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Do you think you have the pain tolerance to pack your own junctional GSW?

I am not confident, personally. I don't think I could successfully use anything out of my IFAK on myself that wasn't either a tourniquet or something so minor an ETB would do the job.
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I Just bank on adrenaline doing its job so I'll be cool. Cant imagine I'd pussy out when its life or death
I also havent noticed injuries for a bit in the heat of the moment before.
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>He doesn't think the TQ is gonna hurt bad
Oh boy have I got some news for you
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TQs don't hurt that bad dude. Very tolerable. But if you've ever been shot in the pelvis and successfully packed the cavity I'd love to hear about it.
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My pain tolerance is pretty high but fine motor skills are the first to check out. I'll keep pressure on the wound but it's better to have someone else pack it.
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nah, id duck
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Yeah that's my take. I think I'd grit my teeth and start out alright but leave the job half-done if not completely ineffective.
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I don't care that much if I live or die anyway
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I've experienced that level of pain before and remained functional, but there's a psychological aversion to damaging my own body that I can't overcome. Not sure if I could pack my own wound, but I know for a fact that I couldn't suture my own wound even though I'd have no problem watching someone else do it to me. I'm not even 100% that I could self administer an epipen.
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I’ve put tourniquets on in a couple of first aid classes I’ve taken, but I don’t know if I’d be able to handle a gsw. I guess if it’s ’do it or you die’ I could but it would have to involve a lot of adrenaline probably

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