Have you ever saw a dead person before. I think most people have I am just curious?

Answer 1

Yes, and I have taken care of many dyiing people. The worse and most sad are the Little Children. A Sweet Little Three Year Old Boy, who died from a brain tumor. It was more then I could endure. After these years gone by, I can still re-live his struggle. The only comfort I found was to remember that his suffering had ceased and that he was now in the Arms of God. Death is the only thing , us humans have to do.

Answer 2

We walk among them every day. No, just kidding you. Yes, I have. In fact, one whom we were caring for at home, when she died I tied her jaw shut like the ancient Egyptians did. I used a long piece of white sheeting. The dead are delightful in this sense - they represent peace. When I go to a funeral, you know just to visit quietly and sign the guest book, the room is always quiet and the corpse is perfectly still. After I get over my attitide thing and compose myself, I realise the room and the body are completely peaceful. No crazy energy there. If there is any, it is coming from me. I have always found the dead very comforting because they are always in such a deep sense of peace. Like - duh. They are dead. This is a great question you posted, though, because the first time I was around a dead body, I thought I had to work myself all up into a tizzy and be upset and be frightened and everything else, and then I said wait a minute, what's that all about? And I saw it - the truth about the peaceful feeling instead. I hope this possibly sheds some light on how much the dead have shown me. All of the upset and tizzy stuff are for me and my benefit - they are a feeble attempt to reconcile my loss of the person. But there are so many better ways to do that - like celebrating the value of their life to me. - C.

Answer 3

Have you been to school and learned English? Apparently not.

I think your question was "Have you ever SEEN a dead person before".... ??

Before what?

Yes, I was an EMT for years. I have seen more dead people than most. In fact, my very first call was a guy that ate a shotgun. No problem. Bag'em and drag'em. Or at least what was left of him.

Most of the dead ones fell into 2 categories. The money maker was nursing home calls. People that just died naturally and peacefully but by law were required to be transported to the hospital. The fun one were the OD cases. Maybe it was just my strange luck, but most of the DOA druggies were females between 20 & 30. We used to carry the bodies down 3 flights of stairs making believe the deceased was carrying on or battling us as most of the druggies did before they died.

Hey - gotta cope with the stress somehow. Don't be so quick to judge.

Answer 4

I see some on a regular basis. I'm a phlebotomist at a hospital. Just a few weeks ago I was told to go draw a patient's blood and when I tried to wake him he was already dead. I was told by the nurses that he had just died half an hour before I got there and someone from the morgue was on his way to get the body. It was kinda creepy but I'm used to it.

Answer 5

Besides seeing them at funerals...I have unfortunatly watched my grandmother take her last breath...

Also seen a couple bodies pulled from the lake I worked at...2 drownings 3 days apart...

And was first on seen before the police shown up at an car accident...will never get that sight out of my head...

Answer 6

Your question is unclear.

Do you mean a dead body or a ghost?

In any case I've seen both.

Answer 7

Yeah. At funerals, at a car accident, and in hospitals.

Answer 8

I dissected one and I diagnosed another as being dead.

Answer 9

yeah, i've even held a friends dead baby, that was kinda weird for me

Answer 10

Hundreds No TV, video or photos.