He's alright now, it was a tumor pinching the nerves that control breathing. Once they got that out, he stopped hiccuping (after three years) and was luckily free of the tumor.
@Omemo "Briton Christopher Sands had hiccups for a period of almost three years which were eventually discovered to be due to a tumor located on the part of the brain that controls vascular activity. Once 2/3 of the tumor was removed, the hiccups appeared to lessen, and Sands no longer suffers from the condition." - from Wikipedia
@@user-fb8qu3sj4c Great thank you, I wrote a song a day for a year and I'm now an alpaca sitter living in France. Life just keeps getting stranger for me hahaha.
Yeah...this is probably the worst torture in the history of all of mankind ever nothing ever has been worse than this ever not even anything that anyone can ever think of literally
I am having chronic hiccups today. It's killing me. That brought me here. Only God knows if it's permanent. I am really feeling frustrated and making me afraid. What if it becomes permanent
I realize this is a major case of hiccups , but if you have not tried this maybe just maybe you will find relief. Plug your ears, while drinking water. A plastic cup allows you to bite the edge or have someone hold the glass for you....the other thing my sister swears by is to say.....oooofaaa newfaaaa waaaaaaaaaa, 3 time !! Good Luck
The lack of sleep is a living hell. I know I've been there. Feel so sorry for this guy. Would be interesting to see what a low non tripping dose of LSD would do to this condition. It seem to do interesting thing for people with cluster headaches.
I doubt it would do much; there is a known mechanism of action for sub-psychedelic LSD doses curing cluster headaches. However, a full dose of LSD combined with therapy may help him cope much much more easily. It is currently being studied to help people with terminal illness cope with and accept the idea of death. The results are EXTREMELY promising. It's original use was actually as an agent in psychotherapy, and it definitely worked very well for most people. Until some dumb fucks decided to take it in an uncontrolled environment and jumped out of a window, and Timothy Leary over spread his views, indirectly resulting in the ban of LSD.
@@CheeseDude697 I had loads of fun taking lsd, didn't jump out no windows. That person must of been very unwell to begin with cuz when you are that wasted on the stuff you can't walk, let alone jump out of a window.
I remember watching this on TV. My diaphragm's been in spasm for about 10 hours now. It's very annoying and gets quite painful. I need to sleep and do a presentation! gaaaaaaargh! I remember the end of the documentary he ended up having a brain tumour -_-
