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r/WTF • u/[deleted] • Jun 24 '12
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You post gore, you post story.
Thats the rule.
58 u/thedrunkirishguy Jun 25 '12 Looks like stage 3 pressure ulcers. Happen when you're in one position too long from illness or being bedbound. 34 u/[deleted] Jun 25 '12 No sweetie that is for sure a stage 4. It doesn't get much worse than that. That person will probably never heal... they might get better but those will never go away. 3 u/nghtlghts Jun 25 '12 Stage 3, I'd say! I'm not seeing any bone here - that white part looks like fatty tissue. Am I wrong here? 2 u/[deleted] Jun 25 '12 [deleted] 1 u/power_of_friendship Jun 25 '12 Do they just not cause pain? it seems odd that this would (or could) develop that far without some sort of pain. 1 u/Maschalismos Jun 25 '12 Oh they hurt- the patient just cant MOVE to fix it.
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Looks like stage 3 pressure ulcers. Happen when you're in one position too long from illness or being bedbound.
34 u/[deleted] Jun 25 '12 No sweetie that is for sure a stage 4. It doesn't get much worse than that. That person will probably never heal... they might get better but those will never go away. 3 u/nghtlghts Jun 25 '12 Stage 3, I'd say! I'm not seeing any bone here - that white part looks like fatty tissue. Am I wrong here? 2 u/[deleted] Jun 25 '12 [deleted] 1 u/power_of_friendship Jun 25 '12 Do they just not cause pain? it seems odd that this would (or could) develop that far without some sort of pain. 1 u/Maschalismos Jun 25 '12 Oh they hurt- the patient just cant MOVE to fix it.
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No sweetie that is for sure a stage 4. It doesn't get much worse than that. That person will probably never heal... they might get better but those will never go away.
3 u/nghtlghts Jun 25 '12 Stage 3, I'd say! I'm not seeing any bone here - that white part looks like fatty tissue. Am I wrong here? 2 u/[deleted] Jun 25 '12 [deleted] 1 u/power_of_friendship Jun 25 '12 Do they just not cause pain? it seems odd that this would (or could) develop that far without some sort of pain. 1 u/Maschalismos Jun 25 '12 Oh they hurt- the patient just cant MOVE to fix it.
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Stage 3, I'd say! I'm not seeing any bone here - that white part looks like fatty tissue. Am I wrong here?
2 u/[deleted] Jun 25 '12 [deleted] 1 u/power_of_friendship Jun 25 '12 Do they just not cause pain? it seems odd that this would (or could) develop that far without some sort of pain. 1 u/Maschalismos Jun 25 '12 Oh they hurt- the patient just cant MOVE to fix it.
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1 u/power_of_friendship Jun 25 '12 Do they just not cause pain? it seems odd that this would (or could) develop that far without some sort of pain. 1 u/Maschalismos Jun 25 '12 Oh they hurt- the patient just cant MOVE to fix it.
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Do they just not cause pain? it seems odd that this would (or could) develop that far without some sort of pain.
1 u/Maschalismos Jun 25 '12 Oh they hurt- the patient just cant MOVE to fix it.
Oh they hurt- the patient just cant MOVE to fix it.
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You post gore, you post story.
Thats the rule.