[Sinil]

Good thing they had all those towels on hand to collect the blood that was gushing out like a fucking water hose!

3lbs of pressure...saves lives baby boo

[FailingIdeals]

Damn and to think they could've hired a door kid for like .25 cents an hour

[joos]

[Quiet]

Why would you even run into a door like that, even automatic doors take a couple of seconds to open. I don't want to say she was dumb, but you know?

[Brynjar]

Well, in the first picture, it looks like she already had an earlier incident, as she has an open wound on her forehead with what appears to be blood. She may have just been one of those unfortunate people who seems to gravitate toward buildings and houses and just bumps into them. It was bound to happen sooner or later, it just happened on that day.

[Brynjar]

Note to self: always remember to start the clean up instead of assessing her injury, and packing the wound. She might have lived.

[cardsharksam]

Some indian people might be the smartest on the planet but when it comes to life I think they are some of the dumbest from what I've watched here over 10 years on DR

[cainmarko]

Originally Posted by soyadude ↗

Well for one, the glass must not have been tempered to shatter in large slabs like that. That is dangerous in any application for doors or anywhere that has significant traffic. So i'd agree with the assertions about the quality of materials used.

Of course, it's not a smart thing to charge shoulder first into a glass door - but people tend to do that in a hurry. Doors with tempered glass of sufficient thickness wouldn't break and cause this kind of injury.

I know Jews get a Bad reputation for being "Cheap Heebs" but Indian's are Far Cheaper, they are notorious for Dying for a couple dollars.

[minka1]

High school one of my classmates, who was routinely angry (yt bs probs), he punched a door and broke his arm. He managed to crack it, but didn’t go all the way through since it was safety glass.

But that door in the video must be just regular glass. Or really weak safety glass.

Someone said she died of DR and they didn’t put a compress on it, what does DR mean?

[Susan]

Denervation Reaction or something similar. I'm guessing what it all came down to was shock. If you lose a lot of blood quickly, that happens.