Lead poisoning ?

[lymbo]

anybody knows someone ctb that way? ls lt sure way to go ?

 

[Its time its time]

most slow and painful method.

 

[charlie_z]

most slow and painful method.

Yeah, I wouldn't recommend this method: In adults, abdominal colic, involving paroxysms of pain - high blood lead levels which exceed 100 μg/dL cause very severe manifestations, like signs of encephalopathy (condition characterized by brain swelling) accompanied by increased pressure within the skull, delirium, coma, seizures, and severe headaches.

To summarize, a very slow and excruciatingly painful death.

 

[Worndown]

I know someone that died of this, a stained glass worker.
It was terrible! Choose something else.

 

[lymbo]

I know someone that died of this, a stained glass worker.
It was terrible! Choose something else.

you knew hlm personally?

 

[azucaramargo]

I know someone that died of this, a stained glass worker.
It was terrible! Choose something else.

That's awful! I'm so sorry! If you don't mind my asking, the stained-glass worker died from inhaling lead fumes? And, how was the glass worker's demise? In other words,, what did you observe as his/her symptoms and the time leading up to his/her death?

 

[Worndown]

you knew hlm personally?

Yes, for many years.

That's awful! I'm so sorry! If you don't mind my asking, the stained-glass worker died from inhaling lead fumes? And, how was the glass worker's demise? In other words,, what did you observe as his/her symptoms and the time leading up to his/her death?

Lots of neurological problems. Speech, motion and thought all declined. It was like having several terrible illnesses at once.