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it makes me think about everyday life and how we might see an firetruck or ambulance go by and not think about it to much, but we never think about what they see and have to do
I know, but who would take their younger sibling into a subway tunnel in the first place, there are live tracks and of cause trains. I wouldn't take anyone down there.
Well if his neck was broken or a vertebra had slipped out and pinched something, or he had been with to little oxygen for to long, or international bleeding in his brain; it would just be a death sentence.
Most of it is dramatised but you can expect to see similar injuries and for the most part the way that Chicago fire and more specifically med treats them is decently accurate
Not many people are brave enough to risk their lives like this, i agree it’s not always like this, but sometimes it it, and that the sad thing really. It’s hard to do this job, it can be dangerous and your putting yourself in danger and if you don’t do something properly you could mess up majorly and a lot of people could die ‘cause of you.
Yooooooooo the cheif has such a scary, deep voice that if he shouted at you, you would probs wet yourself. But. He's so kind, it's hard not to love him
I remember a local news station accidentally thought the plane crash was real and actually shown live pictures and reported on it, and they found out it was for Chicago Fire live on air 😂😂😂
I know this is only a show but the accidents are really devastating and heart wrenching. Imagine that feeling rescuing these people. God bless their souls.
this by far is my most favourite show. The last one brang tears to my eyes because it was only a baby who got hit. I love this show and I want to be a firefighter when I’m older
What happened to the girl is what normally happens when a person gets hit by a moving train. You're more likely to get torn up, then get stuck under the train and survive.
I love how when you scroll to the comments, everyone’s Suddenly a doctor in every different field, and will explain in Full confidence how this wouldn’t make sense and how the patient would of died much quirks or “ would of been splattered by the train” 😂
Hickmaann90 Can I please ask you a difficult but genuine question? I suffer from many illnesses (mental and physical) which have progressively gotten worse over the last 7 years (I've been suffering longer than that, but managed to have some 'breaks' I guess). The Doctors have tried EVERYTHING they can and I personally have researched and tried every single thing I can do without a doctor. I live in Australia, so my chances of getting my hands on a pistol and zero. They don't have legal euthanasia here. My Mum knows there's a high chance I might die (I've had several failed hanging attempts whilst in hospital over the last 7 years). She's even going to help me get my legal affairs sorted, perhaps because as much as she loves me, she can see by now just how much I'm suffering and that this suffering is only increasing as time goes on. While I've been honest with Mum (and my treating team) about my chronic suicidal thoughts, I did make a promise to my Mum that she would "never be the one to find me" (only her and my real estate agent have keys to my rental apartment). Even though it's only a small portion of time compared with the time I've spend researching ways to improve my life, I have still spent hours researching how to die (e.g. what methods have the most chance of 'success', pictures of people who have died from these methods, articles about Australian train drivers struggling mentally when they have 'a fatal', etc.) From my research, the most effective and least (physically) painful way to die, whilst keeping the 'gory' level of my dead body as low as possible, would be a clean decapitation by a train going at full speed (i.e. I would come out from the bushes as the side of a rail track and lay my neck across the outer rail (and not wear clothing that could get caught and pull my body under the train and butcher it!) I would NOT just jump off the platform as a train comes into the station as I've seen the pictures of bodies of people who have done that (plus I'd also be scared the train would be going too slow or that I wouldn't lose consciousness immediately). I would do it at night, because I know from experience that it's incredibly difficult to see outside of train windows when it's dark (thus keeping passengers' trauma to a minimum). I have no immediate plans to do this, as I still have a lot I feel I need to get done before I do (for example, compose a letter to the train driver who happens to be the one who hits me and talk to my family about supporting him emotionally and financially if he needs mental health treatment. I would make it clear that I have only done this out of absolute desperation and that he has done what our government will not allow - end my suffering as painlessly as possible. Obviously because I'm so disabled from my illnesses, these things will unfortunately take some time. My question is: I know the train driver will almost certainly be traumatised 😔 however, would the paramedics or police who attend the scene be as traumatised as this character was at the death of the girl? Or kind of like you said, it's 'part of your job', so do you become desensitised to scenes like this? Finally, even though I plan on leaving my ID and everything right next to my body, would my Mum have to look at my WHOLE body to identify me once I'm deceased? Or could they keep my head and neck area hidden and just have her identify me by things like birthmarks, tattoos, scars, my watch, etc.? I'm so sorry for such a depressing post, but I would be most grateful if you could please reply to my main concerns. Please also know that no matter what you say or whether you reply or not, the chances of this plan going ahead sometime in the future is highly likely. I guess I'm just very empathetic and while I might be 'selfish' for giving up the daily battle against my chronic illnesses, ultimately I want to cause everyone as little distress as possible and for those who I will probably traumatise, I want them to know why I did it and that if they need help coping to please get it! So I guess what I'm saying is I really just want to know what kind of impact I'm going to have on people (outside of my friends/family/etc.) by doing this? 😕 Thank you again ✌️
Thanks for the upload///edit. Just some feedback: I really enjoyed the videos but it would be preferred if you could separate each with a "slide" saying what Ep it is? But it was still amazing
The train one reminds way to much of what a fellow conductor told me... and I know its only a matter of when, and not if before something like that happens during one of my shifts. There’s nothing you can do to prepare you for it
You have to admit, several years after this episode was released the scene at 8:57 is still really chilling, you didn't need anymore than what was shown, Mill's kneeling down Cold blank expression hiding what he's seeing and then seeing what he saw (along with the Background Music) i don't think they've ever done anything as bone chilling as that as of late
There’s me having a splinter and saying I broke a finger and then there is these people putting their lives at risk to save other lives like who remembers when Shay was uno....
