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Welcome

Presented by Officer Scott S. Metheny This program contains content which may be considered disturbing. If you do not feel you can handle this, go to the back and a teacher will escort you out.

CHOKING GAME PASSOUT BLACK OUT SPACE MONKEY FLATLINER Also known as:

What is the choking game? First and foremost, IT IS NOT A GAME!!! There are many variations, but essentially, it is cutting off the flow of blood to the brain by choking, hyperventilating, compressing the chest.

What does it feel like? The first feeling is a light- headedness (a perceived "high") due to reduced blood flow, and, therefore reduced delivery of oxygen to the brain. The second part comes with the removal of pressure on the chest or neck releasing a powerful surge of dammed up blood through the carotid arteries into the brain (a perceived "rush").

What does it feel like? Also at this time, brain cells are starting to die. As the cells die, there is a chemical release that gives a euphoric feeling. Kids must realize that this feeling is actually the brain dying.

But it is safer than using drugs, right? Wrong!!! It can be just as deadly. It also seems to be addictive to the kids doing this. There are many ways that this activity can kill you.

It sounds pretty safe. What’s the problem? It is not safe at all. Many times the person being choked faints from the lack of oxygen, because there is no way to know when a person is about to faint from this.

People faint all the time, what is so bad? In this case, fainting is caused by the brain starving for oxygen. Brain cells are dying and will never regenerate. This can result in long term brain damage; even a vegetative state.

Can anything else happen from fainting? Yes. People fall and receive many injuries. There are reports of broken bones, concussions, major cuts, eye injuries, and even deaths from the fall.

I hear it feels strange when you wake up….. This is because the blood is rushing back into the brain. This surge can lead to a stroke (bleed in the brain) or seizures. Both of these can lead to severe brain damage and even death.

I hear that some kids twitch before they wake up? The twitching is the brain having a seizure. At this point there is brain damage taking place that can not be reversed. Millions of brain cells are dying each time this happens leading to bleeding in the brain or silent strokes.

Why are so many people dying? The rush that kids are getting from this can be addictive. Therefore, kids want to do it more and more. Some are doing it to get “high”

Why are so many people dying? The person plans to take the pressure off just before they pass-out, but there is no way to know when that will happen. If the person passes out first, the weight of their body pulls and they die.

Why are so many people dying? Within 3 minutes a child will suffer noticeable brain damage Between 4 and 5 minutes without oxygen to the brain, a child will die Some of those who have died were alone for as little as 15 minutes before someone found them and it was already too late. This activity can claim a child's life the first time it is played.

So it is safe if you do it with a friend? Absolutely not! It is NEVER safe. Even if you are not tying something around the neck, you are depriving the brain of oxygen. If you have someone push on your arteries in the neck and they put pressure on a group of nerves, it can cause an immediate heart attack.

Also….. …there is the chance of seizure, stroke, heart attack, or injury from a fall, and always results in the killing of brain cells that can never be replaced. The damage done is permanent and cumulative.

Why are we talking about this? Because it is happening everywhere, including here, and you need to know how dangerous it is.

It only affects me, right? Wrong. It affects many other people around you.

Who else does it affect? Your parents- Imagine how your parents might feel if they would have to go through the tragedy of losing a child – you………. Your friends- If they are there at the time, they could be charged with murder. If they know you are doing it and don’t say anything, they would have to live with it for the rest of their lives……….. Brothers and sisters- Many times it is other family members who find your dead body………

Who is doing this? Primarily boys and girls between 9-16 years old, but it can happen to any person at any age.

How can I say, “No”? Use Humor- “No, I need all the brain cells I’ve got” Walk Away- Leave if people ask you to do it Give a reason- “No, it’s stupid and it can kill you” Strength in numbers- Hang out with kids who won’t do this Avoid the situation- If you know kids that are doing it, don’t go with them

What should I do? If you are doing it, STOP! If you know someone else who is, tell them to stop. Don’t take their word for it though. Tell an adult about it.

But my friend will get mad… It is better to have a friend mad at you for saving their life than having a dead friend. Your friend may not realize you are saving them, but trust me this activity is a killer! Telling = Tattling

Who can I tell? Your parents Your friend’s parents Teacher Guidance counselor/SAC School administrator Aunt/Uncle Any responsible adult that you trust

Who can I talk to in the school? Guidance counselor Teacher Principal or assistants Nurse SAC- Student Assistance Counselor

What are some signs to look for? Bloodshot eyes Frequent unusual headaches Marks on neck Locked doors Knots tied in room Disorientation after spending time alone

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