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In your eyes forsaken me.

[quote=macchuka]@Castrius a bit of cold water that could kill you[/quote]

Eventually, all muscles under voluntary control are affected, and individuals lose their strength and the ability to move their arms, legs, and body. When muscles in the diaphragm and chest wall fail, people lose the ability to breathe without ventilatory support. ALS does not affect a person's ability to see, smell, taste, hear, or recognize touch.

You're literally stuck in a cell shaped like a body. You cant move or talk, but you can still see everything that goes around you. I have gotten frostbite before, ive gotten pneumonia before, but i would take either or those over getting stuck immobile in my own body.

Btw, anything can kill you. You can die from literally anything. Getting killed isnt what is terrible about als, its the not being able to move ever again part.

[quote=NoobCake]If someone gets hypothermia from the ice bucket challenge, I'll laugh.[/quote]
[url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JUjsvf70e0I]It [i]could[/i] happen.[/url]

inb4 liquid nitrogen bath challenges

That is nothing compared to what people with ALS suffer. My teachers father died from it and it was terrible. No one deserves a disease like ALS, and you're complaining about a bit of cold water

polar plunge or no balls

How frail are you that you can't handle your head being cold for a few mins

[quote=NoobCake]If someone gets hypothermia from the ice bucket challenge, I'll laugh.[/quote]

This.

If someone gets hypothermia from the ice bucket challenge, I'll laugh.

i think it has to do with ALS. to share the xperience of the muscle movements, not really about the cold.