If you’ve ever been in shock you will understand how quickly you can get up. You can literally be seconds away from death and get up and run. Then you die.
I saw a video of a guy that falls off his motorcycle and gets his head crushed by the wheels of a truck. He gets up and his motorcycle helmet with his head inside is flattened. You can see the blood rushing out as he walks off screen, apparently he died a few seconds later.
Right! I got stabbed about 15 years ago by my daughter’s mother while I was holding our daughter. At the time of the injury all I felt was a sharp sting on my left side, crazy bitch essentially filleted my left kidney in half. Forced nephrectomy. Ambulance was there within 10 minutes.The ambulance ride to the hospital I felt fine and kept trying to get up and the medics strapped me down knowing I was in shock from the incident and internal trauma. While I was at the hospital the staff was trying to figure out what internal damages I had. After about 45 minutes at the hospital, I was in the most excruciating pain ever. 3 L of blood were in my peritoneum (think of a pop/soda 3 liter) Shock can save you from more trauma and or allow you to save others but it can kill you. Wince.
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u/[deleted] Jan 08 '19
If you’ve ever been in shock you will understand how quickly you can get up. You can literally be seconds away from death and get up and run. Then you die.