Which wouldnt make a difference because as a medic and health care workers the physical copy of the paperwork must be present for these exact type of situation
Many cardiologists have either a DNR wristband or a DNR tattoo on their chest... They know first hand from their patients what a post coronary life is like...
Unfortunately for them, those may not be respected by paramedics or the hospital. Depending on where the tattoo is, they might not even see it and certainly won't waste time looking for it.
Wow, thats quite an eloquent response. You could have said that "i dont get what DNR means, i thought it was an australian president" but no. You chose violence, as an amateur anime watcher in a kung fu master class... boy, if yall gonna troll, troll funny.
D(onna), N(ick), R(achel) => DNR => Do Not Resuscitate
DNR orders are typically in Living Wills, and are included when someone has a debilitating chronic illness. They know that it's likely their body will give out, and due to the pain/illness, they do not want to be revived if their heart stops or something else gives out, because their quality of life will be even worse if they survive.
as @sometimesarobot mentioned, it coincides with a medical term 'do not resuscitate', which means not to attempt to bring you back if your heart stops or similar. some folks would rather just check out than deal with potential side effects (or they've got bullshit like unending pain and the like and figure it would be best just to be done when they're done, shit sucks for some folks)
Thing is, there's a lot of stuff you can't do once you're old, have broken ribs, and find once. My father passed 2 summers back, he had a DNR, and idiopathic fibrosis, he couldn't race his cars anymore, and all his kids had successfully flown the nest. His father spent a decade dying from parkinsons. I love my dad and I miss him, but I wouldn't have him suffer just to have him back.
My mother passed last February and she also did not want to be kept alive at all cost. She had two strokes a couple years ago, she recovered and kept doing her things at 75, minus losing peripheral vision in her left eye. The third stroke was major and on the other side of her brain. Doc said that IF they were allowed to do something, odds were that she would not be the same or even functionnal. Fuck that... I'm glad she chose that because I would not want to see her bed ridden or messed up.
It's r/TwoSentenceHorror, there's a pretty broad range of accepted realism, the point is just conveying the key story concept concisely, not precisely detailing the real world logistics of triage and DNRs.
But it’s not remotely horrifying because it makes zero sense unless you don’t understand the real world. Of all the two sentence horror on that sub this one would be as at home on im14andthisisdeep.
bro02tc
Which wouldnt make a difference because as a medic and health care workers the physical copy of the paperwork must be present for these exact type of situation
idrinkcheapbeer
soumiike
I hate to admit it, but this took too long before I got it.
ByronGetronfree
I actually chuckled.
ItHappenedInThe20thCentury
so um what are the initials that aren't the first ones? I mean, given the name "initial" and all
Bubble181
First letter of the last name. Normally, you'd say John Doe's initials are JD, so his first initial would be J and his second initial D.
EarlobeGreyTea
If they are the initials of your kids, you might plausibly exclude their last names, as one would have to for the joke to work.
jebstat59365
Many cardiologists have either a DNR wristband or a DNR tattoo on their chest... They know first hand from their patients what a post coronary life is like...
bittenicht39
I have a friend who is an ER nurse with 30+ years of experience. She also has that tattoo.
SolarJoel
I had mine in '03. I can't bike uphill any more, but other than that life is pretty good.
RainierAlt
Unfortunately for them, those may not be respected by paramedics or the hospital. Depending on where the tattoo is, they might not even see it and certainly won't waste time looking for it.
MiloBloomm
It won't be respected by anyone that holds a license. People change their minds and tattoos rarely have a notary.
RobErtE87
Wonder what bracelet the Kardashians wear
Causeitsmadeofmeat
I never think about the Kardashians
spitfires2000
The irony was it all happened in front of the Colorado Public Radio building...
TooCoolForZuul
Stayin' Alive followed by Another One Bites The Dust.
bladderinfection
They were broadcasting “Stayin’ Alive” at the time.
Monsoonaluna
Ah!
MapleSyrupMafia
Ah!
Monsoonaluna
Ah!
TheDildoOfConsequences
Ah!
JCDenton10
Ah!
sometimesarobot
DNR = Do Not Resuscitate (aka "Do Not Revive")
emu314159127001
But i don't think you can just put it on a bracelet, you have to have a paper.
TheAccountFormerlyKnownAs
I didn’t say it, I declared it!
AlexSomething
Mine says: RnB = "Resuscitate? no, Bitch!"
SoulN8
Dungeons and Roleplay
ActionJohnnie
Drugs n ribeye
MonskiNL
oh Wow, i'm dutch, i would never have figured that out.....
Thanks!!!
ToenailClippingsJar
Same! Ik zou het ook niet weten. Funny when jokes go whooosh because of language.
duffman3335
If you have to explain it to them, they don't deserve to get the joke.
sometimesarobot
Not everyone is familiar with the acronym
HannibalHoseth
If you say things like that on a platform that’s popular world wide, you’re a piece of shit
duffman3335
GFY, asshole.
SailorPupitar
Is that what's on your bracelet?
Marsupialmessiah
Wow, thats quite an eloquent response. You could have said that "i dont get what DNR means, i thought it was an australian president" but no. You chose violence, as an amateur anime watcher in a kung fu master class... boy, if yall gonna troll, troll funny.
HannibalHoseth
By popular vote, you’re definitely the asshole rofl
duffman3335
Maybe, but you're an asshole, too. Eat me.
maybeamonster
what an idiot. my DNR bracelet stands for 'Does Need Reviving'. that way I'll live forever.
Wikipedo
Mine is KR, for Keep Reviving. They can't stop until I say so (which I won't)
BananaForScaIe
Mine is R, for Randy Mofo.
TheGriffin
Mine is KOF (keep on forklifting)
squillis
Mine is KOS - keep on sustaining
Hexarcy00
Why are they dragging?
bildschoen
Drag Queens, probably
DirigibleOtter
They thought the bracelet was tacky.
Kotarisu
Everyone drag's on a Thursday afternoon.
Hexarcy00
What day is it???
eastend666
I think he's being metaphorical, but don't quote me.
monkeyfly
"...but don't quote me." - eastend666
kojenk
This is specifically the opposite of what he requested - General Obvious.
Hexarcy00
You are a bold one - General Grievous
HenryLongfellowIII
"don't ***** me" - eastend666
slimvictor
“* ***** *** ***** ********* *** **** ***** me.” -eastend666
lonelyrangerofthedreams
Can you explain it to my friend?
CallMeCourierSix
D(onna), N(ick), R(achel) => DNR => Do Not Resuscitate
DNR orders are typically in Living Wills, and are included when someone has a debilitating chronic illness. They know that it's likely their body will give out, and due to the pain/illness, they do not want to be revived if their heart stops or something else gives out, because their quality of life will be even worse if they survive.
maybeamonster
as @sometimesarobot mentioned, it coincides with a medical term 'do not resuscitate', which means not to attempt to bring you back if your heart stops or similar. some folks would rather just check out than deal with potential side effects (or they've got bullshit like unending pain and the like and figure it would be best just to be done when they're done, shit sucks for some folks)
memedrift2410
The statistics are clear. For most people over a certain age coming back from that leads to a few extra months of misery in most cases.
Tengenstein
Thing is, there's a lot of stuff you can't do once you're old, have broken ribs, and find once. My father passed 2 summers back, he had a DNR, and idiopathic fibrosis, he couldn't race his cars anymore, and all his kids had successfully flown the nest. His father spent a decade dying from parkinsons. I love my dad and I miss him, but I wouldn't have him suffer just to have him back.
MapleSyrupMafia
My mother passed last February and she also did not want to be kept alive at all cost. She had two strokes a couple years ago, she recovered and kept doing her things at 75, minus losing peripheral vision in her left eye. The third stroke was major and on the other side of her brain. Doc said that IF they were allowed to do something, odds were that she would not be the same or even functionnal. Fuck that... I'm glad she chose that because I would not want to see her bed ridden or messed up.
HiMyNameIsKevinIHaveChangnesia
The OOP on Reddit doesn’t understand scene triage, how do not resuscitate orders work, and maybe not how bracelets work if we’re being honest.
somethingnotyettaken
Or.. possibly it's a joke. It's unlikely, I know, but we should consider it.
cuttlefishsticks
It's r/TwoSentenceHorror, there's a pretty broad range of accepted realism, the point is just conveying the key story concept concisely, not precisely detailing the real world logistics of triage and DNRs.
HiMyNameIsKevinIHaveChangnesia
But it’s not remotely horrifying because it makes zero sense unless you don’t understand the real world. Of all the two sentence horror on that sub this one would be as at home on im14andthisisdeep.
TheDildoOfConsequences
#goodcomments
johnblood616
You seem fun to walk away from at parties.
HiMyNameIsKevinIHaveChangnesia
If you’re at high school parties where people have deep quotes for 14 year old I imagine most things would be fun to walk away from.
johnblood616
Ooof. You really tried with that one
HiMyNameIsKevinIHaveChangnesia
Not really, I’m an adult and wouldn’t get a kick out of the teen parties or subreddits. But feel free to come back and let me know your opinions.