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Top Comments of this video!! :3
Penicillin was one of the greatest gifts Britain gave the world.
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My maternal great-grandfather got gangrene in his left arm after being wounded at Vimy Ridge. Lost his arm above the elbow. He also got shot through the chest, losing half of his right lung.
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My great-great grandfather was a surgeon for the Confederacy during the American Civil War. I can’t imagine how many limbs he amputated. Went on to be a doctor, coroner, judge and mayor in a small town in west Texas. He was known for riding his horse and carriage all across the countryside making home visits to his patients at all hours of the day.
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Shout Out to the dude in the wheelchair with no feet sitting with so much damn class
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I used to work in an OR. Gaseous gangrene is nasty and it spreads unbelievably FAST. Now I understand why they did so many amputations. It has to be stopped right away. I always thought the amputations were performed because medical science was primitive. We still do the same thing today. Without antibiotics the doctors really had no choice. Antibiotics don't help once that infection starts.
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Honestly as a medical student this stuff is always fascinating
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May God bless all those who lost their lives.
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Not a time i would ever want to live in and especially would NEVER want to be severely injured in. In fact, any time period prior to this i would never ever ever ever ever want to be seriously injured in!!
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I've heard stories about WWII from my grandfather. Stories about Korean Conflict from my father. I heard things about Vietnam from my oldest brother.
I heard very little about Desert Storm
from my Uncle General Storming Norman.
I heard almost nothing about Afghanistan from my son who's a USMC
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Horrible. Not only the shooting, bombing and gassing, you had to survive the medical processes too. Poor guys. War is torture.
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Work colleagues of mine suffered from breathing in phosgene gas in a lab accident. One of them had the responsibility and ordered my other colleague to leave, while he stayed behind to contain the gas leak. He refused medical assistance, but was brought to the ER as well, despite his resistance. The one who left before him and should have inhaled less was later on a respirator and nearly drowned in her own mucus. He was even worse of, but survived. He was later fired despite his employer being responsible for the overall situation (e.g. failure to repair fume hood ventilation).
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A lot of “hopefully” back in the Great War; glad to see we’ve come so far.
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Poor fella
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I know there were no ill intentions here but, my grandfather had cancer and his lungs kept filling with fluid. They drained them so many times the tissue was damaged and causing his lungs to collapse. So they could no longer drain them and he slowly drowned in the hospital. What a horrible and slow way to pass.
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"I miss the good old days."
The good old days:
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The image of the guy in the wheelchair goes hard
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It’s crazy to think humans were just figuring this out a few generations ago.
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And later are the weteran,on the road,homeless and abbandonet from governament and care.
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War never changes
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@triune_blades
4 weeks ago
WW1 was absolutely terrifying
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