I'm a Nurse and I wasn't ready for this?! | Mifuyu Reacts to Fire Department Chronicles

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  @blotto5 · 4 months ago

  &quot;I was taking a shower, slipped, and fell, and *pop*&quot;<br><br>&quot;And a buttplug went straight up your butt&quot;<br><br>Didn&apos;t even hesitate like other reactors, former nurse confirmed 🤣

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  @GhostBear3067 · 4 months ago

  Like any healthcare provider she immediately clocked what happened in that bathtub and felt dread at the word &quot;adenosine&quot;.

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• CH

  @ChishioAme · 4 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ieSFpKHqpFY&amp;t=248">4:08</a> Fun fact about this story: in his &quot;Where are they now&quot; series, he mentions that the dude leaning against the car was like 7 feet tall and lifted the car one handed in order to drag his buddy out from under it.

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  @Evitzeoshowerthoughts · 4 months ago

  definitely can confirm she is a nurse when she clocked in on the stretcher being missing haha.

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• SE

  @sergeantwolf8018 · 4 months ago

  Part 2 of this is golden. His &quot;where are they now&quot; series is also a must watch. (It&apos;s where he goes over the assorted calls he&apos;s been on and the aftermath)

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• HE

  @hedgeon3205 · 4 months ago

  It’s cool to see a medical experienced person watch these videos. I love when she has the exact same reaction to things as the characters in the skits

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• TS

  @Tsurf · 4 months ago (edited)

  Mifu&apos;s immediate reaction to &quot;Adenosine&quot; made me crack up. She knew EXACTLY how bad the situation was with that one word. 😂<br><br>Also Mifu? o7 My respects to ya for being there during a really wild time. Mom&apos;s a retired nurse and she was looking really stressed keeping up with her still working co-workers and the students she taught around then.

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• FO

  @FormulaFox · 4 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ieSFpKHqpFY&amp;t=404">6:44</a> - My neighbor is a career paramedic who once responded an almost completely identical case, and he is POSITIVE its the one time the crazy story was true. Because its either that or this dude went to INSANE lengths to make it appear so. In addition to the soap bottle being a small travel-size thing, the patient had countless bruises up and down his back, hairline fracture of the pelvis, and chipped tailbone - everything consistent with a shower fall.<br><br>He considers himself lucky, because every medical professional will have ONE TIME in their career where the crazy excuse/story for the object up the exhaust port is real, but the vast majority will NEVER KNOW which one it is. He will never have that eating at his mind.

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• SA

  @sadstormtrooper8826 · 4 months ago

  My father was a volunteer firefighter for most of his career until around when I was born. He told me about a welfare check that they responded to for an elderly woman. They weren’t getting any response from knocking on the door or ringing the bell and the door was locked, but the kitchen window was open so to avoid breaking down the door they wanted to send someone through the window to unlock it. My father was the smallest on the department so he was always the one sent into tight spaces. So he’s climbing up into the window and one of the officers also responding to the call calls over “Don’t worry, she’s a terrible shot!” And he whips around, “She’s shot at you before?” “Yeah, but she can’t hit shit so don’t worry about it.” So as soon as he got through the window and over the counter, he bolted to the door and out of there. Unfortunately, or fortunately depending on your view the woman was found deceased in her bed so my father wasn’t in any danger but like, holy shit.<br><br>For a personal experience at the hospital, I don’t remember it well but I’ve been told the story, I managed to scratch my eye with a Lego piece as a kid. It wasn’t that bad, It’s made a full recovery and I can see fine out of it (though I swear it’s slightly worse than my other eye). But apparently it looked pretty gnarly when they put the dye in to see it cause they invited like half the department in to look at it.<br><br>The other one was when a heavy object fell on my head and split my scalp open. It hit the thick part of my skull and didn’t damage it, nor was there any brain trauma, so this was relatively mild too but it did require 5 staples to close the wound. Now I like to know what’s going to happen In advance so on the way to the hospital I asked my mom (I was a kid when this happened too) what they were going to do. She told me that they were going to have to use stitches or glue to close up the wound. I didn’t like the idea of stitches but at least I knew what was going to happen, the we got there and they told us that they were going to use staples and I freaked out. Reportedly I didn’t fight it, but I screamed at every staple and scared the nurses with the most diabolical “how dare you” face ever conceived.

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  @Jeff··Uy · 4 months ago (edited)

  I know a doctor (now retired) that worked ER and for them was incredibly common to have people slipping in the shower only to fall directly into a shampoo bottle/deodorant/soap bar. And she worked in a small city, like 100k people.

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  @samuelculper7125 · 3 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ieSFpKHqpFY&amp;t=110">1:50</a> 1.The ambulance ride alone already costs more than your door. 2. Your window was rolled down, your window is definitely done. 3. Legs are actually much better at stopping bullets than car doors so it almost certainly did not bounce around inside of your door.

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  @munkeefinkelbeen5395 · 4 months ago

  Remember: if you&apos;re putting something up the tradesman&apos;s entrance, make sure it has a flared base. Too many horror stories about people getting random stuff stuck up there 😅

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