How does cheating death change your relationship to life and loved ones? Insight explores this question with guests including the original Yellow Wiggle, Greg, who had a massive heart attack during a performance. Darryl was shot twice, once in the face and once in the arm, as a police officer. Cerisse saw her dead dad and grandfather while she was in a coma after giving birth. Phil, a Taekwondo instructor, was declared clinically dead for almost half an hour. Kate escaped death numerous times, first in her twenties when she was induced into a coma, and then years later when she was hit by a car. Brett was attacked by a shark while surfing. Meredith nearly drowned while swimming in floodwaters and was saved by her husband. Elena was involved in a major car crash at 15. Rachel, after a series of overwhelming events, tried to take her own life. Jack suffered a brain injury while scuba diving. Angus defied death in a tandem hanggliding accident that nearly took his life.


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