Texting & Driving Dont Mix

Shakey · #81 ● 04-20-2014, 11:00 PM

I see this response a lot on DR, but honestly...you need to keep your hands off of people in that condition until qualified medical personnel arrive o the scene. Most people's medical training doesn't go past basic CPR, and not many people even know that much. If you don't have the proper training for such a situation, you could actually contribute to their death rather than save their life. On top of that, if you were to make the situation worse by doing the wrong thing and the person dies, you then open yourself up for a lawsuit from that person's family after they find out. Yeah, it happens more often than you'd think.

But I really want to straighten that broads legs out.

thetenor · #82 ● 04-21-2014, 12:18 AM

It appears as though there is only 1 patient that may be alive in this clip. The one gal who you see take a breath, is in the active stage of death. Those are agonal breaths. Her brain stimulating her body to breathe. That young lady is gone! Sad, sad, none the less....