I was just wondering, how exactly did getting hit take the adrenaline out? Most people feel more of an adrenaline rush when being hurt/wounded.
Was it because of the severity if the wound?
I'm not American, so I don't really feel like I can say thank you for your service, but it's still very powerful(and inspiring? I don't know) to read all this. So I guess I might as well say thank you anyways
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I was just wondering, how exactly did getting hit take the adrenaline out? Most people feel more of an adrenaline rush when being hurt/wounded. Was it because of the severity if the wound?
I'm not American, so I don't really feel like I can say thank you for your service, but it's still very powerful(and inspiring? I don't know) to read all this. So I guess I might as well say thank you anyways
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