>"I sure do love being outside in the wilderness, all alone, enjoying this meal I cooked myself on the campfi- ACK!"
What do you do in this situation?
>"I sure do love being outside in the wilderness, all alone, enjoying this meal I cooked myself on the campfi- ACK!"
I am preparing chocolate pudding pie, pork meatballs, and salmon coulibiac with queso blanco (salmon filet topped with sliced farmers cheese and wrapped in pie dough) - all from scratch - for my next outdoor outing
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accept your fate, at least try to salvage some dignity in your death as your ancestors look on in shame.
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My mother was quite a paranoid woman about stuff like this and she taught me to always chew and swallow slowly. She would legit go off at me for sucking food down because I could choke. Thank you momma now I will never choke on my food.
Your mother sounds neurotic.
She had multiple sclerosis and motor neurone disease she held it together pretty well.
You sound not fat. Thank momma for that.
self Heimlich maneuver:
https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/001983.htm
best case its just stuck and drinking some water will make it pass. bigger pieces you might even be able to dislodge with your finger or at least you'll gag and hopefully vomit it up. but if you're fully choking i was taught to do the heimlich. find something to press up against your diaphragm. some kind of log/fallen tree or a boulder can work, ive done this myself with a chair at home and it worked. worst case there's nothing do what this anon said or i remember learning a method where you basically fall on your chest like a pushup, don't know how effective it is .
heimlich is for when the person cannot talk, cannot breathe, cannot or can barely cough, and is still conscious.
if they don't meet all the above, and they're still conscious, you basically just pound them on the back until they cough it up
but if it's real small, like a sprig of parsley or something, then just drink water until it clears itself.
you can do a "self-heimlich" if you're the one choking. you just throw your lower abdomen repeatedly at a desk/chair/whatever while driving a fist into the space between your rib cage and navel.
if they're unconscious you're recommended to do CPR. 30 bone-crushing compressions to the beat of "Stayin Alive," 2 breaths. if you feel that your compressions wouldn't be painful, you're not doing them hard enough. 15 firm compressions (use fingers only) for infants. You shouldn't just crush a toddler because they passed out; they're squishy and you can do more harm than good if you treat them like an adult.
most countries have some version of a "good samaritan law." the idea behind such a law is that you're not allowed to sue someone for trying to help and failing to help. most countries do not have an "obligatory aid law." it's uncommon, but in some regions it is illegal to withhold aid if it would not harm you to provide aid. quebec is an example of a province that has obligatory aid in their legislation.
>although I don't know of any examples where obligatory aid charges were pursued by the Crown
>bone-crushing compressions
do you do the same thing for heart attack
Yes. If you do CPR properly, you will probably crack ribs.
Dechoker.
I’ve got one for adults and kids in my house. You can use it on a victim or on yourself.
Yeah, I feel like anyone you use that on would end up being classified as a victim
I was the only human for 300kms any direction when some of the guys went on holiday and I didn't have any foods you had to chew too much for that exact reason.
drink water
>Anglos can't into eating food correctly
seriously, I've never heard of this happening outside english-speaking countries. And there, it's mostly boomers or ficticious people in movies. How can you be too moronic to eat lmao, seriously, what's wrong with you?