The Death of Hisashi Ouchi #shorts

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From my album "The Never Ending Dream of Pain".

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[blasphemouscaecilian]

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[StrCyot_.]

Poor guy this is so disturbing I feel so bad for him

[Whm]

It's important to understand that Hisashi didn't touch anything radioactive, his cells were damaged once and then never again, so theoretically he should be able to recover once he got through radiation sickness. Also in the beginning they didn't know it was 17 Sieverts, they thought it was 8, still more than enough to kill you.

After being hit by so much radiation he was going to be incredibly sick, so sick that the hospital immediately called the worlds best doctors to keep him alive. He was also such an anomaly that there was certainly a curiosity how long they could hold out. And they all knew it was going to be BAD.

So after a few days latency he starts getting sick, his skin dies but he doesn't grow new skin, first they bandage it, then the skin graphs come. His chromosomes are a complete mess, luckily his sister is a match and she donates her stem cells. And things keep going like that, there is a massive problem and they keep finding solutions with their combined knowledge and a bit of luck.

At one point the muscles in his lungs had stopped working so they had to force air in and out through a tube, which blocked Hisashis ability to speak. Before they did that however Hisashi allegedly said that he wanted to make it through. AKA, his last wish.

And this just goes on, there is a problem and the doctors somehow manage to just keep him alive against all odds and they even start to see tiny little signs that his body is trying to recover, most notable the fresh skin cells growing on his side.

This was a round the clock job for everyone, the doctors and nurses were all basically living in the hospital and the family was staying in the waiting area, folding paper cranes, as in, the nurses brought in beds so the family could sleep comfortably.

Near the end the mix of drugs and treatments that Hisashi was going through was so complex at this point that the family had no chance of understanding where he stood and somehow his heart was still beating (at a steady 180 bpm).

I don't blame the family for not pulling the plug, I don't blame the doctors for trying every single thing they could think of in an attempt to keep him alive. I blame the higher ups of TNPP for putting three untrained men in a room with enough uranium to reach a self sustaining reaction.

[bitxspitz]

“Break up is the most painful thing!”

Hisashi Ouchi's Death:

[Ducto]

This is why i don't wanna work at a nuclear power plant💀

[elsapartridge]

The fact that this can happen to any creature is just cruel

[Robloxfaneg]

It was so painful that his name predicted his death

[FangTheManokit]

One last short before bed

The short:

[dm]

The most deadly painful damage in radioactive in ever R.I.P

[ednaatluxton]

People, this is why you make a living will with a dnr under certain circumstances and give it to someone outside of the family. Families are selfish. Mine would pull our plugs for a simple issue thats not critical. Others like this family are thinking about themselves and the head of the big family household who is the breadwinner needing to live

[jjjm]

He was not kept alive against his will, he wanted to live and the doctors tried their hardest to keep him alive. Please stop spreading this misinformation

[TsbPlayerGG]

People also ask
What exactly happened to Hisashi Ouchi?
Hisashi Ouchi, 35, was transported and treated at the University of Tokyo Hospital for 83 days. Ouchi suffered serious radiation burns to most of his body, had severe damage to his internal organs, and had a near-zero white blood cell count.

[ChristosAnestiKhan]

This is more painful than Jesus’s crucifixion 😢

[kyousukekoyomi]

The Docters are Legally forced to Keep Ouchi Alive. In Japan Doctors can Only Kill a Patient painlessly if the patient gives the permission and it's deemed that it's impossible to cure the patient and it would be cruel to keep them alive.

At the later stages Ouchi might Truly wated to get "Euthanized" Euthanasia means killing a Human or Animal painlessly for Morale Reasons. But Ouchi couldn't give the permission for euthanasia since he couldn't talk and lost consciousness and his family didn't give permission for euthanasia. That's why he was forced to be kept alive for 83 days.

He was not forcefully kept alive because the doctors wanted to experiment on him but insted he was forcefully kept alive because he couldn't give the permission for euthanasia and without that permission if the doctors killed Ouchi for moral reasons then the Doctor's will become "Murders" and can legally face "Murder Charges"

[FAT_SUSAN]

He was not the most radioactive man in history

[Lttle_Peeps]

Everyone is saying that this is misinformation, so I will explain it to you.

In 1999, Hisashi ouchi and 2 other emplyes were purifying uranium to make fuel rods for research.While doing so, a chain reaction happened, and as Hisashi was the closest he was hit with the most radiation.He arrived at the hospital crying blood and his head was red and swollen.This went on for a few days until the true horror began.His skin started peeling off and his organs were dissolving from the inside.The doctors performed skingrafts daily and had too supply him with fluids which leaked out of him and soaked his bed.Hisashi want to live and the doctors tried their hardest to do so, but while in the hospital some other doctors came to take the advantage of seeing the effects of radiation on a human.Hisashi went through this pain for nearly 3 months (83 days) until one of his many heart attacks put him to rest.

Hope this helps you understand it better, and yes, Hisashi is the most radioactive person ever.

[Clippy]

This music and Ouchi really makes me unconfortible i am just cant beleve this can hepppen to a human being and this is really horrible

[osManGAZİ]

It wasn’t against his will he said I want to go through it and they tried everything to keep him alive for 83 days

[WordingtonDaleDingle]

Its not against his will he actually said keep him alive.

[Chocolategang]

Don't forget his friends that got injured to😢