Katharina Buczek
This Mortuary Worker Saw A “Living Meat Puzzle”
“We had an older lady– maybe in her mid-sixties– who looked like a beautiful, youthful forty-year-old from the chest up and like Frankenstein’s monster below that.”
“I am talking numerous heavy scars all over, misshapen areas of her torso, lots of discoloration and fluid build-up. She looked like she had been attacked by a lawnmower and crudely stapled back together.”
“I came to find out she was really into plastic surgery, and even though she had an expensive, well-recommended surgeon, things started to go wrong. She got infections, her body was not responding well to the surgeries, and every procedure that was done to fix the previous ones just went worse.”
“They pretty much turned her into a living meat puzzle.”
This EMT Thought They Were Responding To A Fall
“When I was a neophyte EMT, we were called to the scene of a diabetic in a coma. His wife said he fell and hit his head. He was laid out on the floor of their bedroom.”
“And while the medic started assessing him, they found no pulse and set up the defibrillator. So, I was told to stabilize his head and neck in case it had been damaged in the fall.”
“But as soon as I had my hands in the correct position, I could tell it was no use… my fingers were in his brain. I told the medic he could stop as he was getting ready to shock, and he said no, we could shock him.”
“So I said, “No, Fred, he’s dead. My fingers are in his head!” It turned out that he had actually shot himself– swallowing his pistol.”
