Paramedics, What Were the Most Haunting Last Words You've Heard? | Professionals Stories #60
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Saw neighbor overdose and die. His girlfriend did CPR. Brought him back untill EMTs arrived. He died 4 times that day. He lived and changed his life around, even married his girlfriend.
Good for him! She definitely seems like a keeper!
The one about the dad running his wife & daughter off the road and all the EMT could find was a little arm broke my heart and/made me cry. Most of these videos don't make me cry, but wow. That's one of the most tragic things I've ever heard
That story hit me different… I felt immense anger at him smiling and flirting with the cop who took his mugshot
I start my EMT coarse this august. Wish me luck.
We need you guys…
Good luck!
Good luck
Gud luck
God speed. I was in a demo class in trade school for a day and I put those skills to use in a few emergencies. Why I bought a few first aid kits in my job and they got pissy with me saying it's not my job.... Never say that in a place that is full of sharp objects.
My dad was an EMT in the 80s. He responded to a call where a man was shot in the head. No exit wound. He was still alive and conscious. In the ambulance, the guy was screaming, “How dare he do this to me. I’m gonna fuck him up when I get out!”. Then he coded. My dad knew he wouldn’t survive anyway, since when there’s no exit wound the bullet ricochets in the brain and causes irreparable damage. But it was amazing how he was still alive for that long.
“I can already feel the flames. It’s hotter than than the ovens I ran back in Germany. Make sure you don’t end up going where I’m headed.”
Here’s the story:
My very first run as an EMT was to a 90 year old woman that had a stroke. She was completely unresponsive, but was still breathing.
We loaded her into the ambulance, and on the way to the hospital she woke up, stared straight at me, and said,
“I can already feel the flames. It’s hotter than than the ovens I ran back in Germany. Make sure you don’t end up going where I’m headed.”
She then coded and we never got her back.
I have no clue as to what this woman’s past was, but those words haunt me to this day.
All sins can be forgiven of man. Question is can you forgive yourself enough to ask for it.
Sounds a bit like she was talking about hell
Damn, it looks like she may have been a Nazi executioner.
Hell is a real and literal place
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really sounds like she was an ex nazi that was worried about hell
Wasn’t words, it was the look on a woman’s face when she was riding with us. Threw a massive clot, heart attack, and died in less than two minutes. She could tell, she knew she was dying and you could see it on her face. Still worked her for almost an hour before we made it to the nearest hospital.
Second. “The stars are falling and won’t stay up, no matter how many times we throw them back.”
Dude was schizophrenic, off his meds. But this is something he said and it just stuck with me.
My mother's last words (April 2010) were "I don't need a ****ing ambulance, I need a last cigarette and a last Coke". She got them, by the time the ambulance got there, she was catatonic from a stroke.
I remember the nice Sikh doctor praying for me when when they couldn't find a vein and they thought I had died. From any religion it's a nice last thing to hear.
That one about the doctor who made the EMT go tell the family that the patient had passed after having called the hospital and told them the patient was stable makes me so mad. It's like the doctor was acting like the EMT did it on purpose. The patient had good, stable vitals then crashed out of nowhere.
In Iraq our translator told us that the kid that lay dieing gave the last words of I should not have listened to my parents
Having lost a parent today, the baby regression comment is accurate. Having seen my dad slowly dwindling mentally and physically over 6 months just hurt. #EFFCANCER
Most emotional Reddit I’ve ever listened to. Some of these will jerk tears from dry eyes.
My dad died of cancer, his last day he was delirious and kept saying how cold it was despite it being 90°F. His last words were “it’s so warm.” My entire family are atheists, but I’m glad there wherever he may have gone it’s finally warm again
Uhhhh..... buddy I got some baaddd news
My Gran's last words were to me. "I love you, angel"
The guy who wanted to murder that piece of shit "father" who got his infant daughter killed should've done it. I don't think anyone in their right mind would convict him of anything and he would've done the world a MASSIVE favor.
The last words I heard from my cousin in his moms room after being shot was “I don’t want to die, I’m not ready.” Shit hurt me because here I am 21 and he’d have been 22 now 3 years after that.
The baby one..
My last words are gonna be "Don't....let anyone.....see....my browser history." no matter what.
Use incognito so your last words end up something more original
Ow no this first one is really sad.
Uh oh seems to be a fairly common last saying. My father said that before he had a heart attack at work.
I can see why it’s common since my first thought would be “uh oh”
A feeling of impending doom is a common symptom of heart attacks
@@SasukeUchiha-tc9xx why is heart attack taking so long?
@@regularhooman1568 *KOCHIO MIRO*
assuming nobody died, i’m going to make a stupid joke
uh oh spaghetti o
Why am I watching this bwfore work? I'm crying now...
Charleston SC here...I remember the sofa super store fire...so tragic...hearing what one said gives me goose pimples
This is gonna be sad
After all of theese stories I still wanna be a paramedic so I guess its real passion or im just numb
5:58 dude, you never go to war with a girl at home
Can't finish this one, choking up at work
As an INFP I should not be watching this
Damn, that second one is sad.
1:37 oh snap
What is the music in this called?
I sure do wish I knew what all the acronyms and insider language means. Or maybe I don’t- such a sad thread.
MI = myocardial infarction (heart attack)
KIA=killed in action
EMT: emergency medical technician
FD: Fire department PD: Police department ED: Emergency department, ER: Emergency Room
“Oh fuck.”
7:16 Jesus Christ
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