What Happens When You Are Dying
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 31. 07. 2022
- It's something we all have in common, yet it's one of the most mysterious aspects of humanity; Death. What actually happens as you cross over to the other side? Check out today's epic new video to find out!
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My husband and I unfortunately experienced this when my daughter passed. I remembered I screamed. Something you cannot describe the pain. She was our only child. I remember her nails were white like nail polish was on them. So sad all of it. However, she is in heaven and I will be with her again one day.
My mom passed away on the 7th of Oct. And seeing her again is the main thing!
So sorry for your loss Ma'am! May God Bless You & Your Family
1000 years on earth is 1 day in heaven, she will be seeing you shortly :)
@@davidjacoby8148 Really? Daughter passes away and you say that.. have some respect
@@davidjacoby8148 In theory, and that was unnecessary.
My wife died suddenly due to a heart attack. She was a horse trainer and riding instructor. It was a shock I haven't gotten totally over. She had just turned 50. I have never seriously dated in the 14 + years since. I get a lot of comfort from our last words to each other being I love you. Tell your loved ones you love them and give them examples by actions of your love
The same thing happened to my fiance Lee. Feb 15 2020.
Think I'm still in shock. I'm not in agonising pain anymore, but life is still hard.
Your not alone brother đ€
@@jennsimpson_backup3333 Thank you, for your sympathy. I hope and pray life gets better for you too. I still have hard days and I hope yours get fewer and farther a part.
@@kirkmorrison6131 sorry for your guys loss. May they be with our Lord And Saviour Jesus Christ enjoying Heaven and God Willing you guys will see them again âïžđâïž
@@VanillaEarth744 I am sure she is in Heaven she was a good Catholic and a good Christian. She was the most beautiful and amazing woman I ever knew. Thank, you for your kindness and sympathy.
@@kirkmorrison6131 your welcome I'm Catholic too hope you are too
Iâm 28 and had sudden cardiac arrest for the first time at 21. Healthy, never done drugs, otherwise fit. But for some reason it keeps happening.
Iâve survived cardiac arrest now 11 times thanks to an internal defibrillator that was implanted after the first cardiac arrest.
Itâs a very crazy experience to say the least and itâs hard to wrap my mind around each time I wake up from âdyingâ.
Feels like Iâm GTA when you walk out of the hospital after dying except in real life. Just black until you wake up there. Sometime I remember my âdeathâ and sometimes I have no idea what happened but am told once I wake up.
My diagnosis as of now is Idiopathic Ventricular Fibrillation. aka the doctors way of saying they have no idea
Let me take a wild guess! You vaccinated yourself because the government told you soâŠ
Do you get heart palpations?
sorry bro, hope you keep on flipping the finger to death ;)
and you can at least tell yourself you're more badass then cats and their nine lives, thats something of an accomplishment
Weak heart?
@@pleasedont1370
Heart palpitations are usually nothing to worry about, especially if thereâs no crushing central pain and/or pain down the right shoulder/arm (can be left sided for women), with shortness of breath.
Heart palpitations happen multiple times a day to every singe human and are part of the hearts 5 natural pacemakers correcting the heart rhythm.
Most people donât even feel the palpitations or are even aware that they have them.
Common causes for palpitations are stress, acid reflux, indigestion, anxiety disorder and physical overexertion.
Some heart arrhythmias and heart murmurs can cause palpitations, but those are easily detectable by ECG.
Heart palpitations are rarely serious in young/healthy people.
The vegus nerve can play a big role in heart palpitations as well.
This hits home. Someone I knew sat down and had a major heart attack, medics worked for 45 minutes but couldn't save him. Hospital said to discontinue care and they called it
Sorry for your loss
I'm sorry
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A similar thing happened to my grandfather about a year ago. He was just getting ready for bed when all of a sudden his heart gave out and that was it.. It was very shocking as he was completely fine the week before and none of us were expecting it. My condolences to you and the family đ
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My mom was 54 in 2007 and all the sudden just passed out and died at school. She was a teacher. She was in teacher training meetings at the beginning of a new school year. She was healthy and exercised regularly. She had been overweight but had actively lost her excess weight years ago and maintained a healthy weight for many years prior to her death. It was pretty shocking to us all. Her own mother lived well into her 80âs and her sister is pushing 80 now. Her father did die younger in his 60âs, but he was an alcoholic. The final cause of death was determined to be âidio-pathic cardiomyopathyâ which basically means heart failure of unknown causes. You never know when your time is coming.
Preach that your 100% right
wow..so sorry for ur loss
Sorry for your loss.
Now you are scaring me because I don't know much about Cardiac terminology at all.
You know the brain the heart and even all the other organs are important for a human being to thrive and survive a lot.
I think one of the main factors in all this is stress that's why when they say stress is killer it ain't no joke
my grandma died about half a year ago, my mom and i found her lying peacefully in her bed, she had been dead for about 3 days due to cardiac arrest, her dog was lying on her chest barking to her to wake up. we took the dog and are all still mourning her loss so this really hits home
Sorry about your grandma. Thank god the dog didnât eat her and tried to wake her up.
Earlier this year my oldest cat passed on due to old age and kept getting worse. Her final day was pitiful. The night before I put her down, she slept with me and as I carried her to the vet, she just laid there and knew it was her time. When it was time to give her the medicine, she was ready to go. Yes sheâs a cat, but she probably had the same experience we have as humans (on a smaller scale). She went peacefully and calm. I still miss her but understand this is how life is.
I almost put my cat down yesterday, after his chronic conditions worsened dramatically when I couldnât find a vet open on the weekend. I am questioning my decision, as he continues to suffer. I guess I need more time to see if he improves. I want to know I did all I could, but if his quality of life doesnât get better soon, itâs time. Unless heâs eating painfully or in the litter box, he just lies there in pain, since last week. He flinches if I touch most of his body. He got kidney disease because of abcessed test we couldnât have removed, due to cardiomyopathy. Itâs always a hard decision. If it helps, vets have told me most people let pets suffer too long. I know that you did it out of pure love. I hope I can be as strong as you. đ
My condolences.
My condolences. đ
When i put my cat, BENTLEY,the vet and i did it on a warm sunny day, on the hood of my car. outside in the warm sunshine. I held him as he died. I loved BENTLEY.
he always hated the exam room. on my car hood he felt no fear. RIP my little friend
it's been a while ago, but I remember putting my cat down and trying to tell myself as she more tired that it was better for her. I won't ever forget that day. unfortunately. đ
No matter how many years Iâve worked in healthcare, that is the one part of my job that never gets easy. Iâve lost count how many times I had to excuse myself from the room, after telling the family their loved one was gone, so I could run to my car and bawl my eyes out. We are scientists, we are medical professionals, but weâre not robots. We are trained not to show emotion in front of the patient or the family, we are compassionate, caring, and reassuring. But nobody has ever seen one tear stream down my cheek. Luckily, I transferred out of the ER, so I donât have to give that news very often, but each time I do, it takes a little piece of me away, even if Iâve only just met the patient, itâs still a human being, and I canât help but be overwhelmed, knowing that, despite all of my efforts in my teams efforts, we couldnât prevent the inevitable. Trust me, it hurts us too.
Thank you for sharing.
I'm a CNA of 8 months and am faced all too often with this very struggle.
Need more Healthcare providers like you two. It's better to feel TOO MUCH emotion than none at all.
@@clbl8706 Very well said . And as hard Of an aspect as it is, I've promised myself and my beloved residents that I will keep going.
@HospitalBed On behalf of your patients, thank you. I'm not religious but you're doing God's work.
Iâve always thought about whoever had to tell me, my brother, and dad that my mom was dead after a sudden heart attack when I was 12 and my brother was 14. I imagine that was incredibly difficult to do. I cannot imagine looking a family with young children like that in the face and telling them their mom is dead after attempting to save her life. I know that it was the most traumatic day of my life, but I truely have nothing but respect and admiration for the people who tried to save her life. I remember a nurse brought me a muffin and some tissues and stayed with me in the waiting room while they told my dad the news. I think about that nurse a lot and about how she stayed with us and did everything she could to help during the most difficult time of my life. It means the world to us. Believe me. I still think of that nurse 13 years later
I had to watch both my parents pass away slowly,unconscious in medically induced comas over the span of 4 days for my father and 10 days for my mother. Thereâs something to be said about watching your parents fade away and youâre powerless to stop it. This was very recent,mom was 6 years ago and dad went 2 years ago. Thing that sticks with me was counting their breaths as they passed after LS was stopped. Iâm still all messed up mentally over it, Iâm only 42 and didnât think Iâd lose them so soon. TLDR: Hug,kiss and tell your parents and other loved ones you love them often
i'm so sorry for your loss. your parents sounded like they meant a lot to you. i'm 14 and hearing these stories only makes my want to appreciate my parents more
42 years is amazing. Sorry for your loss
My father passed away last month, literally like the video. I wasn't there, my mom was. I'm 28, hug them, love them, you don't know when is the time.
@@DraskoCobra it wouldnât hurt to visit them I would think. Iâm sorry for your loss
I know that pain. I lost my mother, my last remaining parent back in early February. I watched her basically slowly die over the course of a year and then in the hospital that February morning her heart just stopped. They tried to bring her back but after 3 failed attempts they told me they were doing irreparable damage if they continue and I made the decision to let her go. I miss her so much but she was suffering for almost a year and I'm happy she will never suffer like that ever again. Rest in peace mom, you made sure I could stand on my own before you left. đ«¶đ
I always imagined when you die. It goes black for about 5 seconds and then randomly you wake up to see Morgan freeman smiling asking if you want a drink.
I tell myself that this is gonna happen all the time
wait thatâs a great way to look at things
im imaging it as sitting down in a brown chair (đȘ )and his face is really out of focus and then it comes into focus and he hands you your favorite drink and asks if youâd like some. thatâs extremely comforting to me
I imagine darkness, but also me not realizing itâs dark. Nothing going on in my mind (my mind doesnât exist when itâs decayed anyways) nothing I feel
@@aldubm2234 It's strangely peaceful and terrifying at the same time. Because life is suffering, but this suffering is all you know.
My father passed away this last July. He had no savings, no life insurance, nothing... I did know he wanted to be cremated and wanted his ashes scattered where his mother's ashes had been scattered. Where I live, just for the cremation was $3500, not counting an urn or anything. Luckily, there was a place called Community Action. I applied for financial aid for the cremation and they paid the funeral home $1500 for my dad's cremation. Because the funeral home accepted the check from Community Action, the extra $2000 was waived.
I'm putting this here in case someone who sees this is in my previous financial position. I recommend anyone who needs it to consult with options or get life insurance so that your family doesn't have to go through what I went through.
My friend was in his fifties. Healthy. Blood donor. One day he was in his shop speaking to a customer, he suddenly collapsed, and died. Massive Cardiac arrest. The customer called next door and asked for help where a nurse was recieving Reiki. She worked on him for 15 minutes until the paramedics arrived. They worked on him until the air ambulance arrived.
He didn't make it.
It was such a shock, but it turns out he had an undiagnosed genetic heart condition.
I miss you Raj. You were a legend.
So sorry to hear that đ đđ
May he Rest In Peace âźïž đ
Yeah, if it takes you more than a few minutes to revive them, there's no point doing it anymore. Even if you succeed they will have brain damage, better just let them "sleep".
15 minutes for an ambulance to arrive for a Category 1 call? Blimey, thatâs a long time đą
The chance of surviving a cardiac arrest outside hospital is only 1 or 2 percent. Tbf, itâs only just 10 percent if the arrest happens in hospital. Not great odds.
My husband died over night at the age of 38. It was sudden unexpected death in epilepsy. I hope he felt calm and pain free. I'll be with him again when I'm done here. Another 45 years or so. I can do it.
Hang in there
Sending you my condolences, Amy. đ
I told my cat âmommyâ will meet him in 5 minutes. Iâve heard thatâs what it feels like, for them. â€ïž
Sorry for your loss.
My daughter has epilepsy she has stopped breathing a few times. She is 40 now and has been seizure free for 5 years now because she takes meds for seizures.
When they started talking about the 10% rate that people survive cardiac arrest outside of a hospital I realised how lucky I just am. My father wasn't feeling well for a couple of days so he decided to go to the hospital and get checked out. They made him do a stress test and he went into Cardiac arrest. Before he went into surgery he asked to see a photo off all of his children. I was only eight. I don't know how I would live without him now. Hes going into another test after 5 years. Hes going this friday. Im so nervous for him. I hope it goes well, im only 13 I dont know how I would live without my father.
please update us when you can! iâd love to hear it. sending prayers to your family!! â€ïžâ€ïž
Wishing him the best!!
Love him and show him how you appreciate him. Spend some time with him.
A good relationship with your parents is like nothing else, and it should be cherished.
Your dad is so lucky! Iâm glad he beat the odds
I hope he's alright and continues living along time I lost my dad 4 years ago from cancer when I was 16 and its really hard not having them so appreciate all moments and never do anything regrettable
As someone whoâs had a NDE from an OD, all I saw was a bright light at the end of a tunnel and was scared. I was 21 at the time and wasnât able to cope with my MDD. Having a NDE scared me from wanting to go. Just an update on this story: 8 years later today I am officially married to a wonderful person and have experienced more in life because I survived.
Wow. Iâve nearly drowned 4 or 5 times in my life and I had a out of body experience. Thankfully youâre ok
Jesus loves you
The most important thing we can do in this life is to know JESUS CHRIST.
I'm glad you're in a much better place!
@@stellaclairecreations5036 I HAD A COUSIN WHO WAS A STRICT NON BELIEVER IN LIFE AFTER DEATH UNTIL SHE DIED ON ARRIVAL AT THE HOSPITAL FROM A HEART ATTACK. THE DOCTORS MANAGED TO REVIVE HER AND SHE HAD EXPERIENCED A NDE. SHE WENT INTO A DARK TUNNEL WITH A BRIGHT LIGHT AT THE END OF IT AND SHE TOLD ME SHE SAW 4 DEAD RELATIVES IN THE TUNNEL AND ONE OF THEM WAS HER NANNA WAVING TO HER TO GO BACK. IVE NEVER FORGOTTEN WHAT SHE TOLD ME ABOUT HER NDE, ESPECIALLY SEEING SHE HAD BEEN A NON BELIEVER. HER EXPERIENCE CHANGED HER MIND ABOUT BEING A NON BELIEVER TO A BELIEVER.
This is really interesting, I attended a 27yr old in cardiac arrest in the home setting, I was second crew so there was already CPR in progress. There was no co-morbidities that were of any concern, partner just said that he went out for a few minutes and then found her slumped on the desk. We worked on her for over an hour and the hospital called it whilst she was still in VF or ventriular fibrillation. They said that even if we got her back now, there would be HUGE neurological defect and she may just end up on a ventilator for the rest of her life
She had 9 doses of adrenaline, 1 lot of amioderone and 11 shocks, still couldn't bring her back and i regularly think about the kid that's now without a mum
Go hug your loved ones please :)
daymn bro
o.k.
I came to an understanding that. Once you are dying or dead.. your friends and family would suddenly have the time to "see" you..
But when you are still here.. no one has it.. everyone finds reasons not to spend time with you... So yeah I guess it is what it is
Was this before or after the vaccine epedemic?
@@gunsnrosesdefinition7672 tried to be deep, just came wrong and dumb
I take your working in healthcare ,thanks for being brave and do what you do,it takes a special person to do what you do.đđđđ
I love how this describes the different stages of death. We never know when our time is coming. Let's live our lives to the fullest. It is so heartbreaking to lose you're loved ones. Once they are lowered into the ground thatâs where it hit the most.
Want to share my NDE. It was not heart related but happened in a war zone in Syria. Our vehicle hit a land mine and all that I experienced was sudden blackout. Later doc told me I had only 15% chance to live, was on life support for several weeks. All that I can recall after that total blackout was like I was in total solitude, like sleeping but with so much serenity. Felt no pain, as what one would expect. I did not experienced any angels nor devils during that time. Some of the shrapnels are still inside me to this day.
I'm glad you made it!
When I was 15 (I'm 26 now), my father passed away. We texted each other the night before, told me he wasn't looking forward to having a surgery on his lower back he needed to get sometime soon. The following morning, I was pulled out of class and my mother and step-father told me that my father had passed from a massive heart attack (at 53). I was in total shock those first moments after hearing the news, not believing it at all, but then just broke down once I processed the information. It seemed so unreal since I'd just talked to him less than 12 hours earlier and he was completely okay.
Please make sure to tell your loved ones that you love them, and hold them close when you have the opportunities to, because you never know when someone's moments may be their last.
I remember watching my dad die in a span of 4 days when I was 16. When he passed away, my grandmother told me to hold his hand for as long as I could for it would be the last time. I held his hand for what felt like hours, even though it was maybe 10 minutes. Iâll never get the image out of my head of him releasing air after he passed. I thought he was alive and hope surged through me, only for the hospice nurse to bluntly tell me he was dead and his body was just releasing gases. To this day, Iâm not sure whether Iâm grateful for the honesty or upset with the lack of emotional care for a 16 year old. That was 10 years ago, and thereâs not a day that passes where this memory doesnât hit me. I remember what I was wearing, the hospital floor, time of day, everything. Itâs hard to live life sometimes with memories like those. RIP daddio, Iâll always love you
I am very sorry for you. My Dad died when I was 17. He had heart disease. That was 48 years ago! I still remember the sound of ventilator all these years later. We never forget. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
@@jackiemack8653 thank you for sharing, that means so much to me to know there are others out there that understand.
@@kylenewright4334 Yes I do and I am ever so sorry you had to have that kind of grief at your young age. Some people mean well but they say stuff out of lack of understanding. Only people who have been there get it. God Bless and much đ.
I lost my dad ten years ago too and have memories of the day he passed like it was yesterday. For a long time every time I closed my eyes I would see him there taking his last breaths. I miss him every day. Miss you daddio.
I had to watched cancer torture my dad for 4 months then killed him. I was 32. I helped my mom care for him. It's never easy losing someone we love.
When I was in my early 20s me and four other guys were headed home after playing a show and stupidly, we were all very drunk. Car flipped. One of my best friends, guy I had known since the third grade, got thrown outta the car, but was sitting up talking and coherent.....until he wasn't. I could see it in his face when he started fading away but I couldn't get him back. Still dream about it every so often.
I am sorry đ sad world we leave ...
Man this gives me a very strangely familiar and deeply saddening feeling. very odd
So traumatic! Iâm sorry about your loss. đ
This is so strange, my nephew Jake just passed away and I clicked on this video out of nowhere⊠If that isnât a sign from the heavens I donât know what is, hug your loved ones
My condolences to you and your family.
I'm sorry for your loss
Sorry for your loss
As a paramedic I just had to this today 70's males when the EMTs got on scene they realized he was in cardiac arrest. They started cpr immediately and got the lucas(automatic cpr machine on) pretty quick. When we got on scene we intubated and started medications including epinephrine. When ended up getting rosc(return of spontaneous circulation) the closes hospital was 30 minutes away and the helicopter was even further due to weather. The last 5 minutes of transport the patient went back into cardiac arrest. We continued CPR and medications. Once st the hospital they continued efforts and got a pulse back twice after the third time of the patient losing a pulse the patient was called dead. Learn bystander cpr! It can literally save a life. You might find it not fitting for you bur if it's your friend, neighbor, or family member. It doesn't hurt to learn to save a life
Oof, I'm the older sister of a firefighter paramedic. My brother (28) loves his job, but he'll be the first to tell anyone who asks that is no easy job. It takes a special person to go out and try and save people. It isn't something everyone can do. Thank you for being one of those special few out there.
This! Pray you never have to use it, but make sure you know how if you have to! I know cpr and what to do if someone is shot or impaled in a limb, but when I was held at gunpoint and someone was shot multiple times in the back/abdomen and wasnât bleeding out I didnât know what to do or if cpr would have made the internal bleeding worse.. he didnât make it and to this day I wish I had known what to do WHEN it happenedâŠ. Not after
Sorry, long read....
My mom says I saved her life when she had a heart attack at the hospital. The doctors were talking to her and suddenly she fell unconscious and everyone rushed to her side to stabilize her and intibated her.
She could only get treatment at another hospital close by because they didn't have the proper heart specialist there and minutes seemed like hours as she was transported to the other hospital along with paramedics, a nurse and a doctor so I had to ride in another ambulance.
When we got to the other hospital with my mom still unconscious, but stable I was asked to sign a form for a procedure which was a Stent being put in one of the arteries in her heart which would save her life and at the time, I didn't know that information. All I knew it was going to help her, but how much I didn't know.
I was the only family member there, so I signed the form and the procedure was done and now she lives with a defibrillator/pacemaker combo in her. I do not consider myself a hero. I was just helping family in need.
That was bad enough and when I got home I was furious because my now estranged older sister wrote on her Facebook page that my mom (which was hers too) was to blame for her heart attack and after that, my mom and the rest of my family cast her out as family for what she did. Even her kids and husband were blaming my mom for little things they "claim" my mom said to them even though my mom didn't say anything to them.
There's some things that aren't forgivable and that's one of them.
Let's just say if I ever see any of them again and they're injured, I would tell them it's their fault and walk away even if they're bleeding.
We have a 60 min transport time if we can't get a bird. The Lucas is nothing short of a miracle device.
Iâm a 28 year old single mother and I suffer from multiple chronic illnesses- sickle cell anemia and SVT. Iâve been thinking about my own mortality more than ever and this video just hit home for me. Itâs time to get some things in order and make a living will.
My good friend Jordan passed away from this very thing on the basketball court during a game. She was completely âhealthyâ too. RIP Jordan đđœ
Just don't get pulled over by the police and you should be fine.
Stephanie hmu
Iâve gone into svt and it was extremely scary
Sorry baby đą rest in Heaven Jordan
So sorry to hear that..hope you have a great life much love â€ïž
Dad had an attack a few years back. He wasn't feeling all that great so he and mom got an ambulance and got to the hospital. before they could finish hooking up monitors, he flat lined. It happened 3 times but they pulled him through. The Doctor mentioned that another fellow didn't make the choice to get to the hospital around the same time as my Dad. That guy didn't make it. Those survival numbers are indeed grim.
Informative video. I'm holding back tears at the gym while watching this. Life is so fragile and you never know when you will take your last breath.
Whoever's reading this, i pray that whatever you're going through gets better and whatever you're struggling with or worrying about is going to be fine and that everyone has a fantastic day! Amen
Ignore my name
Kim jong un is an atheist lol
@@KazzzzzzTooGood about to say thank you Kim for all your poor people and then I see this comment đ much love to you fellow stranger â€ïž
Thanks đ. You as well.
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I'm a paramedic and I once had an ER doctor tell me that paramedics are so well trained that if we can't get a return, ER docs don't have any other tricks to do.
Yeah, doctors are useless. They just tell patients that all their symptoms of anything and pains are because of stress or depression until something bad happens.
Donât believe that. My mother died of an overdose and nobody caught it.
Man watching these type of videos give me such a harsh feeling of fear and anxiety đŠ
Yes, I don't know why I'm watching this at 12:23am
Same
I will never get over seeing my 18 yo girlfriend brain dead at the hospital. About a year ago at the funeral they played a slideshow of her pictures, she was young and beautiful which was starkly contrasted by the gruesomeness of her visage inside the casket. I still canât seem to get the image of her face out of my mind. The worst part of it all is that the last thing we ever did was argue.
Forgive yourself for the argument, I think every person on Earth has argued with their loved ones. I have. The important fact is that you loved her, that is all that matters. I'm sorry for your loss. Grieve, then go on and live your life, and share your love.
user-vn3yv. I felt the same when my husband died of cancer, I will never forget his face.
Life is precious. My dads heart stopped at age 48 and when they revived him his Brian was heavily damaged and became dependent on us. Just remember to appreciate your loved ones!
Was Brian like your Dad's friend or..?
Is ur dad alive
@@kakarot4243 hes still alive at age 70! but limited mobility and speech due to lack of oxygen to the brain so he lives now dependent on family care, but still some long term memories and mild sense of humour left. obviously not the man I remember prior to his incident
If I've learned anything from Family Guy it's that Brians can be brought back no matter how far gone they are.
@@curiodyssey3867 đ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł Come on!
things like this shows us that anything can happen putting a sudden halt to life. My aunt passed away from heart problems a few years ago, same with my non-biological grandfather as he had a pacemaker and the other illnesses he had were involved. I just wanna say, no matter who your family is and friends are, say that you love them and be genuine, because you don't know when it will be the last time you see them. Show that you love them.
Peace and long life
This happened to my 46 year old, very healthy husband. The worst time of my life and I still haven't been able to cope with this unbearable loss
I'm extremely sorry for your loss. Pls stay strong. Sending u all the love and support âš
@@immortalxd6190 thank you so much
Sooo sorry I Just lost My Husband of 17years!!! God I Hope your Healing properly and May God Continue giving you strength. I lost My love Two months Ago . It's sooo Hard to lose them especially being so young
I'm so sorry for your loss. The healing process will be very long and difficult. I still cry for my husband even though he's gone 10 years now. Stay strong. I hope you have family and friends support during these very hard times.
This video made me feel so vulnerable.. and appreciate life a lot more. Thank youâ€ïž
Yea me to
Lost both of my grandfathers so suddenly. One by a car accident, the other by an aggressive cancer that took him in months... Sudden death is so much harder to get over, but it makes you thankful that you're still here...
In August 2022 I was diagnosed with acute myeloid leukemia. I did end up surviving (I just beat it) but the initial diagnosis meant I was almost dead. I had the disease for 3 months before the diagnosis and I was unknowingly dying of suffocation. Unbeknownst to me I had a mass in my chest between my lungs. On top of that, I was basically drowning because I had fluid inside my lungs and surrounding them as well as my heart. I was also in congestive heart failure. You'd think you'd know if you were dying so miserably, but the whole time I had no idea I was on the brink of death, even though I was hallucinating the grim reaper multiple times a day. Thankfully my doctor is amazing and I lived âšïž
As someone who works in Healthcare, the part of thinking you're a qualified Healthcare worker because you watch medical dramas cracks me up. LOVE IT!!!
I use to really believe
that before I actually went to school.
I have a list of bad CPR I've seen on TV that no one would survive. đ€Ł
I was rolling when the narrator said " They graduated from the school of couch potato" đ€
Am I the only one who thinks that this could happen to me any minute or second now?
You're not the only one
Schedule all around checkup can steer you away from multiple bad chronic avoidable paths
Everyday
@@graceukandu4077 you shouldnât donât waste your life worrying
I have severe health anxiety which will probably ironically be what kills me (stress). You're definitely not the only one. Life is ridiculous.
My dad died in my arms. I wasn't cpr certified and 911 talked me through it. I saw everything he saw when his life flashed before his eyes. It took the 1st responders 25 minutes. If i had paddles he would of most likely survived. I hate it when people don't pull over or yield for the rollers. They're on because someone maybe having a massive heart attack.
Watching this makes me feel extremely lucky. I was exercising, and felt strange and weak. Nausea came in waves. I ignored slight pain in my chest... I got super dizzy and rung the ambulance.
Got to hospital and a bout of dizziness ended it for me. CPR and defib later. After 10 minutes of work they got me back. This was in 2020! I had VT Mid LAD scad which is a tear in the artery.
Thatâs so scary!!!! Iâm so glad you made it through
We're all lucky to be alive, but some are luckier than others, a group that you have joined it sounds like.
Were you vaccinated?
@@daveconrad6562 no! And to this day due to MI been seen in patients with vaccine, I remain unvaxed. Also had covid and was asymptomatic
@@aussie_mama8360 did you ever find out what caused the tear?
Extremely accurate! Good job Infographics! đ
So very interesting, and informative. Thank you so much, for informing the rest of us on what happens when someone dies.
The final dance is inevitable for everyone, not gunna lie as fast as time flies thereâs times where I feel like Iâll live forever. Luckily death hasnât been overbearing to me and my family as of yet and I rarely put much thought into it (death) due to the unknown and what ifâs. But thanks to this video for keeping me grounded, not everyday is promised and this video definitely helped remind me of this.
As soon as a person is conceived, their fate is sealed. They are going to die no matter what. Nothing is certain but death and taxes. (Jan Griffiths).
Death imo is just like what before birth was. A state of ânothingnessâ. But if thatâs the case, If we can seemingly come from nowhere once, why canât we do it again? What if death is part of the continuous cycle of life that repeats itself over and over again ?
Deja vu
why don't we remember
You canât remember before and after your time because you werenât here. If there was another life before this one, how could you remember? Like what if your âsecond lifeâ was millions of years apart from your first one.
My friend, the truth is death is a consequence of our sin against God. Romans 6:23- âFor the wages of sin is deathâŠâ everyone and everything has an expiration date due to our fall and separation from God through our shortcomings of his moral law. The good news is that God has provided a way to life which is Jesus Christ, the physical manifestation of God.
The rest of Romans 6:23 says, ââŠbut the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ our Lord.â Jesus is our conquerer of the grave, of death. Confess that you have sinned against God, turn away from all manner of sin, and trust in Jesus with all your heart. God is no liar, you have his promise that though you may die, âhe (you) will live. And he who lives and believes in me shall never die.â John 11:25-26. Love each and everyone in this comment section and pray that your hearts will bring about humility and reverence to the lover of our souls, repent of your sins and trust in Jesus. God blessđđż
@@Tony-jl8li why millions of years though? whats stopping generational reincarnation?
Scary how people also have cardiac arrests in the night . My mothers friend woke up to her husband dead beside her . Same thing happened to my uncle when he lost his wife in the night. Imagine waking up to your spouse as a corpse cold and stiff beside you. How horrific and how sad đą
Your mother's friend woke up to your mother's husband (your father?) dead beside her? How did she explain that to your mother?
that would be a nightmare đź i would have a heart attack if o woke up and someone was dead next to me
Those things can really sneak up on you. As a teen, I'd experienced some heart-attack-like pains but was otherwise healthy (seemingly). An attentive doctor noticed some physical abnormalities that by themselves aren't dangerous, but that indicate the presence of a possibly-deadly disorder. He recommended that I see a cardiologist to rule out any related cardiovascular disorders.
The cardiologist ordered an echocardiogram on my chest, and found an aneurysm that, 11 years later, has not had any clinically-significant growth.
Bro same here but are u alright because somethings same with me
In October I came home from open heart surgery (valve replacement Iâm 24) and I was very ill, I didnât wanna go back to the ER but was made to by my husband and a few hours later I had a full cardiac arrest for 13 minutes. Hearing these stats make me feel very grateful to survive that and the second emergency open heart surgery right after.
Iâm happy ur still here. Iâm a open heart surgery survivor too. Had 2 surgeries before the age of 1
How does it feel to wake up from open heart surgery? I would imagine the pain is out of this world.
We should not be afraid of death. It's a transition. Like birth which we had no control over death is the same. What we do in between is what really matters. Love, help each other, compassion. Forgive. Don't hate, lie, violence. Live the way God wants you to live.
We do have a right to be afraid of death if we do not know Jesus Christ as our Lord & Savior. John 3:36 says: "And anyone who believes in Godâs Son has eternal life. Anyone who doesnât obey the Son will never experience eternal life but remains under Godâs angry judgment.â Since we have all sinned and fallen short of God's standard of righteousness (Romans 3:23), we deserve to be punished for what we did (Romans 6:23). But because God loved us, He sent His Son Jesus Christ to die for our sins so that we may have eternal life since the penalty is paid for (John 3:16; Romans 5:8). When we repent of (turn away from) our sins (Acts 3:19), fully trust in Jesus Christ as our Lord & Savior (Romans 10:9-10), and submit to God's will, we will have eternal life and not have to fear death anymore (John 5:24). We will serve God and strive to obey His Word more. I do agree that we should do all the things that you mentioned as well. God loves us all very much and He desires to have a relationship with us!
â@@andrewsstation6436 Jesus is a prophet.
@@flowergirl5739 No Jesus is God. Read the New Testament of the Bible, it is Truth.
Man coming to this video after the Damar Hamlin situation makes me realize how much of a miracle it is that heâs alive. He was one of the 10%. I canât imagine the absolute horror to a family of your family member dying on national tv in front of millions of people. Iâm so glad he made it through
Iâve buried most of my family as well as anyone hitting 50. My personal experiences have helped me in my law enforcement career to ease the pain of several different way of SUDS in my career but one thing is no matter what we treated any death like it was our loved one.
Thank you.
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I went into cardiac arrest while in the hospital last year. The doctor told me if I had been at home I'd most likely be dead.
Glad you are here turn to Jesus so you can be with him after death
Maybe you should stay away from hospitals. My mother had cancer, but she was relatively OK until the doctors started treating her.
Correct me if I'm wrong but I thought we weren't supposed to do the breath anymore. Just focus on the compressions since the blood headed towards the brain is oxygenated already, doing the breath can lose precious time.
You are correct!!
My father was waiting in the office to see the doctor. While paying his bill, the man said he was happy that he just had an excellent check-up. As the man stepped out the door, he dropped dead. Despite resuscitation, the doctors could not revive him.
My fiance went into cardiac arrest at 28. She survived, but with the brain damage and physical therapy failure, she ended up passing away.
My father had a heart attack but was revived. He told me he felt such tranquility that he had never felt in his life before. Then he came to with the medical staff looking relieved saying that they thought they had lost him for a few moments.
"we put the fun in funeral" had me dyingđ
This video might save me or waste my brain,but this is educational and entertaining! keep up the good work!
Just remember your ABCs
A-airway is unobstructed and not constricted like during an asthma or allergy attack
B-breathing check for the rise and fall of the patient's chest count them.
C-circulation this is where you check the patient's pulse and if they don't have one you start CPR
Most of this can be done at the same time and you don't have to necessarily do ABC some people do CBA it doesn't matter much just do them quick and immediately if it's an auto accident or any other trauma accident where physical force was involved you should try and have a extra person hold their head still and make sure that their head and back don't move as much as possible if you need to roll them over you do a log roll where one person is on the shoulder one person is on the hip and one person is on the head to reduce torsion of the patient.
The Heimlich maneuver you put your fists held together with a thumb sort of making a triangle but not too sharp while you have them lean over and you lift them with your hands held firmly under their rib cage if that doesn't work have them bend over the back of a chair
If youâre in Mainland China, this video maybe a waste of your time. Check with Xi for the first aid technique of the day đ
Thanks for this!!
Thx 4 sharing
Love this channel!
I lost my cousin this Thanksgiving. It gives me insight to what he went through
my condolences. i hope your cousin is happier in their new home
@@dashingclasher should be he had epilepsy but it normally wasn't a problem for him.
@@slapdoctor707 in happy to hear that.
on a side note this made me realize how little i could live with myself if i had epilepsy. and really the only thing that would change is geometry dash becoming almost unplayable. still, nc levels go brrr
I lost my older brother on Jan 19, 2022. one day after moms birthday. mom passed in 2010. i know how u feel
@@slapdoctor707 I'm epileptic and with the epilepsy foundation. Epilepsy is always a problem regardless of how controlled u r. U can always have a fatal seizure or die from sudep
This was very informative and entertaining. The humor was a nice touchđ
As someone who is currently dead, I can confidently say that this is all true!
There's actually a condition where people really believe they're dead
@@ashleyb119 ya me
Youâre not dead. I can reply to you :D
Who have you possessed to be able to type your statement online? :)
Kek
Hug loved ones close to you.
You never know when youâll die.
"It is appointed unto men once to die but after this, judgment."
Hebrews 9:27
That's true. But if we repent of our sins (Acts 3:19), fully trust in Jesus Christ as our Lord and Savior (John 3:16; Romans 10:9-10), and submit our lives to Him, we will have eternal life and will be with God in heaven for all eternity!
Thank you for bringing humanity to such a topic.
This story is just depressing poor jake
I was at work one night, and some dude just collapsed. Probably heart attack. The paramedics doing CPR was the first time I saw it in real life. It's violent and brutal.
In some cases, people who got revived by CPR have broken ribs.
Thank you đ you sharing
Great video man yâall made my day
As a type 1 diabetic since aged 2 I fear this happening. Iâm at higher risk due to the condition compared to those without diabetes. Scary đ
Me: Man these Infographics episodes are getting darker and more depressing
Infographics: hold my beer
Very well done explanation. Thank you. đ
Life after life exsist
I came into this video expecting it to be scientific and educational, instead, I just went away from it feeling depressed.
My life partner went into Cardiac arrest last year on Feb 16th, Being a Critical Care Medflight RN I started CPR at once. I did CPR for 5 minutes tell help arrived. He was shocked 3 times and got a short heart beat then shocked 3 more times and CPR tell ambulance arrived, and after 12 minute ride to the hospital he had three more shocks and CPR. But by the time they pulled into the ER he had a pulse. He stayed in a Coma for 12 days. They told us after 14 day we will have to decide to pull the plug. On day 13 he opened his eyes, however doctors didn't give up much hope. They said as long as he was down most likely he would be nothing but a vegetable with total care. Each day there was marked impovements. Day 16 he was setting up talking. Day 17 he was eating. He stayed in the hospital for one more week mostly for tests and interviewed by doctors from all over the country. He was studied by about every kind of doctor in the book and each one said the same thing. The ALL said he was nothing but a Miracle and by all means should not be alive moreless up walking and talking. After 3 weeks in a Rehab Center he was released to recover. Two weeks later he was studies by a brain doc and he said that he has no brain issues what do ever and a week later his main doctor said he can go back to work if he felt like it. That was over a year ago and he is still going strong. I think God give me one more chance with him and I honor this time EVERY day.
That kind of thing seems to happened a lot in the last couple of years.
It literally always happen, as a matter of fact, youâve never had mre chance to live a long life than you do today? Thatâs why the world population is 7 billions and not millions like early 1900
@@Claymorw on that topic, global life expectancy has gone down in the last year or two
comes with age
My only grandpa died very suddenly, by a heart attack, but doing he thing he loved the most: snow blowing. He loved taking care of the lawn and gardening. But still, it was extremely shocking to all of us.
I don't normally comment but I have to say I'm so impressed at how this video acknowledged the fact that, these days, lots of people have seen this event online and may have questions around livor M, for example. As a forensic scientist student, I find this is such a gently informing video, well done TIS
Thanks, the sarcastic animation helps make this easier to swallow. I live alone with nobody whoâs find me dead if this happened to me, because I already think my panic attacks may lead my heart to stop, now I gotta deal with the panic attacks getting worse knowing this video.. đđ»
Yeah. I live alone too. Don't be surprised though that I am in NW India.
This reminds me to start living like thereâs no time to waste. Not no time leftâŠIâd just hug my loved ones all day and be no help to them. But itâs important to make time for that, in case!
Just an FYI we never shock when there's no rhythm. We do CPR until we have a shockable rhythm then we all stand back shock and continue CPR until their hearts automatic nervous system kicks in.
Also you're not dead until you're warm and dead. No matter what start heating up the person give them oxygen and start CPR immediately breaths aren't as important consistent CPR is the number one thing that you can do to increase the person's chances survival. Although you should put positive pressure into the lungs every once in awhile for the same reason why iron lungs. Periodically over-inflated the patient's lungs.
Inside the lungs there are these grape-like structures called alveoli where the exchange of oxygen actually happens but like a balloon they can sometimes get stuck and closed and you have to blow a little extra air in there to pop them open so that oxygen exchange can happen.
Thanks for this video the information help me.
It hits me close to home as well. I was talking to my father and he asked me a question about what I going to be doing at work the next day I pulled my phone out of my pocket and opened my picture app to show him how we had the cranes setup to set the bridge girderâs. In that very short period of time he was gone
Good God I am so sorry, I can't imagine losing a parent right in front of me. I hope you are okay. However there are much, much worse ways to go, sound like he was here one moment and gone the next, no suffering
I remember my final thoughts on my biggest surgery ever. 3 months ago I was planned for a C0-T2 spinal fusion. So they fused my skull, cervical spine and two of my thoracic vertebrae together, because my brainstem and spinal cord were pinched and one important brain vein stoped flowing. I had really horrible symptoms and was in a bad condition. I was lying in the OR after saying goodbye to my boyfriend and thought: âSo, maybe thatâs it. You canât survive such a major surgery.â My last thought was: âmy poor boyfriend.â
10 hours later I woke up and realized I survived it. It was a weird feeling because I was sure I would not. I Wonder what would have happened to me if I died. Endless blackness, white light? Nobody knows đ
You pulled through that's great news especially after such a surgery!.. much love â€ïž hope you live a happy and fulfilled life â€ïž
Rest In Peace to all the dead may yall souls rest in heaven
Been on the table, trying to find out cause of death as a pathologist, trying to find answers as accurate as possible. It's never easy for the family members and friends of the deceased, and even for pathologists but we have a work to do, no choice
~ Several diseases cause one to have sudden anger fits, usually it is high blood pressure from smoking, high cholesterol, or alcoholism.
These all cause excessive fatty tissues, & the anger fits are an attempt of the body to clear the blocked blood vessel passages.
Alcoholism also causes a depletion of electrolytes in the brain, which causes headaches, & thus anger fits.
Essentially, in all cases, your body is telling you that it needs much needed attention, & specific attention at that, which if it goes ignored, just ends up exacerbating any troublesome physical condition into a fatality.
There was a kid in my dad's high school. A really good basketball player. He was a senior and had several schools looking at him. One day in a game he went up for a lay-up and was dead before he came back down.
It was in the early 60's, I think 1961, and it was just like this. His heart just stopped beating.
Same thing happened to famous NBA player Pete Maravich "Pistol Pete" he was playing a pick up game at a local gym and died immediately just like your example
13 and 250+ bpm
back then they were not advanced. just enjoy life that's all u can do
@@billysmith5721 Even if it happened today this kid would have died.
anyone else notice how a lot of âtotally healthyâ athletic men die in this way? whatâs up with that?
My auntie died of a heart attack recently.. she felt fine at first but died later
This is very interesting to me.Thank You .
Thanks!
I had a relative who died only a couple of years ago of an unknown heart condition. It was devastating because it was so sudden.
May your wifeâs memory be with you forever. I hope she has blessed you and your family.
The accuracy of how the doctor tells the family how the victim is dead is bringing me âšflashbacksâš... Extremely spot on!
Another video same day good job
I worked at a hospital and this pretty accurate protocols that they go through.
Uh, I got a little emotional watching this. Probably because the two year anniversary of my dad's death is in a few days. He died in a car accident so it's a little different, but knowing he probably went through some of these stages.. just makes me sad.
My mom passed away on a Saturday afternoon around 3:45 pm. Since she was age 73 and had a heart and lung condition the coroner ruled it natural causes. They shipped her from the ER to the funeral home and she was embalmed by 6:00pm. The faster they embalm a body the better it holds up. They don't do autopsies as often as you might think. If we wanted an autopsy it was going to cost around $6000. We had to pay for the autopsy up front as well. She died during a breathing treatment and I'll always wonder if the breathing treatment was the cause of her death. She was doing fine for her before it happened. She was actually having a good day.
Great information!!! however, 00:45 School of Couch Potato is what you have caught me there infographic đ€Łđ€Łđ€Ł....
I know what it's like as I lost my father at 77 yrs old. No kidding, he was fine the morning he took me to work & was gone that morning at 11am! The paramedics did nothing to try to save him- they just stood around talking when my father was on the bed dying! It was only later when they were transporting him that they worked on him! I still blame them for not working on him sooner! đ