Would you take one or more days off?
Edit: The body of a person that died of unnatural causes. Hell, my mom works at a nurses home and finds old ladies dead fairly often.
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Would you take one or more days off?
Edit: The body of a person that died of unnatural causes. Hell, my mom works at a nurses home and finds old ladies dead fairly often.
Is it a body of someone I know? Or just some random dead guy? When you say "body", you do mean a non-living body. right? I don't have a job so I can't take time off of work. I don't know why I'm here.
Congratulations on your 4001st post, Bighead.
If it was just some random body no I wouldn't take off of work. But If it was a body of someone I knew and I was close to then yeah I would take off of work.
I found the dog we adopted from my great aunt ran over flat in the street many years ago. That was rough.
What? No, I wouldn't take off work. Why would I take off work?
This is weird. It'd depend on who the person was and how I found them. A random old lady who clearly died of natural causes? No. My best friend with bullet holes in her torso? Yes. This is way too vague...
I have to ask, how old are you?Quote:
Originally Posted by "Melyssa K" Kennedy
Kinda depends on the situation. The age of the deceased, state of the body. Like an elderly person who's physically still okay, it wouldn't effect me as much as a child who's... you know, not okay. I'd be very shocked with the latter, not sure how I'd respond to that.
Ok, the body of a person that died of unnatural causes. I will edit that into the first post.
Still, it depends on the state of the body. A junkie that OD'd can't compare to a child or teenager who got ran over by a truck.