Good hello people. OK, so mid October, my friend attempted suicide for the eighth time in two years and I was the one that had to call the ambulance and save her. She is an online friend, so she lives in the other end of the state, but yeah, I was there, making the phone call and getting information from another friend, from Afghanistan, so it was this massive web of information and it ended up saving her life.
So I made the Triple Zero call and afterwards, I couldn't stop shaking, there was nothing I could do to stop it, and by this point my back and neck was cramping up and it started to hurt. I was shaking like I was just cold.
I just watched a Behind the Scenes video of what happens when you call an ambulance and it got me thinking, should I call an ambulance if I am shaking uncontrollably, like for myself, what do you do when you cant stop shaking. What would happen in hospital if they got a case like that?
But yeah, someone mentioned nervous tension can someone explain that? How do you differentiate between just being nervous and something much much more serious?