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@joebaumgart1146

Жыл бұрын

This is your worst meme yet. I don't get it?

@danbrit9848

Жыл бұрын

Citation needed on that animal stuff is any different then humens...altho you told everyone to take untested experimental drugs so it's to be expected...can't wait for the vid on jad side effects or all the jabed athletes going down on the field ...but I have a feeling data isn't your motivation

@Weelki

Жыл бұрын

Wake up babe! Fresh ChubbyEmu!

@werbnaright5012

Жыл бұрын

So... not a recovery then.

@burakaysezer3110

Жыл бұрын

Can you check Instagram dm

You know if a farmer shows up to the emergency room, they are at death's door.

@Killbayne

Жыл бұрын

farmers will literally cut half of their arm off in an accident and just finish working and then bandage it up a bit. if one comes up in the emergency room they're either already dead or about to be. that first part is speaking from experience btw

@chuck948

Жыл бұрын

@@Killbayne Based farmers

@hsjshdhsjshsh958

Жыл бұрын

If they're small independent farmers or farm labourers then yeah probably

@darkparker7500

Жыл бұрын

Not necessarily.

@kuutti6777

Жыл бұрын

I can relate. Living in the countryside you get used to not having doctors around and you just keep going no matter what happens.

A full recovery = 😁 A recovery = 😔 At autopsy = 😭

@gmnotyet

Жыл бұрын

RIP

@Killbayne

Жыл бұрын

At excorism: 💀

@Flamsterette

Жыл бұрын

@@Killbayne What's an excorism?

@AchillesFeel

Жыл бұрын

@@Flamsterette expelling an evil spirit 👻

@ryanfrank1309

Жыл бұрын

​@@Flamsterette I'm pretty sure they happen at a special ceremony called a bris🤷‍♂️

Cases like these make me extra sad because this was an honest accident. He wasn't being dumb and fooling around with medicine, taking 10 times the normal dose on purpose for a joke or to impress someone. He knew what he was doing and it went wrong because of something outside of his control.

@TB-yx5of

10 ай бұрын

I hate to say it but he was dumb. You should not be handling one animal in a crush with other livestock loose in the yard around you...especially if they are about to calve! It's basic health and safety in a farming environment. An accidental needle stick is the least of your worries. A grumpy 500kg cow can easily kill you by crushing you against the rails or ground. I've been a farmer for 50 years. Sadly you see lots of stupid dead farmers....

@angelos9800

10 ай бұрын

@@TB-yx5of But it was the "accidental needle stick" that completely and utterly obliterated his body. Your worry should be safety like you say but most likely these people didn't know any better. Don't underestimate the power that drugs hold. All drugs, and all "accidental needle sticks" can be deadly and should be treated with caution.

@senadejesus1924

9 ай бұрын

😢

@mikeity2009

2 ай бұрын

@@TB-yx5of Shut up.

@cmen6895

2 ай бұрын

@@TB-yx5ofYeah boss, I bet you are MUCH smarter than some guy you know absolutely nothing about other than that he was viciously taken from his family. Go tell them that daddy was an idiot.

Reminds me of something that happened to an old chef I worked for. He was a cattle farmer and also used chewing tabacco (this will become relevant) and had a similar experience with one of his cows. He got kicked in the chest so hard that he went into cardiac arrest and was barely able to call his then girlfriend to get on the phone and call 911. He ended up in a coma and seemingly made a full recovery. Fast forward a week after he wakes from his coma, and he gets a lung infection. This was from the chewing tabacco he had in his mouth, which he swallowed during the kick and some got lodged in his lungs and created the infection. He went septic and was put in a medically induced coma. This time when he woke he had some sort of brain damage and couldn’t read, walk, talk, or anything. He had to relearn how to do all of that. After hearing that I was very surprised that the man is even alive today.

@rickmorrow6703

Жыл бұрын

I was in my 30s in north central Nebraska helping some rancher friends vaccinate some cattle. My job was to inject the nearly 1000 lbs cattle with a dose of 7 way vaccine. The chute wasn't built for the size critters we were working and a steer lunged as I attempted the shot. I took the entire dose in my arm and backed the hell away pulling the needle out. Everyone got concerned and two of the cowboys led me away and sat me down. We had no phone service and I felt like crap but I wasn't experiencing any bad symptoms other than dizziness and a weird sensation all over internally. About 20 minutes later I went back to work at the chute. I never did like working livestock in poor conditions but that sealed the deal for me. I'm now in my mid 60s with that life time 7way injection. I was lucky and know it. Few people really know how hard AG producing is and it's usually a hardship that leads to an accident, God bless our Ranchers and Farmers cause I like to eat!

@burp2019

10 ай бұрын

lucky to have survived all of that

@roboticunclephil

8 ай бұрын

@@rickmorrow6703 damn dude

@alexia3552

7 ай бұрын

Duuude that's brutal

@user-mj8bg3fw8w

6 ай бұрын

Reminds me of the spongebob episode where garry needes snail plasma and thaddeus accidentally injects it into spongebobs nose and he transforms into a snail himself

There's not much that's as heartbreaking as hearing Emu say the words "at autopsy".

@seekingthelovethatgodmeans7648

Жыл бұрын

I would have expected some long dragged out death at the worst ("here's what happened to his organs"). Fooey. Here's what happened to his heart. The other organs had nothing to do with it.

@libertasautmors8995

Жыл бұрын

Hearing an emu talk is not heartbreaking, it's pretty awesome.

@AnEmu404

Жыл бұрын

@@libertasautmors8995 thanks that means a lot

@libertasautmors8995

Жыл бұрын

@@AnEmu404 Why, you're most welcome, talking emu!

@Animebryan2

Жыл бұрын

@@libertasautmors8995 Watching an entire army of Emus conquer Australia is even better.

My dad got bumped when trying to give a cow an injection, and instead, he got the full dose. Fortunately, it was for tetanus. When he went to emerge, the doctors chuckled and told him he now has lifetime immunity. Watching this was horrifying, because it could have been my dad.

@psychopopbunny

Жыл бұрын

I'm glad your dad's okay!

@Kirmeins

Жыл бұрын

Your dad was lucky! I hope it wasn't a bump from another cow and if it was, I really, really hope your dad changed his setup right away. It might not be a Tetanus injection next time. Also I hope he doesn't take the doctors joke about lifetime immunity seriously because sadly that isn't how it really works. :D

@gaiustacitus4242

Жыл бұрын

You just reminded me that its been more than 10 years since my last tetanus vaccination.

@CheMysteryLabs

Жыл бұрын

Bro got enough vaccine to immunize 5 generations ahead

@erinbailey4631

Жыл бұрын

I feel the same way. I just texted my dad and told him how grateful I was that he was so careful

My wife knew this family and is familiar with the accident. Micotel has no antidote and NIOSHA recommends using other much safer antibiotics. They also recommend single dose loading of the hypodermic injector......one dose, for one animal at a time. Also recommended is a hardened carrying case to transfer the injector to the stall where it will be used. All stalls should be solid built and if possible the ones next to the working stall vacated. Lots of ways to die out here in the country!

@bmo14lax

7 ай бұрын

Yeah, I have to ask myself if there are safer administration methods, Yes, this method has been used for decades. But like you said, this other particular antibiotic seems to have a better delivery system that this farmer did not follow, correct?

@gavinsstuff6145

3 ай бұрын

I have a hired man with a black hand from microtill, just from a prick

Jeez, I didn't realize he died until you said "at autopsy." God, that's so tragic and senseless. What an awful reason to die, from a freak accident like that. I feel for his family, I hope they're alright. That's so sad. I'm glad, at the very least, that he got to know his family loved him and were coming to his side and probably got to see them for a second before he hit the floor. Poor guy. God rest his soul.

One of the rare cases you've covered where the patient not only could tell the Doctors what happened, but was actually truthful about it too.

@whatsanenigma

Жыл бұрын

And one of the rare cases where they didn't do it on purpose. Such a tragedy all the way around.

@PanthereaLeonis

Жыл бұрын

And still didn't make it.

@chadandersen6590

Жыл бұрын

Yeah I mean when you aren't embarrassed about having done something you knew was stupid it's probably easier to just be truthful from the start.

@johnmca5643

Жыл бұрын

I still have my doubts. I'm thinking an anti-vacine Midwest farmer catches covid. He injects himself with this cow drug thinking it'll be the same as Invermectin. He's to embarrassed and creates this story.

@whatsanenigma

Жыл бұрын

@@johnmca5643 It happened back in 2003 though.

Oh his poor family. JC worked a hard honest job to provide for his family and they all suffered from this terrible accident. Much love to him and his family

@mrlloydval2887

Жыл бұрын

Abusing animals is not an honest job. His victim fought back against him, which resulted in his death.

@deancampbell8206

Жыл бұрын

@@mrlloydval2887 I think you need to check yourself out of society

@mrlloydval2887

Жыл бұрын

@@deancampbell8206 Why should I? Are you talking in reference to some crazy conspiracy theory about society collapsing? Seems like a weird thing to tell someone without context.

@kendricklamargaming8174

Жыл бұрын

@@mrlloydval2887 🤡

@dinkel8077

11 ай бұрын

@@mrlloydval2887 you have no idea the environment in which he raised his animals? bruh

I remember when this happened. What a great father, husband, son, brother, uncle, friend.... RIP RJH 1979-2016

@lop0998

Жыл бұрын

Bro it happened in 2003

@salomon16348

Жыл бұрын

​@@lop0998 in the hospital ER for 13 years

@isaacbruner65

Жыл бұрын

@@lop0998 Ryan J. Handlos died in 2016, which is what the comment is likely referring to. Completely different incident from the one in the video, though.

Everytime he says autopsy instead of recovery, my heart drops a little. I feel for JC and his family.

@MrJest2

Жыл бұрын

I rather gathered the end result simply because of how short the video was...

@yaykruser

Жыл бұрын

I did not know these Videos could end badly :(

@CarloLeonKolega

Жыл бұрын

@Michael Grant That's what you are suposed to you bro why you look the comments? This generation has no patience and attention span.

@septembersurprise5178

Жыл бұрын

"To die one's self is a thing that must be easy, and light of consequence; but to lose a part of one's self--well, we know how deep that pang goes, we who have suffered that disaster, received that wound which cannot heal." - Mark Twain

@endgame4613

Жыл бұрын

​​@@CarloLeonKolega Old people as always speaking of "This generation" when someone does or say something they don't like or that they 'never' did or said before.

This may explain why my grandfather, a cattle farmer, had his chutes set up so the side you climbed up on and worked on the cattle was outside the field with the other animals. Until this video, it never occurred to me that one of the other cattle might get persnickety when your focus was on the cow in the chute. Gramps always had a lot of common sense. Wish more had rubbed off on me.

@TheCoffeehound

Жыл бұрын

That's how we had ours set up, also. When I was a teenager, I was bigger than my dad, so I ended up being the one in the chute, pushing the cattle. I got pretty good at reading the cattle, although I did end up getting chased up the fence a time or two.

@billcipher_w

Жыл бұрын

This is such a charming comment. RIP Gramps.

@rokkraljkolesa9317

Жыл бұрын

common sense isn't a thing, there's only what you know and don't know I'm guessing your gramps/someone he knew realized that it'd be a better idea to do it that way rather than how JC had it

@theresehopkins1581

Жыл бұрын

Your grandfather sounds a lot like my mother.... the older I get, the wiser my mom gets.... at this rate, she's a genius!!! Thanks for sharing your wonderful memory!!! ❤

@joedirt9600

Жыл бұрын

Cattle naturally crowd and push.

Hats off for the farmers and ranchers who risk it all to bring us wholesome food. 💜 RIP JC

@NguyenQuang-tm3ou

Жыл бұрын

@@ExtradaemonYTsure sweetie

@deannaa2006

Жыл бұрын

​@ExtradaemonYT and what do you think happens to the animals that called the land used for vegetables or fruit are planted and harvested? Do you really think they outrun a line of combines? How about the chemical sprayed that kills everything else? How cute does the animal need to be for you to care about their life?

@ExtradaemonYT

Жыл бұрын

Idk man I think there might be a realm of difference between bugs and mammals, like incomparably so. Anyway lol to imply I'm in favour of aggressive pesticide use. Bug's Life isn't a documentary ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

@lop0998

Жыл бұрын

​@@ExtradaemonYT food

@lop0998

Жыл бұрын

​@@ExtradaemonYT bugs do matter but soometimes inconvinient so we gotta *remove*😊 them

I have a degree in agriculture and I'm impressed with your correct terminology. Lots of people don't understand words like "heifer" or "squeeze chute."

At least JC didn't do this on purpose, and told the doctors what happened. Edit* jfc 7.6k likes? Don't think I've ever had so many people agree with me on anything lol

@supercoolyguy

Жыл бұрын

Progress 🤜🤛

@82dorrin

Жыл бұрын

For all the good it did. ☹

@deki9827

Жыл бұрын

Yep, he wasn't on the grind to become mancow

@ruizoob

Жыл бұрын

That's a rare sight on this channel

@prukutkin

Жыл бұрын

Al least

The wild thing is accidental needle pokes/injections happen more than one would think. Cows can be unpredictable. You can take every precaution and end up with something like this.

@cwill2127

Жыл бұрын

Lol same with humans. Especially ones who come in psychotic and violent

@misseselise3864

Жыл бұрын

even in the human medical field it happens a fair amount

@christopherpeart731

Жыл бұрын

oh for sure, having given cows shots countless times you eventually get poked a few times.

@werbnaright5012

Жыл бұрын

I got a stick after giving Narcan for an overdose. That was a not fun treatment/6 months of worrying.

@whatamievendoing3416

Жыл бұрын

@@werbnaright5012 YIKES, I hope you're out of the woods by now!

My heart sank when he said ‘at autopsy’. What a terrible freak accident. I hope he at least got a glimpse of his family before passing. Just a working man doing his job.

@joisa

Жыл бұрын

Saddest part it's that he was so close to seeing his family, he died in his excitement of meeting them again 💔

@MrEvan312

Жыл бұрын

I dreaded hearing those words when it was mentioned that he collapsed right before his family could get to his room... he didn't even get to say goodbye.

@videoettaceo8900

Жыл бұрын

My heart sank reading your spoiler.

@johnhoppkins7258

Жыл бұрын

This makes it even more sad. I know the feeling. My dad died right before I got to his hospital room. He had a rare respiratory bacterial infection. It's been just over a year, and I still miss him so much.

@Izunadara

Жыл бұрын

You know what else? He also said "at autopsy" during the coconut water case and the exact same foreboding music played when we got to ER as it did in that video.

Aww, normally there's a more positive outlook to these stories, either a partial, a somewhat or a full recovery, it's rare to hear a story on this channel of a death. I'd like to thank the family of the farmer for giving permission for this story to be published, and thank you to our host for dealing with this subject so sensitively.

You win. I'm subscribing to this channel now. It started with a random KZread recommendation. It was interesting enough to click on a second random vid a couple days later. Then I realized that I'm actually learning something (especially now that 'Emia = Presence in blood' is seared into my brain.) Also, thank you for making my weird, food-germ related hypochondria worse. Solid channel!

For once, here's a patient who did everything right and it still wasn't enough. How heartbreaking that he didn't even get to see his family again. As someone currently doing their nursing degree, one of my biggest fears is definitely accidentally injecting myself of someone else with the wrong medicine or a wrong dose. There's no room for error doing this type of stuff, and there's good reasons for any and all regulation of the process.

@assetaden6662

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, sadly, life isn't fair, and "It is possible to not commit any mistakes and still lose."

@gabrielhamilton2880

Жыл бұрын

That's why we have to follow the Rights of Medication Administration. They'll save the patient (and your license) every time. Good luck with your studies!

@TehKaiser

Жыл бұрын

He should have restrained that horned cow first.

@AhJodie

Жыл бұрын

Don't let that fear keep bothering you, because you might sabotage yourself, rather, get really good at checking, and if you are ever distracted, or don't feel right about something... stop! I am telling you this as a nurse. Distraction, and not listening to your own intuition are big problems. Remember, you can always work overtime if you need to, which is usual, but you cannot go back in time. Stay as calm as possible. The only time to rush is if someone is like when someone is choking, not when giving meds... ever!

@Whoever68

Жыл бұрын

Around 30 years ago, we had a client whose loved one was administered a drug intravenously rather than subcutaneously whilst in hospital recovering from an injury. Unfortunately this mistake cost the patient their life. Check, check and triple check before administering any drug.

As a vet, this is a concern for my large animal colleagues. They often have much higher life insurance premiums compared to those that deal with small animals because of risks like this.

@ffrreeddyy123456

Жыл бұрын

Premium costs for large animal vets is a massive concern in every American’s heart now days. We all feel and pray for them to have more equal charges.

@ragepig1059

Жыл бұрын

@@ffrreeddyy123456 equal? I thought you said you're american lol this is a weird comment

@chrisfeaster7989

Жыл бұрын

cows kill more people then sharks.

@aaroncapricorn5867

Жыл бұрын

what do you need to do? snipe them with an injection? xDDD gotta be able to implement better steps for safety

@Veladus

Жыл бұрын

People massively underestimate how dangerous cows are. I've heard so many stories of cows attacking people, often ending in death. My favorite one, always makes me smile, a cow was about to kill some poor guy and the guy's horse was nearby. The horse hopped the fence and started tenderizing the steaks. Saved the guy's life.

The shot of the farmer waving and walking away made me cry. How horrible and sad. His poor family, too.

Thank you for sharing this information. May that farmer rest in peace. May his family find peace as well.

This is a sad one... you never know in what bizarre way your life might end

@American-Jello

Жыл бұрын

It could happen at any moment. I sure hope everyone is prepared for it.

@nasonguy

Жыл бұрын

This one is sad and quite sobering. I keep chickens and goats. The chickens aren’t a concern as their medication is all via feed, drenches, dust baths, etc. The goats though and all via injectables. I was already nervous about accidental sticks, but man, this just drives home that I need to stick with my well practiced protocol and take every precaution, every time.

@tkat6442

Жыл бұрын

​@Formerly S.G. I used to watch that. The causes of death were so unusual, and the deceased were almost always painted as unsympathetic characters, presumably to make it less heartbreaking to watch, or in some cases easy to cheer when they died! This farmer though...what a heartbreaking tragedy.

I like how the video begins with the patient be honest on what he put inside his body compared to everyone else in this series.

@_hector__

Жыл бұрын

Because farmers arent idiots

@matthewrease2376

Жыл бұрын

Well yeah cause he didn't take it intentionally.

@Call-me-Al

Жыл бұрын

​@@_hector__ farmers absolutely can be idiots about some things, unfortunately. Like voting against their own interests. The farmer in this example just luckily did everything right in this case of terrible accident.

@brasilballs

Жыл бұрын

@@_hector__ there was that other farmer who tried to excise his cancer himself and died from it

@jamesortega8681

Жыл бұрын

the honest one dies

Very good video. Condolonces to the Farmers friends and family. But must say the in depth detailed explanations of how the body works and the diagnosing process are exactly why I am subscribed.

I realised TWO things today. 1. After watching you for ages on Snapchat, you have a KZread channel & 2. Even though I've saw your content & name for months, I only noticed its Chubby Emu when I was copying the spelling to type it on here to check if you had a channel on here. Anyway, I'm a massive fan & can't wait to watch all this content I've been missing (also without adverts every 50 words!!! Yay)

Somewhat reminds me of a story I once read by british zoo vet David Taylor who managed to accidentially poisoned himself when trying to tranquilize some kind of antilope. The tranquilizer in question was perfectly safe for most animals but not for primates (humans included) who were considerable more sensitive to it, so that even a tiny amount could already result in a lethal overdose. Taylor was using a blowdart to administer the tranquilizer because he couldn't get close to the animal and as he was shooting the dart he noticed a tiny droplet of cold liquid enter his mouth. Fortunately for him, the drug came with an antidote, specifically because it was so easy to accidentially poison yourself with, and in a panic, he immediately injected that antidote, right through his clothes. Just in time as well, as the drug had already started taking effect and since it was an opioid (might have been carfentanil, I don't quite remember) he started tripping balls and drifting out of consciousness. In the end, he survived without any longterm side effects from the drug, however because he hadn't taken the time to disinfect the puncture site before injecting the antidote he ended up catching an infection there that left him incapacitated for a week or two.

@sageambrosek5206

Жыл бұрын

There was no time! He did well.

@ManabiLT

Жыл бұрын

@@sageambrosek5206 Yep, I think everyone would take "infection incapacitating you for a week" over "death by opioid overdose."

@n.e.g4865

Жыл бұрын

Carfentinyl is used for elephants as well, the lethal dosage for humans is insanely low (2mg).

@alexc4924

Жыл бұрын

That's a good outcome. When something goes badly wrong with an aeroplane, there's a saying that a good (crash) landing is one you can walk away from, and a great landing is where you can use the plane again. Same thing applies here

@mulan7015

Жыл бұрын

So this needs an antidote as well

The fact that negative results just don't get published is a huge problem. It's wasteful when researchers end up going down an already explored dead end, but it's really shocking that the same problem exists for this situation where the stakes are so much higher.

@Kushibunny

Жыл бұрын

I think the bigger problem is things like that need to be published as a full written case report, and that's a lot of effort for every circumstance. There should be some more streamlined process where they can just file away, Tilmicosin poisoning, patient died prior to treatment. That way also when people are searching, they don't have to read 5000+ case studies, it's just a line for line comparison, this worked, this didn’t. Makes it much easier for collating data.

@mark2073

11 ай бұрын

I have zero surprise that the medical system doesn't properly investigate and publish these kinds of things.

When I searched this story I was so glad to see your channel doing the story. Your the best!

Yikes! Farmers are very skilled with animals and medications. Unfortunately the FDA has made a rule that they can no longer do it without a vet prescription come June 2023. They are making farming more expensive. The description of the calcium/potassium mechanisms in the contraction/relaxation of the heart muscle was epic and informative @Chubbyemu. Thx!

@johnphillips4776

10 ай бұрын

It's incredible just how many government agencies are anti-American and actuality hurt the populace in the end. The amounts of collusion, bribery, and apathy are disgusting

@goku445

9 ай бұрын

Animal exploiters

I remember when I was taking the veterinary technician program in college that we talked about this in class. The instructor made an effort to emphasize how even less than a milliliter can be deadly to humans, and reminded us to always have the cap of a syringe on until you're ready to inject. It's heartbreaking how just one small slipup, like not noticing where the pregnant/temperamental cow was , can lead to an inescapable death

@jesuschristiscallingyou953

Жыл бұрын

For real. It's the darn complacency of people. Possible things that in theory should be impossible still happen because people lower their guard. That's all it takes. No excuses. 😔 When I was in the US Army, complacency was the biggest military sin. It was the monster to fear, yet people still became complacent and bad stuff always happened. For example, we had to have blade walkers on every rotor blade when pulling birds out of the hangar. We needed to rotate them slowly as to not hit the walls and the other aircraft. Well, one guy in our company wasn't paying attention in what was a focused, careful, slow process, and the tip of his blade smacked the hangar door. Hearing that sound is nightmare fuel.😫 Why? There shouldn't be any. Period. A blade hitting anything should be theoretically impossible if one is paying attention.😬 We got in so much trouble, even the other companies.

@primalspirit1

Жыл бұрын

@@jesuschristiscallingyou953 It's not always complacency, though. You can be super careful all the time, but still we are not machines and eventually you will have moments where you lose it.

@jackburton5483

Жыл бұрын

They don’t call it Mightcouldkill instead of Micotil in the ranching community for nothing. Been around it for 20 years and I never use it in the pasture if at all possible, in the barn with the animal restrained in the chute is the best case scenario to mitigate accidents.

@punipuk8507

Жыл бұрын

There has to be a better way. Got to think on this. Antibiotic patch, stick in and bump inject, a 1 way only way injection.... .... This rn 🤔

@geekworthy7938

Жыл бұрын

That or a range of many other jobs...truckdriving?

i was really hoping jc would survive, it's always a relief to hear about someone seeking immediate medical attention instead of keeping it secret or trying to deal with it themselves

@TheSuperPsychoKiller

Жыл бұрын

It’s because people who seek immediate help have health insurance.

@iditrirajan

Жыл бұрын

​@@TheSuperPsychoKiller only in us

@iditrirajan

Жыл бұрын

Because it was on accident. Wehn I first saw the video, as usual I thought he did it on purpose

@Eargesplitten-Loudenboomer

Жыл бұрын

@@TheSuperPsychoKiller You can go just don't pay it, what are they gonna do?

@hyenaedits3460

Жыл бұрын

On the other hand, if a farmer seeks immediate medical attention, you know shit has truly hit the fan.

I have watched this channel for years with my girlfriend and it is one of my favorite youtube channels, so I had to toss you a sub on my account too. I love that your videos are educational, interesting, and that it doesn't assume the viewers know a lot of medical information. Thank you for these videos, keep up the good work!

i would just like to say i truly appreciate your explaining the medical names and terms. its really nice to understand what the word means

We started using “gun type” syringes that you can change needles and wash the whole thing. Dad would often accidentally stab himself because of a spicy cow but very little antibiotics would go in because it takes some good pressure to release. Thank you for making this video. People don’t need to be messing around with shit that’s meant for an animal that over 400 pounds! Since I’m a dental assistant and have steadier hands I give the shots now and my 74 year old daddy is safe

@arronpigford3129

Жыл бұрын

YES 👍

@sixpackbinky

Жыл бұрын

Not sure how many people would be using animal medication on themselves but this guy was a farmer so he has to mess with that crap in order to give his animals antibiotics.

@JackieOwl94

Жыл бұрын

yes, it’s why the recent trend of animal medicine being taken for a certain virus scared the crap out of me. I immediately told my parents how that medicine works and why it shouldn’t be used on humans, especially in those doses. My mother only believed me and I barely kept her away from the stuff because I spent a lot of time caring for large animals as a teen.

@originalprecursor

Жыл бұрын

This hear is WHY. IS WHY you see safety protocol on things. I don't mean his death. I mean all the knowledge about all safety was obtained from death and suffering.

@HoloScope

Жыл бұрын

@@JackieOwl94 did she hear about it and think of trying it?

It’s always a gut-punch when you hear “at autopsy” in the end.

@bluejaguar8626

Жыл бұрын

It’s even worse knowing that he died without getting to see his loved ones, He collapsed as he was about to get up in hope of seeing his family. 😢😢

I was pushed the KZread short explaining the "behind the scenes". Normally I am quite frustrated by KZread's new attempt at taking on tick tock, but I am so happy that it led me to the longform video that I somehow missed.

This is very important! Thanks for sharing this with us!

I appreciated his using this tragic story to illustrate limitations doctors have in understanding ways to treat poisonings and difficulties learning of new antidotes.

@jamescheddar4896

Жыл бұрын

no antidote for sterilizing your entire microbiome

@derekcox543

Жыл бұрын

Honestly this frustrates me, we experiments on tens of millions of animals in the name of science & progression but we can't set aside a miniscule portion of humanity in the name of science & progression because it's "unethical". This notion has set us back hundreds of years, there are millions of prisoners serving life sentences whom we know for a fact have done monstrous things. Why not use them to help with the progression of humanity, they are already in there for life and using our resources might as well put them to good use.

@WavveBoi

Жыл бұрын

​@@derekcox543 based and human experiment pilled. You could even make it voluntary. I'm pretty sure there's a movie on Netflix about this exact topic. If you behave well you get top tier treatment, medical care, and maybe even some pay. Possibly reduced sentence. I'm on board with that. In the movie it goes to hell of course but with some oversight it might last a little longer lol.

@wingjaigaming8240

Жыл бұрын

@@derekcox543 Honestly I would volunteer for the "unethical" experiments as long as it doesn't have any long term effects. Such as studying the effects of dehydration or starvation. I'm sure it would benefit humanity to learn more about human survival, at the cost of some discomfort of some willing volunteers

@Prash1c

Жыл бұрын

@@derekcox543 Though prisoners may deserve punishment... Two wrongs don't make a right... If a criminal does wrong, and then we do wrong to the criminal, its still wrong. Further, if we argue that doing harm to animals is wrong, that should also mean doing harm to humans is also, at minimum, equally wrong if not more wrong. I get your stance and what you are trying to say, but, the reasoning needs to be stronger. I understand that animals are "more innocent" in a way, so perhaps, that is the way to go, but I still would say two wrongs do not make a right. We lock up criminals to protect society and the hope is to rehabilitate them rather than seek vengeance on them--though just punishment is understandable, I'd leave that to God when they do meet their Maker.

7:46 -- "Wow, this is a very serious case, how is he going to get out of this one?" * At autopsy... * "Oh no."

You are my favorite KZread doctor. I learn so much.

Superbly structured, every episode the same dramatic lines. Educational, entertaining and disturbing. What a combo! Cudos to Dr. Whoeveryouare! I presume you're a doctor.

Huge props to the family for bringing the syringe and antibiotic vial with them

¡Este canal es increíblemente interesante! Aprendo mucho en cada vídeo que veo, es sin duda un canal muy valioso e informativo.

Glad I watched the video. The title had me thinking he did it to see what it would do. R.I.P JC 🥺😔

Dang, this guy is nice detail oriented than any Hollywood director... actually got a syringe made for veterinary use and a 15 gauge needle (a huge needle size that in the vet field would mostly only be used in cattle or other large animal medicine) just for a short dramatization... very nice.

@cysioland

Жыл бұрын

ChubbyEmu is very detail oriented, just look at the sheer quality of videography (and the fact that he got the video dubbed in Spanish and Portuguese)

@RICDirector

Жыл бұрын

18 or 16 is typical for cattle

@Agispsi

Жыл бұрын

@onafixedincome yes I know because they are more common gauges, but I know LA vets that use 15. The point wasn't that it's the most common, it's that he chose a needle gauge appropriate for LA medicine. It could have been a 25 and 99% of people wouldn't have known but he put in the effort.

@angelaharris53

Жыл бұрын

The syringe was a nice touch. The cattle were black angus beef cattle though. not a dairy variety. Angus are far more likely to have bad attitudes. Dairy cows are usually a bit more gentle by breeding just because they have to be handled for milking.

@Agispsi

Жыл бұрын

@Angela Harris Didn't realize he said it was a dairy farmer, hey he got close though lol Most people would have used stock video

JC sure ends up in the hospital a lot. Poor fellow.

@fuzbeatboxern5714

Жыл бұрын

Lol

@Redhead-hz1sm

Жыл бұрын

At least he didn't do it to himself this time!

@carmelafernando7823

Жыл бұрын

Despite the autopsy, he'll return in another video. He always does.

@deed5811

Жыл бұрын

JC is the Kenny of Chubbyemu videos

@sometimesleela5947

Жыл бұрын

Go ask the pathology lab about that. I think the doctor's name is Herbert West or something like that.

That poor Man!! One accident and he was gone. I love your Chanel, thank you for teaching, your amazing.

WHAT??? I was expecting this story to have a happy ending! 😭

This story is an occasion that the patient had been brought to the emergency room through no fault of his own. This was a tragic story as well.

@leong108

Жыл бұрын

He had became complacent with avoiding the risk of getting pushed/kicked by the cow. Don't turn your back to an unrestrained cow, , don't go near their legs if they are not restrained. he neglected the basic safety rules of working with cows.

@phir9255

Жыл бұрын

@@leong108 Or basic safety rules of working with syringes

Always love the extent you go to record realistic videos at actual locations, be it in the hospital or outdoors. Gives such a sense of realism for your cases. It must be a lot of work for you, but thank you for it!

@Benson_aka_devils_advocate_88

Жыл бұрын

I was thinking the exact same thing. It really does add to the storyline by painting a more complete picture, though it is admittedly a small contribution. But when I saw the farmer on an actual farm, showing an actual "crush" (which is a term some use for the part that partially closes around their neck but won't let the head or shoulders through, and is used for hoof trimming, abscess drainage or anything else that needs the cows to stay put, but staying put is the last thing on their minds with what you're doing), and seeing other small things that they didn't _need to do_ but they did anyways, I was once again impressed with the level of research that went into the *non medical* part of the script. I was wondering who on his team takes the insane amount of time and effort to setup these shoots. Do they fly one or two people to each location or do they find someone local? Either way it's not as easy as one would think, when viewed through the channel producer's eyes at least.

@alexc4924

Жыл бұрын

Are you sure they are not stock footage?

@jion7242

Жыл бұрын

Those are mostly stock videos you can buy

@mello-by

Жыл бұрын

@@alexc4924 check the description

@Herr_Kommissar

Жыл бұрын

@@jion7242no, he is filming these clips himself and he casts the actors.

I'm so sorry to his family for their loss of a dad and a husband. I hope he's in a better place. ❤

My condolences to that man's family what a tragic accident my heart sunk when I heard he passed away

I used to work with show horses and when a horse had to get an injection, we would iisolate the animal and never work alone. You never know when an accident may happen and someone or the animal could be at risk. I felt bad for the cow farmer getting injected. Thank you so much for sharing this information. It could save some ones life.

@t-bfr45-70

Жыл бұрын

Having some one help is always a good idea. People who work around cows for a living get little to comfortable with being around them lol. Kinda hard to get just one cow alone Sometimes.

EXTREMELY EDUCATIONAL THANKS 👍👍

It always hurts a little to hear "at autopsy". Thank you for the content, man.

Well can't fault the farmer too much on this accident. At least this is a story of an unfortunate circumstance than human stupidity.

@LoveClassicMusic0205

Жыл бұрын

What's sad is the stupid ones usually survive and make "a recovery". This guy had an unfortunate accident and died from it.

@shelbyseelbach9568

Жыл бұрын

All accidents are preventable.

@robinlove6981

Жыл бұрын

I would say that preparing an injection you should stand clear of grumpy cows

@peregrineperry

Жыл бұрын

@@shelbyseelbach9568 somewhat true, but this one was out of this farmer's control for the most part. he didn't know the horned cow would be aggressive and push him, nor did he seem to think about worst-case scenarios like the one he ended up in, seeing as things like this are very unlikely.

@RedHeadForester

Жыл бұрын

​@@shelbyseelbach9568 All accidents are preventable, the second time around. Health and safety regulations are written in blood.

This is so tragic. :( He did everything he could right, the cow didn't know, the needle could've gone other places. So sorry for his family, I hope they're doing alright given what happened to him. ❤ May he rest easy.

@suzannehartmann946

Жыл бұрын

Praying for comfort for his family.

@hamstergirl591

Жыл бұрын

Textbook freak accident :( I remember seeing images of the body of a young woman who tripped down the stairs in her apartment while holding a glass cup, which shattered, and a large shard stabbed her in exactly the spot on the neck where you do not want to be stabbed. Freak accidents are quite sad.

@squishish

Жыл бұрын

@@hamstergirl591 Can't imagine how awful that was for her family. Life really is so short and unpredictable :(

@kartoffelbrei8090

Жыл бұрын

Moo! :(

@lucariobtuse395

Жыл бұрын

Reasons to wear impenetrable clothes when screwing with needles.

Very interesting case. Sad outcome, but considering the level of detective work the doctors had to do at a moment’s notice, I feel like they did their best considering. I could only imagine how much worse it would’ve been if they hadn’t known of his ingestion of said medicine. I wonder if there’s any solution to such an overdose nowadays. Like I said, very interesting, but my deepest condolences to the family. What a tragic way to die…

Props to the medical team for admitting they were out of their element and calling poison control instead of trying to figure everything out on their own!

Poor guy :( One of the few people on this channel that I feel ENTIRELY bad for. Not everyone can have someone else to work with them and he wasn't at fault for this incident at all... Hope he's living well off this earth...

@therabbithat

Жыл бұрын

Dude if you don't feel bad for people who make stupid mistakes you are going to feel really awful and angry at yourself and get depressed when you make a stupid mistake, because everyone on the planet makes stupid mistakes sometimes

@EleonorS

Жыл бұрын

@@therabbithat Perianna literally said "feel ENTIRELY bad for", and I agree. Is it for example "a stupid mistake" when someone rubs an entire tube of pain relief cream between his legs, or drink one liter cough syrup at once, or take 1176 Ibuprofen in a month, or how about cooking their chicken in nigh time flu medicin? It clearly says on the products and (or on the package leaflet) how to use them! Not reading or following these instructions is not a mistake, it's just stupid! I admit I my be somewhat biased because I'm a Pharmacy Technician, but I will never understand people who don't follow, or even read, instructions before taking medication, ESPECIALLY when giving it to children. This includes non-prescription medications, vitamins, supplements etc, because they're also only safe if used correctly, as is demonstrated by many cases on this channel. And who doesn't understand that eating food that's been sitting on a kitchen counter for a week isn't a smart choice?

@jeffd1919

Жыл бұрын

Farming is one of the most dangerous professions according to insurance statistics. A farmer will often attempt tasks solo and if something goes wrong no one is around to help.

@EleonorS

Жыл бұрын

@@jeffd1919 It's one of the top 4 deadliest professions in Sweden too.

This story hits harder for me because of the fact he didn't get hurt due to any kind of stupidity, it was just an unfortunate freak accident

@lostindisorder

Жыл бұрын

Well, kind of makes up for all the cows they force breed and send to slaughter at 1/4 of their life span, because they're unprofitable for milk, and all the baby males they send to slaughter for simply being the wrong sex. But hey ho.

@kj_me

Жыл бұрын

debatable, tends more to stupidity than accident

@fitybux4664

Жыл бұрын

Animals can't be held liable for manslaughter, so you always have to be super careful about them potentially killing you, even accidentally. (Being stomped to death by a horse is still a thing, for instance.)

@AmariFukui

Жыл бұрын

@@fitybux4664 I am keenly aware of this and i'm not even a farmer. One time I was between a horse and its water and it shoved me out of the way with its head like I was NOTHING, it really shows how strong these animals are.

@livestock9722

Жыл бұрын

True, however in this business you always have to have your head on a swivel. Especially if you have horned beasts. Male or female, they soon realize they have the potential to bully, and they will when given the chance.

Thank you. This was an excellent video.

once I got over the thumbnails never really being “what happened to [their] organs”, I really started to enjoy this channel lol. Super entertaining and informative.

How tragic.I extend my sympathy to his family. I know first hand how difficult a lifestyle farming can be. I’m used to seeing things on this channel like “ man decided to pick up and eat a blue ring octopus while riding his bicycle along the beach path.” Something crazy like that. This poor man just had a freak accident, not something he could have really anticipated.

Im honestly so impressed with how you break down the medicines, effects, structures, and cures for these events. This is the content I miss from KZread. 10/10!

@satrah101

Жыл бұрын

KZread dr najeeb , he is the godfather of medical lectures online. Very fascinating stuff. The details are mind blowing, adds even more value when watching these videos.

@Shijaru64

Жыл бұрын

There are still great educators here like Smarter Everyday, Veritasium, Vsauce, Kurzgesagt, Tom Scott, and a few others.

Good job the cameraman got all the action spot on

One of the few times the patient was able to tell the medical team what caused the issue, and they couldn't save him.

As always, thank you for the interesting case and the high production quality! Also, I really appreciate the subtitles!

@chubbyemu

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

@macaroniandgamer

Жыл бұрын

haven't seen one of these since a year

@savagepro9060

Жыл бұрын

@Anon £25.00? Man, I thought the British economy was in shambles!

@_JoeVer

Жыл бұрын

​@macaroniandgamer i wonder why so few creators enable them... maybe they just don't know? xD

@toericabaker

Жыл бұрын

you have more money than sense

You should have your own TV show. You are a great story teller.

@harda7xcore

8 ай бұрын

TV sucks

How sad, thank you for the information.

I said tilmicosin long before you revealed it. It's sometimes used offlabel for rabbits, but few people in their right mind will try it, due to the hazard level. Large feedlots have been known to ask local first responders to hang around when they use it. Tilmacosin is in active use, but as you noted, with pretty in depth restrictions. Even as a vet tech...scary stuff.

@canadian9628

Жыл бұрын

I use Micotil at work and didn't realize how deadly it was until I asked someone why the bottle had a plastic shell around it

@MegaBossmare

Жыл бұрын

Well antibiotics will not be sold without a Vets prescription. Effective in a few months. Also Ivermectin.

💔 this is truly so heartbreaking. I hope his family feels a shred of comfort knowing he didn’t die in vain. His death brought awareness and better protocols for all those people trying to care for their animals like he was. That’s a good man 🙏🏼

@yayhandles

Жыл бұрын

I hope I also suffer a random, tragic, painful, and untimely death so that I can also qualify as a "good man". Would he have been less "good", or less valuable as an individual, if he had lived instead, or not even had the accident at all? Your phrasing seems to imply that the value of a male's life is derived from the disposability of it. "He died and society benefited from it in the most vestigial manner possible; that's a good boy."

@sarahlynn9270

Жыл бұрын

@@yayhandles you can assume you know what I meant. I looked at his character A S. I heard what Chubbyemu said about him and yeah I gathered a good man is one that cares for his animals and tries to do the right thing by them so they don’t suffer with pneumonia I look at his hard work and think that only someone who loves his family would work so hard and do what he does. He isn’t one of those stories on here intentionally doing something that caused his own death. He tried getting help to stay alive for his family. He didn’t hide that he had accidentally stuck himself with a vaccine meant for a 300 hundred pound animal. So please go on ahead and assume.

@yayhandles

Жыл бұрын

@Purgatory Maybe Look at the phrasing of it. It's quite clear. He was a good man because he died for society's benefit - another, typical, disposable male. Maybe she didn't mean it that way; if not, cool, just edit the post and make it more clear. The idea of males being more disposable and less valuable than women is not a new thing, and is so heavily ingrained into the cultural subconscious that most people are completely oblivious to even the existence of such an idea. We're literally inundated to it because it is constantly socially queued from birth, to both sexes. For example, studies have shown that new parents tend to let male infants cry for much longer than female infants before doing anything about it. Discipline towards male children, at nearly all points in history and in nearly all cultures, is demonstrably *FAR* harsher than the disciplining of female children, regardless of which parent is acting upon it. In trouble with the law? Once again, study after study after study shows that women performing illegal acts are far less likely to even be charged, or convicted, than a male commiting identical acts. Assuming she's even convicted, the disparity of sentencing severity between males and females is so pronounced that some female serial killers have cited it as a motivation for them to continue their criminal lifestyle (Eileen Wuornos is a great example of this). Women demand equal employment opportunities and recognition in the workplace, yet study after study after study, regardless of geographic location and development, shows that the most dangerous and stressful jobs, however necessary they are, will be avoided like the plague by women - just let the disposable males die doing necessary yet dangerous labor and don't think twice about it! Go take a look at history and it's always been like this, literally everywhere, regardless of what it entails (other than being dangerous). My voicing of the preceding sentences? How dare I! Obviously, I must surely be a misogynist for stating such a thing, regardless of the veracity and endless fetting of such a claim. Women say they want more men to get involved in discussions of gender inequality, and yet the very moment a male opens his mouth in such a forum and voices even the most mildly dissenting or alternative view, he will be immediately silenced, reprimanded, and publicly shamed for speaking his mind, valuing his own experiences, or having his own opinion. Is it any wonder that the only men you find in such Western circles are essentially sycophantic parrots, by necessity, that have been endlessly brainwashed and gaslighted into martyring and marginalizing themselves? I'm not even allowed to have a voice of my own, should it go against a woman's perceptions. Consider the degree of privilege required to literally shut someone down for disagreeing with you, by default, regardless of the weight of their words. Worst of all, there are now actions being taken to censor such things from being said - to wholly prevent any non-fem-centric dialogue from being established. Meanwhile, a domino-line of countries either pass or are pressured to pass "femicide" laws that quite literally make a woman's life twice as valuable as a male's (go ahead, look up the penal codes). Heaven forbid I not arbitrarily, blindly put others ahead of myself purely by virtue of them having a vagina - isn't that real equality, after all? To answer your question, I'm not mad, but I think that's plenty to be quite angry about. Hopefully, with all of that in mind, upon re-reading the original post and considering the phrasing of it, you'll see why I posited such questions as I did. Maybe she didn't mean it like that. If not, cool, I'm sure she won't have a problem editing it to clarify that the guy had value as a person beyond merely being an extension of his wife and kids.

@PersonausdemAll

Жыл бұрын

This is horrible ☹️

@st.haborym

Жыл бұрын

@@yayhandles In the event of severe population loss, having more women is infinitely more useful than having a ton of men. That's why men are seen as more disposable, because we quite literally are. This is also why men traditionally do the more dangerous jobs, like hunting and fighting and whatnot. It's not sexism dude, it's just pure pragmatism.

So very sad, a real freak accident! Sending much love to the family 💗💗💗

Fun fact: The cardiotoxic effects of Tilmicosin (brand name: Micotil) in humans are well known to the point that the "veterinary drugs directorate" of Canada already issued guidelines to all hospitals on how to treat such an intoxication back in 2003. The official treatment recommendation is Dobutamine, which as a beta-1 receptor agonist does have positive ionotropic effects, partially counteracting the negative ionotropic ones of the tilmicosin that are causing the heart issues. Besides accidents, another reason for human exposure seems to be people who are more willing to inject themselves with cow antibiotics than to seek actual professional medical help.

@SarafinaSummers

Жыл бұрын

Hey, doctors are expensive!

@Psychx_

Жыл бұрын

@@SarafinaSummers I suggest fixing the healthcare system. The U.S. is literally the only developed country where the access to medicinal help stands and falls with one's finances.

@seekingthelovethatgodmeans7648

Жыл бұрын

Can't they at least choose the cow antibiotics that don't give you an immediate heart attack though? Like reading the boilerplate that comes with it?

@seekingthelovethatgodmeans7648

Жыл бұрын

@@Psychx_ True, except in some cases where one's finances are so very very low that the thing called Medicaid kicks in. The stratum just above that is like the porridge that never is at the right temperature. The very wealthy, they don't generally have such problems.

@BoneStack117

Жыл бұрын

It's easy to suggest that, but I reckon you'll find you are preaching to the choir here. Lots of people in USA would love free healthcare, but they don't have it, and can't afford the healthcare that is there. So, fish antibiotics it is.

We used the antibiotic Micotil for several years to treat cattle before the safety training program was implemented. Seeing this video is even scarier than hearing about it from our veterinarian when it happened.

@wirelesscaller7518

Жыл бұрын

Grow Bai hua she she cao, and Chinese medicine herb that blocks virus from cells ra---- istalis

@randybearing8986

Жыл бұрын

Our vet simply said that if you accidentally inject micotil, don't expect to make the 911 call, we didn't use it very often.

@stevelusk7686

Жыл бұрын

Our vet said the poison control number for Micotil was 1-800-deadvet. The new formulation is supposed to be safer...

@ramrod9556

Жыл бұрын

The data sheet on Micotil back in the day if you read it said 100% of the monkeys injected with it died. That was a drug you didn't want to mess with.

@gavinsstuff6145

3 ай бұрын

I got a hired hand with a black hand from it

This is so sad, normally I kinda feel like “yeah that’s what happens when you mess with crap you shouldn’t” because it’s some person being intentionally reckless or stupid. But here, it wasn’t even his fault, he was an honest guy trying to make sure his cows were alright! This is so sad that it had to end this way!

Tragic accident, condolences to the deceased and his family/friends

Always sad to see cases where the patient doesn't make a recovery. I hope JC's family and herd are doing okay.

@ifeelbetterabouthis.louis3

Жыл бұрын

Crraaazzy wooooo crraaazzzy

I was really thinking this would go better. They knew exactly what was happened, it wasn’t a long term thing, and it still ends in “upon autopsy”. Honestly hurts to see something go from accident to death so quickly.

@tanya5322

Жыл бұрын

I suspected this would be Tilmicosin … even though I didn’t initially remember the exact name. It’s the only drug on the office shelf with a black box warning on the label.

Every time when Chubby says " at autopsy ", I feel a shiver down my spine...

Thank u for sharing your brilliance... sub'd!

La persona quien tradujo este video en español se merece mis respetos, muchas gracias.

I like the use of different background music for accidents like this.

It's rare to see a video on this channel in which the poisoning isn't caused by someone's sheer stupidity and is simply an accident.

I was hoping he'd pull through, but when the camera panned to the empty hospital bed, my heart sank. Poor guy was just doing his job, he wasn't reckless or irresponsible. One accident is all it takes.

@wayneegli8379

Жыл бұрын

Yes, he kinda was. You never leave horns on a cow. And, if you do, you keep them isolated. Horns on a cow are like 2 knives in the hands of a schizophrenic. He wanted to be quick and it cost him his life.

@livestock9722

Жыл бұрын

@@wayneegli8379 I had a herd of horned dairy cattle. For the most part they are fine, but on the head of a crazy cow, it's just as you describe. Never turn your back on a set of horns. Ever.

Growing up on a farm, this is a very realistic and horrifying scenario. Not even the worst chemicals farmers use on the regular.

@TheCoffeehound

Жыл бұрын

True. Some of the older herbicides and pesticides were really nasty. Modern ones are a bit safer, but you still need to be damned careful with them.

@markmauk8231

Жыл бұрын

Not even chemicals at all

@stumpy1146

Жыл бұрын

Yup! I definitely handled very dangerous chemicals at a younger age than I should have.

How tragic, I see some accidental poisoning in my ER but nothing as horrible as this one. So sorry for the family.

So much for making a recovery.

I am so amazed now by the elaborate process that goes into every heart beat. Makes you wonder how we stay alive for so long at all. So many things could go wrong.

@PanicLedisko

Жыл бұрын

Really! Holy shit..

As a veterinarian in training this was a very important video

@RICDirector

Жыл бұрын

No joke. As an exprrienced vet tech, read up on it.

I sure love how we never get straight to the point

How sad and tragic. I was rooting for the guy to make a full recovery

This is so unfortunate. Even though they knew the issue he had they still couldn’t save him, and this is also despite the fact that emergency services were called almost immediately.

@graciethebelle

Жыл бұрын

It most likely took the ambulance a while to get out there and back to the hospital, I've been to a dairy farm that belonged to my dad's friend, and it took us an hour to get there from the closest town. Dairy farmland is huge, and there were other farms around them with lots of land too. We drove for 45 minutes and there was nothing but farms and fields and one gas/convenience store in the middle of all of them.

video honestly had me excited at the start - JC told the doctors exactly what he did, and how it happened, he didn't do it on purpose. I expected a full recovery and then we hear the words "at autopsy"... 💀

@MrEvan312

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I definitely dreaded those words when they mentioned that he collapsed right before the family could come and see him: they didn't get to say goodbye while he was conscious.

@Psychx_

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Less than 1cc is a dosage where there is only a very small chance of cardiotoxicity with that AB. Unfortunately the dude was exposed to 8-12 times as much. On the plus side, he didn't have to suffer through the diharrea that would have followed after such a massive anti-bacterial nuke.

When I was a kid, we didn't have insurance or money (still don't), but my dad built a house for a large animal vet. He acted as our family doctor, more or less. He gave me stiches a few times, did a bunch of stuff for my dad, when duct-tape and a paper towel wasn't enough. I got antibiotics from him once. My dad got dysentery in Mexico, and he gave him these huuuuuge pills, looked like Lick-m-sticks.

Bummer. Poor guy and his family. My heart breaks for them.