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Old Oct 01, 2016, 06:11 AM
Anonymous37918
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Yesterday, I went to buy some food and when I got to the shop, started to feel really nauseous. It went away as I was doing my shopping but came back when I got home.

I started cooking and suddenly, was hit with such intense nausea I had to sit on the floor. It was awful!

As I was sitting there, I asked myself, 'What do I need to get past this?' and heard, 'Someone, another person to come and comfort me!'

The thing is, I'm absolutely convinced no one would.. I grew up getting told to 'just get over it and on with it!' whenever I had problems, which taught me no one would be there for me when the going gets tough, that I'd have to get through everything on my own..

For a long time now, I've been working to build that sense of safety I was deprived of as a child. I feel I need to know there are people out there with a more humane approach to other people's suffering.

So, I'd like to hear how you'd react if, for instance, you saw someone getting so sick at work, for example, that they needed to sit on the floor or go lie down..? I'd like to learn there are people out there who'd actually feel worried and be supportive..
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Old Oct 01, 2016, 06:46 AM
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I'd be worried. I'd help them to a comfy chair or take them to the sick bay. offer water or soup if it's caused by hunger or dehydration. I've called an ambulance for my boss when he said he felt choking (pressure on some vagus nerve) and then lost consciousness
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Old Oct 01, 2016, 06:33 PM
leasha101 leasha101 is offline
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Oh yeah I would definitely be concerned and try to help them. There are still good, helpful, caring people out there !
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Old Oct 01, 2016, 07:03 PM
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I would offer them assistance. Though whether they are man, woman, or child would effect the feelings I have about it, and probably the extent to which I would go to help them feel better. I'll move the earth for a woman or child, but unless I know the man, or can identify with whats happening to him my level of care is going to be the basics. I know thats probably a failing on my part, but thats the truth.
Thanks for this!
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Old Oct 04, 2016, 04:15 PM
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Thank you all for your replies, this really helps me so, so much!
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Old Oct 04, 2016, 11:55 PM
DwNouT DwNouT is offline
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People or that person would think I'm a creep because of severe anxiety would cause me to pace back and forth as turn my head towards the people around me, telling my head to just go and talk to the person in need. I really would like to help have to hope either I would or someone else.
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