20 some years ago my mother in law was hospitalized in Florida after a short course of CJD.... All healthcare personnel were practically wearing Hazmat protective uniforms before entering her room. The 2 family members were also clothed And covered up with gloves. She was at the end and they approached her brain as highly infectious. It was a horrible death. No hope. Died of dehydration. The funeral was closed casket. All that was left of her you wouldn't want to see.
to clarify: you cannot get bse because it's a cow disease, but there is a chance that you can develop symptoms of vcjd, the disease in humans that is caused by the consumption of meat of cows with bse.
My uncle just passed from this heartbreaking disease last week. We were told that he needed to be cremated which i now know is untrue. Unfortunately it's too late now...
James Ironside demonstrated the autopsy equipment and procedure in this one BSE video. Gloves and disposable gown (incinceration). A metal chainmail handpiece on top of the gloves...and one more pair of gloves on top of that. Even so, I'd be scared to do an autopsy.
justjohnny05 there's a blood test and nasal swab for variant cjd. There's not any test for SCJD besides a 14-3-3 test. Yet SCJD patient shed diseased prions in dead skin cells, saliva, urine. Prion seeding is always seen in muscle tissue as well as spine, and brain. They are lying about Transmissability
@Somnus Waltz Oh you poor sensitive soul. Why does what I say on the subject bother you so much? Maybe you're just annoyed by pedants or people who read more than you.
20 some years ago my mother in law was hospitalized in Florida after a short course of CJD....
All healthcare personnel were practically wearing Hazmat protective uniforms before entering her room. The 2 family members were also clothed
And covered up with gloves. She was at the end and they approached her brain as highly infectious.
It was a horrible death. No hope. Died of dehydration.
The funeral was closed casket. All that was left of her you wouldn't want to see.
how in the hell did i get here
By clicking on the video, einstein
@@somnuswaltz5586 Comedy gold
Preminition!
9:19 I’m in total shock to see a perfectly normal man with all his faculties, then all of a sudden…
CJD jumpscare
1:40 = Not true. Just ask all the people in the UK who ate meat tainted with mad cow, & died from the CJD it gave them!
to clarify: you cannot get bse because it's a cow disease, but there is a chance that you can develop symptoms of vcjd, the disease in humans that is caused by the consumption of meat of cows with bse.
I have just lost my husband to CJD it is so hard for me
Здравствуйте, я из России, подскажи пожалуйста сколько болел ваш муж.?
Anne, I hope you are feeling better now. My deepest condolences!
@@fabianmadrigal2887 it's still very hard I have never seen anything like that in my life
God bless 2023- forever 🙏 ❤️ let him live on in your memories
Im so sorry for your loss. I hope one day there is a cure for all brain related diseases.
Me gustaría que le pusieran caption en español para que la gente que no habla inglés pueda nutrirse de la información.
My uncle just passed from this heartbreaking disease last week. We were told that he needed to be cremated which i now know is untrue. Unfortunately it's too late now...
What about someone who performs an autopsy and touches a brain with CJD? Do the gloves make a difference?
It should. No punctures, people should be safe.
James Ironside demonstrated the autopsy equipment and procedure in this one BSE video. Gloves and disposable gown (incinceration). A metal chainmail handpiece on top of the gloves...and one more pair of gloves on top of that.
Even so, I'd be scared to do an autopsy.
I belirve they have to ingest it
@@lindasapiecha2515 no. It can come from a cut or puncture also.
what is this simple test for the familial version? I haven't heard of there being a simple blood test for this....
justjohnny05 there's a blood test and nasal swab for variant cjd. There's not any test for SCJD besides a 14-3-3 test.
Yet SCJD patient shed diseased prions in dead skin cells, saliva, urine. Prion seeding is always seen in muscle tissue as well as spine, and brain. They are lying about Transmissability
justjohnny05 Genetic testing can tell if you have the very rare familial form of disease.
Spinal tap
I thought fire couldn't kill prions.
I hope they turn that music off...and it don't play tge entire video
Luckily they now have tests to confirm CJD before autopsy.
No one is prepared for 9:26 I think.....
5:10 I always found funny the way Brown talks. I'd love him as a professor.
@Somnus Waltz
There's something about how seemingly blunt or callous he is that amuses me.
@Somnus Waltz
I've seen him speak on TV and in docs for years in the 2000s.
@Somnus Waltz
Oh you poor sensitive soul. Why does what I say on the subject bother you so much? Maybe you're just annoyed by pedants or people who read more than you.
@Somnus Waltz
Except I've read about TSEs for years and it was one of my passions when I was younger. What a pitifully stupid thing to be upset about.