

i mean if you’re eating coffee yeah but I was talking about gi blood yeah. :/
i mean if you’re eating coffee yeah but I was talking about gi blood yeah. :/
Mine is vomit and sometimes, I guess related, the “coffee grounds” that can appear during CPR of someone having airway/gi troubles. We got rosc on the last guy so, it’s worth it!
The victims I have seen directly consumed by fire, I have seen while wearing my scba and have not really smelled them. I’m not on the crews that transport after.
However, when we go to an untimely death or otherwise serious call, there are certainly smells. Nothing having kids hasn’t also sort of exposed you to, though.
Then again, cats, old feces, and other unknown substances and smells from long-passed people does stick around.
You get used to it in an odd way.
Can confirm - yes. It would look that bad. Or maybe it’s just my face.
Where is TempleOS when you need it, huh?