Do you get Queasy at the sight of Blood?

Well I always get panic and i feel uncomfortable seeing blood. When I was donating my blood for the 1st time last week, I didn't even look at it. I was keep talking with my sister or looking other side

In an emergency situation I am calm and level headed. Once the emergency is over, I freak out a bit. I have never been in a situation where there has been an extreme amount of blood, but enough to make the average person faint. As long as there are no needles involved I can handle it.

I'm with you, I tend to do well until after the crisis is over and I can no longer do anything to help. I have had a couple of chances in my family where I literally helped save their lives.Also, I worked in an ER for several years so there is not a lot that bothers me. A lot of blood is probably the one think that gets me though. A lot depends on who is in crisis too. If it is someone you love I believe you can handle about anything in order to help them.

I'm like you. I do really well in the heat of the moment. But when everything is said and done, I come apart at the seams. There was a time at the store I used to work at, that one of our regular customers pulled in to the parking lot and was yelling "help" from her car. I went out to see what was wrong and it turned out she was having a heart attack. I was calm in making phone calls and everything else. But after the ambulance came and took her to the hospital, I just started shaking and bawling. It was pretty scary.

I am the kind of person that most people would like to have on hand during any crisis. For some reason my inner emergency robot takes over and I have no control over what happens. I just seem to take charge and do the right thing.

Yes, but it depends. If I get a scratch or a cut that's no big deal. But I can't watch needles, even done to me. I have to turn my face away. I have almost faited at getting blood tests. I don't handle emergancies well. My stomach gets so sick I almost puke. And I can't watch opperations on tv. I'm very squimish that way. Even talking about opperations makes me yicky.

No I don't I have been around it most of my life. My dad was a hunter and I lived on a farm where you see this sort of thing all the time, from chicken's being butchered to calves and goats being born. So I can do pretty well with it. If need in an emergency and have.

I've always been pretty good with it. I seem to be more practical than emotional so I take control of the situation and make sure everyone's ok. I did almost pass out one time when my son had stitches, but that was because I had to take him to the hospital as soon as I got home from work, I hadn't eaten any dinner, and I was standing in the ER for a couple hours. The drs. were so funny, they wouldn't let me leave until I had some color back in my face!

i can stomach the sight of blood but what freaks me out is seeing open wounds or really nasty injuries. that's one reason why i didn't go to medical school, much to the dismay of my dad. i remembered once, there was an accident in our school and this student had a huge cut on his leg and blood was pouring out of it. i swear i fainted when i saw it.

I do well in a crisis then totally fall apart after. When I pull myself together I keep thinking how did I do that? Never again! but should a situation arise when I would have to do it again I'm sure I would.

Blood doesn't bother me unless it belongs to someone close to me. Then I panic, especially if there is a lot of it. The Bible says that the life is in the blood so I guess that when I see the blood of someone I care about gushing out, I imagine that their life also is leaving their body.