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Today, I was working as a lifeguard. A woman began to have a seizure. Nervous, I went into shock and walked into a tree, knocking myself out. Post seizure, the woman stood up and walked away. Later, I woke up in the hospital. The ambulance had arrived to take her, but ended up taking me instead. FML

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"Today, I had a seizure. I thought the lifeguard would save me but turns out they managed to knock themself out because they panicked. The ambulance took them to hospital, forgetting about me. FML" Poor woman.

Maybe you should get a new job.

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CaptainBaconMan 0

This is an FML, but still a YDI. What if she was going into v-fib? You're a trained life guard, (as am I), you can't get overly nervous, and if you can't help it, then you shouldn't be a lifeguard.

Wow, I'm glad you're not a life guard in my neighborhood. Your response to life threatening situations should not be self-harm.

i'm not gonna say ydi, but if you can't handle a situation like that then you might wanna rethink being a lifeguard.

....Wow. But look at it this way: If this woman could really get away, then she must be in a somewhat healthy state. Worst case, she´ll have to call the hospital again. Therefore they could take care of you.

planetearth 0

You're the worst lifeguard ever. I hope you got fired after this. What do you do when a kid is drowning? Swallow your tongue?

#79 I resent that remark...

#86 The woman got up and walked away, but she didn't understand where she was or what was happening to her and she was probably in a good deal of pain. From experience, having a seizure leaves you in a neurologically and physically vulnerable state for days.

Yeah, I think you should look for a new job if you can't handle the stress of having other people's lives under your responsibility.

Seriously, how does one walk into a tree with such a strong impact?