Read this article.
http://www.todayifoundout.com/index.php/2010/01/how-to-survive-being-buried-alive-in-a-coffin/
and this one
http://www.edmontonsun.com/news/weird/2010/11/01/15902046.html
Take deep breaths and hold them in for a long time, meanwhile pound the dirt so that it will soften then eventually (if your not far down and you still have air) you can push the dirt up and escape.
It is the fear of being buried alive.
Taphophobia - the fear of graves or being buried alive =)
In Fear Of - 2012 Taphaphobia Fear of Being Buried Alive 2-10 was released on: USA: 1 January 2014
Phobias are irrational fears of things. A taphophobia is the intense fear of being buried alive or being incorrectly pronounced dead and being buried.
Jarvis Lorry dreams about being buried alive, feeling suffocated and trapped. This nightmare reflects his fear of being buried alive after years of working in a tomb-like office at Tellson's Bank.
His dying wish was to have his heart taken out to ensure that he was dead because he had a fear of being buried alive.
Edgar Allen Poe wrote the Premature Burial, and it was published in 1844 by the Philadelphia Dollar Newspaper. The short story is about being buried alive. This was a serious fear at that time, and the author played on those fears. He created a main character with a terrible disease that mimics death, and a phobia of being buried alive. During this time of history, there are believed to be untold numbers of people that were really buried alive, mistakenly judged to be dead by doctors. There was even a Society For the Prevention of People Buried Alive, created to help prevent such events. They also would equip caskets with alarms and other devices for those that were buried to use if they were to awaken. The author used this preexisting fear to tell a tale about not living life due to an all consuming fear about death.
In Edgar Allan Poe's "The Cask of Amontillado," the protagonist Montresor lures his enemy Fortunato into a wine cellar and walls him up alive. This act of entombing him alive is a form of revenge. In contrast, being buried alive usually refers to accidentally being interred while still alive, a common fear in literature and a horrifying scenario to contemplate.
AgoraphobiaAgoraphobia involves intense fear and avoidance of any place or situation where escape might be difficult or help unavailable in the event of developing sudden panic-like symptoms. Approximately 3.2 million American adults ages 18 to 54, or about 2.2 percent of people in this age group in a given year, have agoraphobia.
In "The Buried Alive" by John G. Geiger, some important scenes include the author's exploration of the history of premature burial, his discussions with experts on the topic, and the reenactment of a burial simulation. These scenes help to illustrate the fear and reality of being buried alive throughout history and in contemporary times.
Being alive is a gift you won't be able to relive twice. If you go through life scared and afraid of everything, it will not get you far. Open up to life and experience the wonderful things that can happen! Have fun, get in the groove of things. Nobody's too afraid to have fun so reach out and grab it! Hope this helped. alleycat13
Neophobia-----------Fear of new things Myrmecophobia-----Fear of ants Zoophobia-----------Fear of animals Asymmetriphobia---Fear of things that are asymmetrical Taphephobia--------Fear of being buried alive Ostraconophobia---Fear of shellfish Russophobia---------Fear of Russians Potamophobia-------Fear of running water Peniaphobia----------Fear of poverty Aichmophobia--------Fear of poisoned objects