Jennifer Webb, Writer, Artist, Business Owner

How To Not Drown: Awareness Saves Lives! Every day people around the world drown. Sometimes, prevention, awareness, and action can turn drownings into near-drownings! Jennifer Webb is a Near-death experiencer and near-drowning survivor. When she was swept away with a friend by a rogue wave while in the surf at the shoreline in Rincon, Puerto Rico, she valiantly fought for her life out in the middle of the big, ocean at night for about thirty minutes. She knew she was going to drown into a slippery grave. She also knew exactly which Last Wave was going to send her underwater to her death. During that particular wave, she had a near-death experience that sent her to Heaven's Door. She was ecstatic as she almost reached it, but then she was violently forced back into her body by the heavy weight of that last wave breaking on her head. Right at that very moment when she entered her body again, she was already being pushed underwater. She knew she would not make it to the surface again. Then, as she surrendered her body to the dark depths of the sea, she felt a hand and realized that she was rescued! She was also cognizant and amazed that one moment more would have sunk her out of reach of her Heroes grasp, whom had risked his life to swim out through the giant waves to save her. Then she died... The lobster fisherman swam her dead body back to shore where she was returned to life again! The miracles continued as the author was saved again from SECONDARY and DRY DROWNING within the next 24 hours. After a week in Intensive Care, she returned home a different person. Now many years later, she may just be beginning to understand her Near-death experience, but she fully understands what went wrong that almost deadly night she and a friend were swept out to sea. She shares some of her knowledge and hard-won lessons in this book to hopefully enlighten others of the unseen dangers that exist in the power of water. When practicing Water-Based Awareness, Super-Diligence, and prevention, lives can be saved. Plus, the life you save just may be your own! Had the author known about Rip Tides (Rip Currants) and to swim parallel to the shore until the waves started taking her to the beach, she may have been able to make it to shore before she died and had to be into shore for resusciation. But she did not know about Rip Tides... So, now she shares these lessons in the hope at least one wonderful life can be saved!