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10-30-2009, 03:19 PM
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Re: Man is Pretty Calm for Losing a Leg
lololol... He won't be feeling much pain at the beginning due to endogenous opoids i think...but he would have felt it afterwards...hope he's ok now |
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11-10-2009, 05:53 AM
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Re: Man is Pretty Calm for Losing a Leg
He's in shock, when something traumatizing happens to the body, it slows down, and the nervous system fails to communicate with the brain very well. Its the bodies natural defense mechanism against pain in situations like this. Unfortunately, it can slow your body functions down so much that your heart could stop beating.
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01-08-2010, 03:05 AM
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Re: Man is Pretty Calm for Losing a Leg
jajaja ese culero habla puras pendejadas en lugar de que lo aliente, when I had an accident in where almost lost my leg, 2 fingers and injuries on my chest, neck and face, I was pretty cal, in fact before the ambulances arrives I were to the bathroom to make piss and look my injuries, I guess is for the adrenaline, and didn´t felt pain any moment...I saw my own bones....nice
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