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I know friends who have jumped from 3rd, 7th and 13th floors. All survived. One is now in a wheelchair. This is why I'm not going to jump.
I'm sorry if this is too personal to talk about but if I may ask, are the other two healthy as of now? I've always been afraid of being stuck in a vegetable state if I jump off...
this was going to be my method. now i have no method
fred farkle
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Girl, 17, SURVIVES after jumping from 14th floor window
Tragic teenager Diana Bestuzheva dreamt of becoming an actress after graduating from a prestigious drama school in the Russian capital Moscow.
She was so willing to die, that not even a miracle could change her mind
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pen
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It'd be a terrible way out, thinking what's left of this sorry life in the seconds before death, only to find me(my body) and my poor family, exposed to the disdain of the society.
Pookie
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- Oct 18, 2020
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From a good enough height it's pr
The snow saved her. Had she fallen on concrete she probably would've been dead.Girl, 17, SURVIVES after jumping from 14th floor window
Tragic teenager Diana Bestuzheva dreamt of becoming an actress after graduating from a prestigious drama school in the Russian capital Moscow.www.dailymail.co.uk
She was so willing to die, that not even a miracle could change her mind
That's what everyone asks her. I was so shocked too.. it's like the people that survive jumping from the Golden Gate Bridge. There's always that 1%.
They're relatively healthy but have a few metal implants (bones and stuff not sure what the medical term is) and quite significant scarring. I'm not sure if there will be other side effects in the long run.
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