Strangulation is often viewed as a very casual thing these days. Too few appreciate how dangerous it truly is. Domestic violence abuse Surv
Strangulation is often viewed as a very casual thing these days. Too few appreciate how dangerous it truly is.
Domestic violence abuse Survivor Rachel Williams who writes that she was shot & beaten, highlights the very real dangers of strangulation.
(From X): Nonfatal strangulation timeline:
- 6.8 seconds loss of consciousness
- 14 seconds an anoxic seizure
- 15 seconds bladder incontinence
- 30 seconds bowel incontinence
- All deaths between 62-152 seconds
You only need the pressure of a handshake to kill someone.
It’s the second (most likely) cause of homicide in females after stabbing. Note: Stats may differ in the United States where gun violence is a leading cause of injury and death.
Link to my interview with Central Club Podcast is on my previous post in the comments
After Rachel (@Dontlookback198) filed for divorce in 2011, her husband shot her in the leg. He later killed himself. Listen to Rachel’s story and why she’s campaigning for men and women who suffer #DomesticAbuse. pic.twitter.com/F3rkOBMLB3
— Home Office (@ukhomeoffice) January 21, 2019
Non fatal strangulation timeline:
6.8 seconds loss of consciousness
14 seconds an anoxic seizure
15 seconds bladder incontinence
30 seconds bowel incontinence
All deaths between 62-152 secondsYou only need the pressure of a handshake to kill someone.
It’s the second cause… pic.twitter.com/v6aK0QTN1R
— Rachel Williams (@Rachel_SUTDA) October 22, 2023
Rachel Williams is the founder of SUTDA, co-creator of VOICE prog, Ambassador for Locality Solutions.
