Re: surviving cold, a situation
Ted Burton (tedbrtn@CYBERHIGHWAY.NET)
Wed, 8 Nov 1995 22:03:58 -0700
Jim Holman asks:
>
>Let's say you have the following situation. Cold weather, teens. Everyone
>goes to bed and a couple of hours later, you wake up and find a kid trying
>to rebuild the fire. He says he is 'freezing to death', he's shivering and
>his teeth are chattering. You convince him to go back into his sleeping bag
>to try to get warm. He complains he's still cold, but you tell him just to
>wait a while and he'll warm back up. You go back to bed. Now, what are the
>dangers here?
You express sympathy. You help with a warm fire. You suggest you boil some
water for cocoa.
You check out his bunk to see if he is equipped to stay warm. If he is
underequipped, or even if he just needs a psychological lift, lend him an
extra blanket and put on your shirtjac when you get back into your bunk
without that blanket.
Anixit gulaqueen. (good evening!)
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