Discussion I may piss myself during hanging

[lynn14]

Pretty lifeless...

Hey buddy you were a paramedic and saw some suicide scenes? What were they like if you don't mind me asking? How did they make you feel, and how do they now make you feel considering the fact that you are suicidal yourself? Very curious Thanks.

 

[stillwoozy]

I mean, I'm expecting to look really nasty when I die, regardless of method. But the point is I'll be dead, so nothing will matter lol

 

[Willdiesoon]

Yes you will for sure.. I did while attempting without even noticing..

 

[iFrFr]

Pretty lifeless...


That's the human body for ya. Full o' shit ;)

You`ve seen? Do you know the hanged?
The hanged are male or female? Did he/she pissed herself?

 

[Severen]

Once I was close to death from losing too much blood... And I was crawling around on the ground, everything was blurry and then later I shit myself. Then I went into death throes and fortunately or unfortunately, I received a blood transfusion right after that... That was fun... Not from a suicide attempt by the way. Just from me, doing something stupid. I wasn't scared though. I felt very much at peace.

 

[LifeIsNotFun]

Just wear Depends. Problem solved.

 

[iFrFr]

Typically after people die, they piss and shit themselves. That is why battlefields smell awful.

How do you know that? Were you in battle yourself?

 

[BipolarExpat]

Hey buddy you were a paramedic and saw some suicide scenes? What were they like if you don't mind me asking? How did they make you feel, and how do they now make you feel considering the fact that you are suicidal yourself? Very curious Thanks.

You`ve seen? Do you know the hanged?
The hanged are male or female? Did he/she pissed herself?

I understand your curiosity and am certain many others share this interest but must apologize because at this point I'm not prepared to relive such calls/incidents.

I'll just say: nothing greatly out of the ordinary but never pretty.

After being a volunteer paramedic in Thailand for (only) 4 years and some months culminating in the Asian Tsunami (2004), portions of my service are still hard to process/deal with, especially given my current state of mind.

I hope you can understand.