Female, 56-65, Who Cares?) answered:

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I would still try to save them....

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A Sweet Sarah (Female, Who Cares?, Other Profession) answered:

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I would do everything including risking my life to safe him!

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A Creative (Female, New York, 36-45) answered:

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well I can't swim and I have almost drown when I was younger..I have no idea ,,other than try to thriw something to them or find help//jumping in unable to swim unless it wasn't deep isn't going to help either one of us.

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A Couch Potato (Male, New York, 29-35, Who Cares?) answered:

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though out a "life line". be it a rope, something that floats, a tree branch, etc...

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A Thinker (Female, Who Cares?) answered:

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there was a time when i really couldnt swim, so i will drown even faster. guess i would scream myself hoarse.

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An Intellectual Guy (Male, Atlanta, 36-45) answered:

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I would either sink or swim:)

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A Thinker (Female, 56-65, Who Cares?) answered:

Screenname: dloskot


I'd try to find something that would reach him/her to pull them to safety. If I was in a row boat, kyak or something of that sort, I'd try to rock it over, upside down, so that we both could hold on until reaching safety.

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