Lost at Sea: Michelle Hamiltons overlevelseshistorie

It was March 9, 1989, 21-year-old [NAVN A] from Australia.

Michelle and her mother were at the Philipine island of Baracay. In a moment she realized that there was something wrong. She was in a canoe and she was trying to get back to the beach the beach view just got less and less. Then she saw a huge fish with sharp teeth’s. And paddled everything she could and starts panicked she was exhausted and tired. She thought about what she could and pondered to jump in the shadows. She took her snorkeling equipment on and scanned the ocean. She heard a voice said “Don’t leave the boat” She couldn’t figure she couldn't figure out who said that. There was no one around her she must had imagined the voice. It began to be darker and she couldn't see the surface of the ocean. Suddenly the waves came into the canoe she starts throwing the water out of the canoe to save her life. The day passed slowly and painfully without sight of another vessel and without sign of a land. Michelle starts praying to god and said “If you’re listening to me, I’m not afraid of death itself, more the uncertainty of not knowing. God am I going to die?” Then a voice broke the silence and said “no you’re not going to die.” She looked around and something got her gaze she saw to shark fins in the surface. The sharks slowly circling the canoe and pushing it with their mouths, and tipped her into the water. She had a plan she knew that the sharks was attracted to splashing and sudden movements in the water and the sharks swam away. Then she heard something she looked around 500 meters from her there was a ship. She was staring up at the ship’s side, there was no sign of anyone on the deck. But the help was on their way and they rescued her.