Internal Bleeding
For people that really want to live!
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Be careful when your soul reason for making friends with someone is in the hope they can stop you from bleeding as your friends, husband or wife will become a doctor not a soul mate. Many relationships fail because someone within the relationship could not continue to prescribe a cure for someone’s bleeding.
It is amazing the way the medical profession classifies different levels of bleeding. Remember I am not a doctor so the following is layman’s terms!
Class I Haemorrhage involves up to 15% loss of blood volume. There is typically no change in vital signs and fluid resuscitation is not usually necessary.
Class II Haemorrhage involves 15-30% loss of total blood volume. A patient can often have a rapid heart beat. The body attempts to compensate for this loss however, the skin will often start to look pale and changes in a persons behaviour becomes evident. Volume resuscitation is all that is typically required.
Class III Haemorrhage involves loss of 30-40% of circulating blood volume. The patient's blood pressure drops, the heart rate increases and the mental status worsen. Fluid resuscitation is definitely necessary.
Class IV Haemorrhage involves loss of blood greater than 40% of the circulating blood volume. The limit of the body’s compensation is reached and aggressive resuscitation (replacing of lost blood) is required to prevent death.
What class are you in? The reality is that even if you are a Class 1, if you continue to bleed you will soon go into another class. Don't wait until your life reaches a Class 4 and you find you don’t have the strength to maintain healthy relationships with your family and friends. To realise and acknowledge that you are bleeding requires great courage but honesty is the universal quality of all true winners and champions!
Everyone needs to cry out for help at some stage in their lives and to reach out for assistance. Your greatest display of courage is often displayed in your humility. The easiest way to receive help is to ask. Don’t wait for people to assume what you need or for people to help you by chance. There are times however, when people who love you simply take the initiative to help you. I remember many years ago arriving at a hotel in
There are five presuppositions that are often adopted by people prior to any help received. Which one best describes you?
1.Cynical. Are you someone that immediately adopts a negative approach to receiving help? Some people who are cynical have been disappointed many times in the past and therefore adopt a cynical approach to support and change. It’s like the alcoholic who sincerely promises to
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No one can continue to bleed and live!
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Noel McLean since 1989, has provided practical support, insightful wisdom and inspirational talks to individuals,couples,families,community groups,managers and students. He is a sought after and respected speaker, senior pastor,qualified life Coach, leadership mentor and chair of Wandsworth borough deans, who applies all his management skills in providing counsel and support for people. Noel, possesses a unique ability to empathise with hurting and troubled people, regardless of their gender,ethnicity and faith, giving practical and workable steps that people can grasp. Noel, is a strategic thinker who considers solutions to problems and his wisdom has been sought for from the local police, hospital and political parties.Noel is also an experienced short-term missionary and has trained teams to go into Europe,Asia and the Caribbean. His missionary work has meant that he oversights ministries and social programs in the U.K, Kenya and India, the most notable of which, provides food and support for homeless children in Kenya on a weekly basis. As a result of this, he has completed an MA in short-term missions. He is the founder of the Hope Walk, a walk that unites politicians,churches,community leaders,youth workers and the police together, to declare hope to their community; the founder of Emerging Leaders, a support based mentoring program that provides mentoring for current and emerging leaders in society and he is the founder of YCF International, a Christian ministry that has an emphasis on building families and raising leaders.Noel has consistently expressed a heart to address the real needs of people and in 2005 was awarded by ACEA for his contributions to the Black Christian Community in the U.K and in 2008 was invited to attend a reception with the British Prime Minister in view of his community work. Noel lives in the U.K., is happily married to Sharon and they have four children.