Have you ever seen someone die? I mean you were there when a person finished his/her life...?

Question

Not trying to be morbid or silly. Just curious.

Care to share?

Answer 1

i am just back from a horrifying 24 hour shift at the hospital(i am an anesthetist)a very beautiful 16 year old girl died ,oh god i am shattered ,i am so tired i cant sleep,,oh dear god she was only 16 beaten up oh god raped brutally.sorry.sorry.but she was so sweet ,held my hand afraid of death ,said so her self right to the end andme, so ****** helpless,right at the last minute she asked me to hold her tightly and kept saying tighter tighter and then she was gone just like a light breeze.

Answer 2

It's sad to say Yes I have. There's been a few!! When I was 7 years old I was at a friends house playing. When his dad put a shotgun in his mouth and BAM! ! ! I seen my grandfather die when I was 8. He died on my birthday. I seen a car wreak when I was 12. The driver died. I didn't see anybody die again for a long time. When I was 24 I seen a car hit another car wreak it was a head on. A lady lost half her head. When I was 36 I watched a very close friend die. My mother Died on my 43 birthday. I wanted to stay with her until she died. That was something I wished I had never seen. I was very close to my mother. Then last year I seen another car wreak.

Answer 3

Yes. Once I was going to college in a train. The train stopped suddenly. A man was hit by the train. They pulled the man into the compartment where I was sitting. He was shaking his legs and hands for a long while. They where taking him to the govt. hospital. It was nearly 25 kms away. And the train went slowly. After a while he slowly lost his breath and I was watching him all the time. I was unable to help him at that time. I felt very bad after that incident. It took a long time for me to recover

Answer 4

I won't go into details of what lead up to this persons death but I will tell you that after weeks of fighting, moaning and hallucinating, I watched this person's breathing get shallower and shallower, their eyes opened up real big, their chest heaved with trying to catch one more breath, they had a panicked look on their face, they didn't see us or hear us, their face got red and their body shook trying to breath and all at once they went limp, their eyes stayed open, their mouth fell open, I watched as their tongue slowly curled in a circle and then it all stopped! It was over, they were dead!

Answer 5

Yes I have a few times, and a few times I have brough them back. I don't keep track, but I was told early in my career to enjoy the ones I did help bring back because they are few. It is wierd, you want to help and do as much as possible and it is like you can't get anything to work, and you feel like a failure.

Answer 6

Yes, my mom was in a coma, I was there through all of the stages. I would never wish that kind of pain on anyone.

Answer 7

No, and the thought of watching someone die just rips my heart.

Answer 8

i have watched someone die, and i have also seen the body of someone who had been murdered.

not every society keeps people as covered in cotton wool as america does.

Answer 9

yeah, they stopped life support on my mother, it took 30 minutes of heart wrenching time, everything went slower and slower until flat-line, then about five minutes later her pupils dilated man that was excruciating, i never need or want to see that ever again, it was horrifying!

Answer 10

Yes I have. Dying is easier than watching it happen was my conclusion.