[Xploit Machine]

Importance of Braveness & Patience

Some farmers were returning from work when they saw at the distance the moment this vehicle overturned. They rushed immediately to help and saw the man exiting the vehicle and trying to help his wife and daughter who were still inside the wreckage but he was unable since he had lost his left arm.

Surprisingly the rest of the passengers had minor injuries. The man asked frantically to cut the remaining piece of flesh and apply a tourniquet on him. The farmers only had a pair of scissors and could not do it, then the guy found a knife in his truck and proceeded to cut. The helpers drove 2 hours to the nearest hospital, he was in huge pain but he never complained and he did not say a word of it, he even behaved like a regular passenger. The victim was unconscious when he arrived due to the loss of blood but survived.

[Wiley]

Wow that's fucking badass

[Davis916]

I once was working as a manager of a rice dryer and storage facility where we received green rice freshly harvest rice. I was watching my employees open these large still grates and as one lost control of the grate, it landed on his hand. It partially cut off 4 of hisd fingers. I lucky took special first aid training for rural industrial workers. I was able to apply a pressure bandage and stop the bleeding. There was no full time fire and rescue in the area of Northern California, so I had to drive him 1 hour to the nearest trauma hospital. They were able to save all of his fingers and he made a full recovery. It is surprising what a person can do if they have to do it.

[kellyhound]

kept his head cool as panic could have killed him.

[The Krokodil]

I would have done the same.. just chop that shit the fuck off!!

[partyguinness]

'Tis but a flesh wound.

Who remembers the Knight in Monty Python?

[vagabond]

Definitely a stoic soul!

[neilwatt]

Originally Posted by Davis916 ↗

I once was working as a manager of a rice dryer and storage facility where we received green rice freshly harvest rice. I was watching my employees open these large still grates and as one lost control of the grate, it landed on his hand. It partially cut off 4 of hisd fingers. I lucky took special first aid training for rural industrial workers. I was able to apply a pressure bandage and stop the bleeding. There was no full time fire and rescue in the area of Northern California, so I had to drive him 1 hour to the nearest trauma hospital. They were able to save all of his fingers and he made a full recovery. It is surprising what a person can do if they have to do it.

Lol yeah you were watching from a distance drinking a ice cold tipple and put his fingers on ice. Sorry that sounds like I'm being funny but I was just being funny! He was lucky to have all his fingers saved.
Good pictures, I think the fight or flight mode kicked in and he most probably saved his own life.

[WindsofWoe22]

For someone like myself, If I would have looked down to see my arm like that, I'd instantly go into shock and die. I just couldn't handle seeing my body in any shape that's deforming lol

[mintycbo]

Way I see it, if I'm mangled? may as well just hack it off... save some time, money and bs...