[exKitten]

Really? CPR? On a jumper? With surgical masks?

[tarvin890]

lookds like a training film...

[ICrimsonsniperI]

i wish america aired some real news like this

[djrizzz]

[MarcJWaters]

Does Obamacare cover something similar to those nurses if someone in the states were to jump?

[Teon]

Cpr? Really.

[OneSkiWonder]

Originally Posted by blazergrad ↗

I just don't get the medical treatment for jumpers, or any other suicide attempts. They wanted to die, let 'em die. Especially if they're too stupid to do it right.

We do it for the family members. After an incident like this, if we witness it, we'll do CPR so that the family can see we tried our best to help their loved ones.

[marcel33]

Hi guys, just an observation, I know the resolution of the vid is low but I took snaphots of the scene subject and my observation is that contrary to many statements in the thread, the girl did not fall on her head but fell backwards.

I was curious as to why there was no pool of blood around the back of her head, I think that if you look closely at the captures in succession, we can see that she is in the first position her back to the edge of the balcony, salutes the crowd briefly and returns to her original position. Then we see her falling, her back to the street like in a seating position with her arms on the side of of her body before the initial impact.
When she first hits the ground it seems the initial force is absorbed mostly by the upper back to the upper leg area and when the energy is released you see the body bounce movement shift to the left and almost immediatly the upper body rises up in a seating position her arms rising and the body retuning to a back position stretched with the arms returning to the ground her body is like she is on a cross. Notice the position of the legs and feet with the bush and when the EMTs arrived, they did nt move her and even if blood was coming out of her nose and mouth indicating neck and head trauma it would have been completly different like some hinted, if she would have impacted head first in a forward dive, her head would have cracked like a melon, creating a large pool of blood and very graphic face trauma.
Your comments are welcomed.

[NutNurse]

I'm just intrigued by the guy in the red shirts contribution, and his thoughts on what difference his big yellow umbrella would make.

[Sypher209]

Originally Posted by NutNurse ↗

I'm just intrigued by the guy in the red shirts contribution, and his thoughts on what difference his big yellow umbrella would make.

She doesn't need sunburn after such a fall, that'd only make her feel worse