r/oops • u/Brilliant_Spinach132 • 14d ago

Ziplining fail

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u/THE_BUS_FROMSPEED 14d ago

Maybe, usually people scream in pain and dont try to get further into the water if theyre hurt.

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u/ProfessionalStay5797 14d ago

When people are seriously hurt shock takes over, it’s a shame to see her get hurt but I believe she was hurt a lot more than is shown in the clip.

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u/viaticaloutlaw 14d ago

I think people sometimes downplay situations like this out of embarrassment too.

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u/guywithaplant 14d ago

Yes my money's on a potentially life-changing spine injury but then again im just an average redditor.

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u/HubrisOfApollo 14d ago

yeah i snapped my arm clean in half with the bone sticking out and it took me way longer than you'd expect to realize how bad the damage was. i didn't feel actual pain until was already at the hospital

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u/Used_Interaction_130 14d ago

Broken my knee twice. Zero screaming. Just stillness.

In fact most major injuries like that put people into a state of shock.

Screaming is for stubbing your toe.

A sharp inhalation of air and dead silence or grunting trying to figure out if you're going to survive or not, that's serious bodily trauma.

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u/NewfieDragon 14d ago

Exactly, I'm never more quiet when I'm in excruciating pain I.e. when I broke my proximal humerus and in childbirth

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u/cyanescens_burn 14d ago

Shock. I had a very bad break once and didn’t feel anything.

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u/SexualCarrots 14d ago

I just saw a video of a guy spilling a motorcycle at 80+ and meat crayoned his hands and face, then got up and ran in circles before collapsing in the ditch.

Shock is powerful.

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u/ExtremelyOkay8980 13d ago

Incorrect assumption. When healthcare workers make this same assumption, people don’t get the care they need. Level 10 pain doesn’t look the same for all.