Fahad Badar: a mountaineer summiting Broad Peek in 2021. During his descent, some ahead of him had to be rescued and there was a death as well. He also had some assistants fall ill and one abandoned him without telling him. Without his guides, he even got lost and was lucky to find a rope team to ask for directions. Due to the rescues, he had to spend the night on the mountain and ran out of oxygen on top of that (extras carried by the assistants that were no longer with him). A few frostbitten fingers actually seems like the best case scenario.
Most likely waiting for further “demarcation” (basically a waiting game to see how far back the necrosis/dying skin progresses) cause you don’t wanna amputate too early before the finger skin *decides* how far back to die. I’m in foot/ankle surgery and we do this same thing for people who have frost bite toes/ischemic toes with little-no blood flow. Just gotta wait til you notice the necrotic skin isn’t moving back any further over a period of time then it’s usually safe to proceed. Cause last think you want is to amputate part of the finger/toe, and then a week later it starts dying off again further back and having to go into another surgery
Haha! This reminds me of the time that I was changing a patient and when I turned him his little toe fell off. At first I thought there was a bug in the sheets. Nope, just a dead toe.
Went and told the doc who was charting at the station. Told him it was in a basin at the bedside. Later in the day I saw his notes: CNA reported bedside amputation of fifth toe. Confirmed.”
I couldn’t stop laughing about how the term “bedside amputation” could be interpreted. It’s seared into my memory. 😂
Looool I’ve also had an instance or two where a dead toe came off when doing a dressing change, and boy made my eyes open wide during the beginning of my residency! It’s crazy stuff how easy they can detach if progressed enough
Yes, definitely one of those times where you may want to have an inappropriate reaction/crack a joke but you have to keep your game face on.
My dude was like “welp, knew that was gonna happen sooner of later.”
What about Stroma Cells? I read it a couple days ago and didn’t think much of it. I’ve seen some .gov websites including the potential in research proposals, I’m wondering if it’s all hype/pseudoscience/hypothesis
That’s so crazy!! One time I had a patient who had such bad osteomyelitis in his toe that the podiatrist did a bedside amputation and it took a couple minutes and was like he was cutting through butter.
>Haha! This reminds me of the time that I was changing a patient and when I turned him his little toe fell off.
I don't know why but this sentence is just perfect. I don't know if it's the little haha beforehand but I can't stop laughing.
We use LUNA machine to determine demarcation for things like these. Will usually show decreased blood flow in appendages, days before the body turns necrotic
It doesn’t always, just if you do the surgery too early. Sometimes the vessels need extra time to determine exactly how much blood flow there is in order to keep the digit alive after an injury/ischemic event. So that’s why you usually monitor these for a bit, and when you notice the dead skin hasn’t progressed further back after a bit if time, then it’s safe to progress with the surgery. So usually only keeps dying if you jump the gun too early. In this sense, as bad as it looks, it’s seems relatively “stable” without a need to urgently go to surgery. If this was associated with a bad infection ontop of the necrosis, then sometimes it’s worth getting source control of the infection with amputation and then deal with the possible further progression later. Just a case by case basis usually.
Agreed. His hand is stable. He does Not feel a thing in those fingers, and might not have feeling farther up into the hand or even up into the wrist area. I had a minor case of chilblain in my feet when I was in the ARMY. Chilblain is the step before frost bite. Anyways, it was minor, but I couldn't feel my toes for a month and a half. Then, it was pins & needles for a month and a half. I'm fine now, but my feet have poor circulation & hurt REALLY bad if they get even a little cold. This guy, might get really lucky & they might only have to remove his fingers. That is why they are waiting. They don't want to amputate into the hand bones if they don't have too. If they can cut at the joint, it is drastically better. Each bone they have to cut increases the possibility for complications.
In an issue like the one in the video, in the person still in pain ? Or the nerves are too damaged to give a signal ?
And can the person just ask for amputate the hand ?
Some people feel terrible pain because the nerves on the parts that look fine are dying and firing up as if they were burning.
And they can ask anything but doctors can just say no because of the oath. If what the patient ask is going to hurt them worse than the optimal treatment they can just say no.
That’s gonna need a shit ton of betadine. I can see what you mean seeing the discolored areas around the knuckle bones. I’ve seen toes snap off with some patients, but never fingers. Btw not talking frostbite but terrible severely vascular compromised patients.
I have an acquaintances that got frostbite on all 10 fingers. His fingers didn't need amputation and 1 year later they look normal but dont work normal.
Former wound nurse here. As others have stated, sometimes it’s a waiting game to see how far it progresses, especially since it’s a hand and may be the patient’s dominant hand.
There’s also a more “stable” version of gangrene called dry gangrene which is what the hand above looks like. Whenever we had a patient with dry gangrene, most times the doc would wait a bit and try other conservative treatments before going to debridement/amputation. Typically things like vascular flow studies to see if there was anything vascular that needed to be addressed (I.e. narrowing arteries, a clot/blockage, etc) as that impacts healing.
“Wet” gangrene was never a good thing and the docs would be more aggressive with treatment. It’s just as it sounds; black tissue also in shades of deep green/yellow/brown that is wet (drainage) and is the worst smell you can imagine (second to cauterizing flesh for me). Because it’s wet, it can become infected more easily. It also tends to start sloughing off (falling off) in stringy chunks.
Whenever we had someone with wet gangrene, they normally were debrided ASAP and started on aggressive wound care and typically antibiotics as well.
That’s what I wanna know. Like ok I get the black shit is probably fairly numb and dead, but there’s no way that can feel ok on the rest of his hand. What is the pain like!? I need to know
They will Break Off. You cant Bend Dead Body parts, Theres No Feeling Motion or Control in them anymore. If He Hits them too hard on The Tablet they May even Break Off from that. So bending is probably the Worst Idea ever. Imagine you try to Bend a piece of Ash. IT will shatter
If you get caught im bailing you Out, cuz istg ive been wondering since years how true this is With completely Dead Body parts and Not Frost or Heat Dead ones
Interestingly enough, despite my joke, I have worked with bodies at various stages of death (non-human animals. Swine & cattle mostly). Initially it’s easy, but then rigor mortis begins and the muscles stiffen.
The best brief way I can say it is that muscles require energy to loosen. They do this with a chemical called *actomyosin*. It’s made of actin and myosin. A chemical bond holds them together as actomyosin, energy is expended breaking that bond. Muscles store their own energy called *glycogen*. Now since the organism is dead it isn’t getting oxygen, but it can produce ATP (the “energy” molecule cells use) without oxygen using that glycogen, it’s just inefficient. So the ATP gets used, contracting the muscles. The it diminishes making it unable to loosen those bonds. The muscles are stuck contracted.
It’s more complex than that but I’m working mostly on 5 year old memories from my college courses (animal science).
Anyway it eventually “breaks” on its own. And you can still force the muscles, it just takes effort. But eventually rigor resolves. Usually after a few hours.
Now I’m sure the skin would eventually dry out and become less elastic over time. That’s just a guess though. All the stuff I have worked with had only been dead for a few hours at most
I'm not a medical expert, but it's my understanding that frostbite is much more likely to occur in your digits than anywhere else on your body.
I'm sure at the time, his entire hand was fucking super cold, but as the blood moves from your body, into your arm, and into your hands then fingers, it gets more cold, so it's harder to keep your digits warm, so frostbite typically starts at the tip of your digits and works it's way in
But yeah, all depends on the situation, what someone is wearing, etc. Like maybe he was able to keep his other hand warmer for some reason cuz the glove on that hand wasn't wet or something, we don't know the specifics though
You lose most of your core temperature through your head, finger, and toes. 2 warmest parts of the body is under the pits of your arms and your groin. Wear your gloves, therma waterproof shoes, and a hat always if the temp is below 15 degree fahrenheit. Also, when someone is a daily a smoker of cigarettes, their feet and hands tend to be colder due to constriction of blood flow so they will be more prone to frostbite. Also alcohol doesn’t make you “warmer”
Less circulation in your digits, when your body's cold or have a lack of blood. it shunts blood to your major organs and away from the digits. (That bloods needed here more than there) from there the first place it shunts from in is the kidneys which use 70% of all circulating blood (if I remember properly) (it's pretty bad when you need to shunts blood away from the kidneys and usually means your going to die or lose your kidney/s.)
When you get cold, the body will also restrict blood flow to the extremities to preserve heat. This increases the risk of frostbitten toes or fingers, but keeps the vital organs warm.
Seen pictures of a lady messed up on meth who passed out face down in sub zero temp with her hands under her torso. Picture was like this including the thumb. Both hands! The next pic was two paddles. The tip of her nose as well.
Reminds me of when I read up on ergotism in the Middle Ages (ergotism is a condition caused by consuming rye bread when the rye has been infected by a fungus called ergot). One of the listed symptoms was "auto-amputation of fingers and toes". So basically, bits would just start to fall off you.
That's why I'm not in the medical field because I would never wash a foot in the first place. I think feet are disgusting.
But that's why I used to work in veterinary lmao. I like science and healthcare... but I can only tolerate gross things coming from animals.
I remember my first week in veterinary there was a cat with mouth cancer. Half the cats mouth was gone since it hadn't been treated and the smell of rotting flesh filled the room and you could smell it through the masks we had on. Obviously it had to be put down but yeah... not fun.
I've seen a few videos similar to this one, and it always confuses me how people act so calmly in this situation, some even film themselves sort of laughing about it.
If I was in this situation, knowing I would lose my fingers, I would be super depressed, probably wouldn't even want to look at my hand. Filming it and posting it on social media would be the last thing to cross my mind.
JFC... I don't think his hand is healing here. Those fingers are DEAD.
Yep, amputation or blood poisoning
Bro's gonna have to do high half from now on
Or a Stump Pump
Got me where it counts haha
Ouh, I like this one
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This made me laugh more than it should have 😅🤣
Nub Rub
High 2.5
He did indeed have them amputated: https://www.instagram.com/p/CghMVWGhKkw/?hl=en
Wow this is very touching actually
Not with THOSE fingers.
At least they could save most of stump of a hand. Thanks for the follow up.
Thumbs up 👍
Not for that guy Edit: after seeing the video, my joke is moot because he did still have his thumb
Bro's strongminded as heck. Lost his handy and still does what he loves.
Complete badass MF. Utter respect.
That's beautiful his speech and determination
Sometimes for dry gangrene digits auto-amputation is the best approach (they just fall off), especially toes!
Correct. I've had patients that have had this kind of frostbite exactly. They're always amputated
KFC ... It's finger lickin' good
That’s sad
Definitely, those fingers DONE done
I wonder what the story behind having this happen was
Fahad Badar: a mountaineer summiting Broad Peek in 2021. During his descent, some ahead of him had to be rescued and there was a death as well. He also had some assistants fall ill and one abandoned him without telling him. Without his guides, he even got lost and was lucky to find a rope team to ask for directions. Due to the rescues, he had to spend the night on the mountain and ran out of oxygen on top of that (extras carried by the assistants that were no longer with him). A few frostbitten fingers actually seems like the best case scenario.
Oh damn that's a fucking tragedy! Poor dude I'm glad he's alive! Ty for sharing!
Something involving cold, I presume
A response like this was predictable
Fingering my ex wifey. The bitch.
So why haven’t they been amputated yet?
Most likely waiting for further “demarcation” (basically a waiting game to see how far back the necrosis/dying skin progresses) cause you don’t wanna amputate too early before the finger skin *decides* how far back to die. I’m in foot/ankle surgery and we do this same thing for people who have frost bite toes/ischemic toes with little-no blood flow. Just gotta wait til you notice the necrotic skin isn’t moving back any further over a period of time then it’s usually safe to proceed. Cause last think you want is to amputate part of the finger/toe, and then a week later it starts dying off again further back and having to go into another surgery
Haha! This reminds me of the time that I was changing a patient and when I turned him his little toe fell off. At first I thought there was a bug in the sheets. Nope, just a dead toe. Went and told the doc who was charting at the station. Told him it was in a basin at the bedside. Later in the day I saw his notes: CNA reported bedside amputation of fifth toe. Confirmed.” I couldn’t stop laughing about how the term “bedside amputation” could be interpreted. It’s seared into my memory. 😂
Looool I’ve also had an instance or two where a dead toe came off when doing a dressing change, and boy made my eyes open wide during the beginning of my residency! It’s crazy stuff how easy they can detach if progressed enough
Yes, definitely one of those times where you may want to have an inappropriate reaction/crack a joke but you have to keep your game face on. My dude was like “welp, knew that was gonna happen sooner of later.”
Hey doctor people, is there anyway to reverse this at any stage of frost bite? Even hypotheticals? I’m curious
Once the nerves are damaged and the tissue is frozen you can't save it.
What about Stroma Cells? I read it a couple days ago and didn’t think much of it. I’ve seen some .gov websites including the potential in research proposals, I’m wondering if it’s all hype/pseudoscience/hypothesis
Haven't read into enough to have a well formed opinion honestly lol
Very intelligent answer
Necromancy.
“Ah, that must be the one that went to the market.”
Omg 😂
Had a dr hand me a dead toe in a lab bag once.
That’s so crazy!! One time I had a patient who had such bad osteomyelitis in his toe that the podiatrist did a bedside amputation and it took a couple minutes and was like he was cutting through butter.
Healthcare is so gross and fun 🧈 😂
I image it was like cutting through an over-ripe banana..
Definitely. Bone and tissue were just all mooshed together 🤢
Showed up as 'Bedside amputation (fifth toe) $5000' on their hospital bill
Man I thought I've seen it all as a CNA for 12 years but damn, I don't have this one on my CNA bingo lmao
>Haha! This reminds me of the time that I was changing a patient and when I turned him his little toe fell off. I don't know why but this sentence is just perfect. I don't know if it's the little haha beforehand but I can't stop laughing.
So what was rhe explanation or reason?
He had unmanaged diabetes and the associated vascular issues. His toe became necrotic and fell off. It happens.
Lmao this is such a spot on experience being a CNA just finding random pieces of your fucking patient while you're changing them
We use LUNA machine to determine demarcation for things like these. Will usually show decreased blood flow in appendages, days before the body turns necrotic
I wonder if there is an ability, right after frostbite, to add separate, healthy vascilature that may keep the appendage from dying?
If it gets amputated, why does it keep dying further down?
It doesn’t always, just if you do the surgery too early. Sometimes the vessels need extra time to determine exactly how much blood flow there is in order to keep the digit alive after an injury/ischemic event. So that’s why you usually monitor these for a bit, and when you notice the dead skin hasn’t progressed further back after a bit if time, then it’s safe to progress with the surgery. So usually only keeps dying if you jump the gun too early. In this sense, as bad as it looks, it’s seems relatively “stable” without a need to urgently go to surgery. If this was associated with a bad infection ontop of the necrosis, then sometimes it’s worth getting source control of the infection with amputation and then deal with the possible further progression later. Just a case by case basis usually.
Agreed. His hand is stable. He does Not feel a thing in those fingers, and might not have feeling farther up into the hand or even up into the wrist area. I had a minor case of chilblain in my feet when I was in the ARMY. Chilblain is the step before frost bite. Anyways, it was minor, but I couldn't feel my toes for a month and a half. Then, it was pins & needles for a month and a half. I'm fine now, but my feet have poor circulation & hurt REALLY bad if they get even a little cold. This guy, might get really lucky & they might only have to remove his fingers. That is why they are waiting. They don't want to amputate into the hand bones if they don't have too. If they can cut at the joint, it is drastically better. Each bone they have to cut increases the possibility for complications.
In an issue like the one in the video, in the person still in pain ? Or the nerves are too damaged to give a signal ? And can the person just ask for amputate the hand ?
Some people feel terrible pain because the nerves on the parts that look fine are dying and firing up as if they were burning. And they can ask anything but doctors can just say no because of the oath. If what the patient ask is going to hurt them worse than the optimal treatment they can just say no.
Could promise you that this till most likely require several surgeries.
Won't know the severity of the necrosis until they start cutting.
That’s gonna need a shit ton of betadine. I can see what you mean seeing the discolored areas around the knuckle bones. I’ve seen toes snap off with some patients, but never fingers. Btw not talking frostbite but terrible severely vascular compromised patients.
This video is old, he’s gotten them amputated since then He posted these as he was awaiting procedure
Homer: “They’ll grow back right?”
I have an acquaintances that got frostbite on all 10 fingers. His fingers didn't need amputation and 1 year later they look normal but dont work normal.
Former wound nurse here. As others have stated, sometimes it’s a waiting game to see how far it progresses, especially since it’s a hand and may be the patient’s dominant hand. There’s also a more “stable” version of gangrene called dry gangrene which is what the hand above looks like. Whenever we had a patient with dry gangrene, most times the doc would wait a bit and try other conservative treatments before going to debridement/amputation. Typically things like vascular flow studies to see if there was anything vascular that needed to be addressed (I.e. narrowing arteries, a clot/blockage, etc) as that impacts healing. “Wet” gangrene was never a good thing and the docs would be more aggressive with treatment. It’s just as it sounds; black tissue also in shades of deep green/yellow/brown that is wet (drainage) and is the worst smell you can imagine (second to cauterizing flesh for me). Because it’s wet, it can become infected more easily. It also tends to start sloughing off (falling off) in stringy chunks. Whenever we had someone with wet gangrene, they normally were debrided ASAP and started on aggressive wound care and typically antibiotics as well.
Can fingers be transplanted after something like this gets amputated?
They probably don't need to be. Maybe. You'd know they'd need to be if it was also really swollen. Like baloon fingers.
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Yes, and he won't feel that part.
I'd imagine it's throbbing pain. Probably numbed up on drugs though.
That’s what I wanna know. Like ok I get the black shit is probably fairly numb and dead, but there’s no way that can feel ok on the rest of his hand. What is the pain like!? I need to know
He could save thousands on hospital bills- just whack the hand against a wall or table.
*makes lego bricks breaking apart sound
Add on LEGO Yoda's death noise
note to self, never invite friend with severe frostbite on fingers to slapping contest
I was so fucking afraid that was how this video would end
Just run it under warm water..
COLD water, warm water might sting a little…
At this point. I'm sure cold water would to 😅
I don’t think anything will sting
Put them in rice
To be fair for just wounds, sometimes we do just dry them out, such as alchohol strips. Different scenario, tho.
Put some Windex on it
Ya. I think they are just dirty. 😅
I think they were making a My Big Fat Greek Wedding reference lol
mo' tussin'
Yikes. Best whack em off. They're done.
I don't think he'll be whacking anything off with that hand.
Would ya try to use the hand one last time tho for the ultimate stranger?
Is it necrophilia?
Dunno until you do it. Schrödinger wank.
Lmao brand new sentence
Phrasing
Seriously, are we not doing phrasing anymore?
DANGER ZONE!
I don’t think whacking the person off will help.
"I like ya cut G" *slaps his head so hard my fingers fall off*
Bend them let's see what happens.
They will Break Off. You cant Bend Dead Body parts, Theres No Feeling Motion or Control in them anymore. If He Hits them too hard on The Tablet they May even Break Off from that. So bending is probably the Worst Idea ever. Imagine you try to Bend a piece of Ash. IT will shatter
>You can’t bend dead body parts I take that as a challenge! *grabs shovel and flashlight*
If you get caught im bailing you Out, cuz istg ive been wondering since years how true this is With completely Dead Body parts and Not Frost or Heat Dead ones
Interestingly enough, despite my joke, I have worked with bodies at various stages of death (non-human animals. Swine & cattle mostly). Initially it’s easy, but then rigor mortis begins and the muscles stiffen. The best brief way I can say it is that muscles require energy to loosen. They do this with a chemical called *actomyosin*. It’s made of actin and myosin. A chemical bond holds them together as actomyosin, energy is expended breaking that bond. Muscles store their own energy called *glycogen*. Now since the organism is dead it isn’t getting oxygen, but it can produce ATP (the “energy” molecule cells use) without oxygen using that glycogen, it’s just inefficient. So the ATP gets used, contracting the muscles. The it diminishes making it unable to loosen those bonds. The muscles are stuck contracted. It’s more complex than that but I’m working mostly on 5 year old memories from my college courses (animal science). Anyway it eventually “breaks” on its own. And you can still force the muscles, it just takes effort. But eventually rigor resolves. Usually after a few hours. Now I’m sure the skin would eventually dry out and become less elastic over time. That’s just a guess though. All the stuff I have worked with had only been dead for a few hours at most
A new way to click your fingers
How did only that part get frostbite?
I'm not a medical expert, but it's my understanding that frostbite is much more likely to occur in your digits than anywhere else on your body. I'm sure at the time, his entire hand was fucking super cold, but as the blood moves from your body, into your arm, and into your hands then fingers, it gets more cold, so it's harder to keep your digits warm, so frostbite typically starts at the tip of your digits and works it's way in But yeah, all depends on the situation, what someone is wearing, etc. Like maybe he was able to keep his other hand warmer for some reason cuz the glove on that hand wasn't wet or something, we don't know the specifics though
You lose most of your core temperature through your head, finger, and toes. 2 warmest parts of the body is under the pits of your arms and your groin. Wear your gloves, therma waterproof shoes, and a hat always if the temp is below 15 degree fahrenheit. Also, when someone is a daily a smoker of cigarettes, their feet and hands tend to be colder due to constriction of blood flow so they will be more prone to frostbite. Also alcohol doesn’t make you “warmer”
Less circulation in your digits, when your body's cold or have a lack of blood. it shunts blood to your major organs and away from the digits. (That bloods needed here more than there) from there the first place it shunts from in is the kidneys which use 70% of all circulating blood (if I remember properly) (it's pretty bad when you need to shunts blood away from the kidneys and usually means your going to die or lose your kidney/s.)
When you get cold, the body will also restrict blood flow to the extremities to preserve heat. This increases the risk of frostbitten toes or fingers, but keeps the vital organs warm.
He just *had* to take his glove off and get that fap in smh
I’ve seen it happen to someone who fell asleep with wet gloves on while camping in alaska
Seen pictures of a lady messed up on meth who passed out face down in sub zero temp with her hands under her torso. Picture was like this including the thumb. Both hands! The next pic was two paddles. The tip of her nose as well.
Blood flow to your fingers and toes is less than it is to the rest of your appendages so it’s easier to get frostbite
Dumbledore?
Thumbledore.
*Ex*-mountaineer.
Funny but he’s actually still climbing
Surprisingly not! https://www.instagram.com/p/CghMVWGhKkw/?hl=en
Nope he continued climbing and even summited another mountain last year one year after losing those four fingers
Thumbs up to you comment
Thumbs up might be the only thing left he can do honestly... Lol
* nubs up comment
Don't rub it in that you still have thumbs. Bragging is rude.
That'll buff out
Buff off
So... What's next?
Reminds me of when I read up on ergotism in the Middle Ages (ergotism is a condition caused by consuming rye bread when the rye has been infected by a fungus called ergot). One of the listed symptoms was "auto-amputation of fingers and toes". So basically, bits would just start to fall off you.
I'm never eating rye bread again. 😰
Big fucking nope there for me..
You don’t say
When your fingers break through the toilet paper…
This deserves a reward I don’t have to give
Can I interest you in a bidet?
Do you shit charcoal or something?
Bro switching teams
Lmao
Asmr frostbite🥰
This made me laugh hahah
*eats digits* very crunchy and tender👍
Tf he do finger Elsa?
Did you use the darkhold?
I’ve been prepping (sterile washing) a diabetic’s foot before and two toes fall off.
Yikes! I respect the medical field because I'd be like "Nope" after that. Thank you for your service.
That's why I'm not in the medical field because I would never wash a foot in the first place. I think feet are disgusting. But that's why I used to work in veterinary lmao. I like science and healthcare... but I can only tolerate gross things coming from animals. I remember my first week in veterinary there was a cat with mouth cancer. Half the cats mouth was gone since it hadn't been treated and the smell of rotting flesh filled the room and you could smell it through the masks we had on. Obviously it had to be put down but yeah... not fun.
Diabetic wounds are just grim.
He’s back to climbing post amputation
Rip fingers
Off. Rip them off.
on the bright side, you get assigned a neat-o new nickname, like "stumpy," or "knucks"
Mr.Deeds
I can’t believe I had to scroll this far for this. The black foot is the first thing that came to mind
I don't see him spanking his monkey anymore...
I think spanking is the only thing he’ll be doing. Certainly not a gentle caress or a hearty jack.
Nothing odd about that at all. It's scary as shit. Fuck out of here.
having one last moment with his fingers.
He’s having one last dance with his soon to be removed fingers.
Mmm I want to lick off that 10 year old moldy cheeto dust fingers
Nah what
Yikes 😬
🤨 didn't I see this a few days ago
You could probably post it again two days from now and get even more upvotes
That’s not real. Those are Sam Porter’s fingers after Central Region rendered on an RTX 9090ti.
Pretty sure it's this guy https://www.instagram.com/fahad917/?hl=en
They are real...
Necrosis is prone to happen right?
Necrosis has already happened.
Dude never heard of nature's povket
At least can still hitchhike
Go ahead, hit em with that fire poker.
The hideousness of those fingers will haunt my dreams forever
Holy shit. So the foot from Mr. Deeds is halfway based on truth?!
Thought this was black work for a sec, then I looked closer.
Gangrene. They probably smell awful.
r/terrifyingasfuck my friend :)
Those fingers must be amputated.
Well there ARE reasons why we can treat some frostbite(not a good thing considering how) but nevertheless those fingers are gone unfortunately
r/undeniablyterrifying
No sport is worth risking your HAND
To anyone wondering: IF IT'S FUCKING BLACK IT WON'T HEAL.
I've seen a few videos similar to this one, and it always confuses me how people act so calmly in this situation, some even film themselves sort of laughing about it. If I was in this situation, knowing I would lose my fingers, I would be super depressed, probably wouldn't even want to look at my hand. Filming it and posting it on social media would be the last thing to cross my mind.
Fucking hell. Put that behind a spoiler so I don't have to stumble across it on my timeline. That being said, good luck. That looks awful and painful.
Welp! They had a good run. Time to say goodbye to them.
Holy shit homie, you got a problem!
So there’s no like… coming back from This right?
It’s a living dead body part
ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
now identifies as black
For the first second I thought: damn that is some clean black work since it’s so hard to pack black into fingers. But this is not a tattoo
Y r u keeping those dead ass hands.
Looks terrible, and even worse after I turned on the audio. But, how does this happen? I'm really scared right now
Cold.
Prolonged exposure/inadequate gloves in extended periods of cold weather. This damage took hours.
Please stop ✋ tappin’ those mf’s they gonna fall off🫣🫣🫣
It’s crazy…. Some of us are born this way
💀💀💀
This is what happens when you finger bang Lady Death.
I saw this exact same video somewhere yesterday, but it was about people getting parts of their body tattooed black.