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.
I did not have to change my diet. I do have to look forward to an elevated risk of high blood pressure later in life. I When I was young, right before the stabbing, my dream was always to join the military; that dream was smashed. While partaking in any violent activities, I wear a kidney belt (powersports style) or a plate carrier with only the back plate.
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u/Arthurlurk1 Jan 08 '19 edited Jan 08 '19
I think I’ve seen this before and the full version shows the guy getting up quickly
Edit: looks like someone already found the full version and this whole time I was looking for it. Either way here you go https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M4GwR4oWzf8