Injured people often say they can’t breathe, but the act of talking requires a mostly open airway, and air to be pushed over the vocal cords. Is it a mental thing or are they really suffocating?
In: Biology
They can breathe, usually. They struggle to do so and it may be very painful, but they can breathe.
If they can’t breathe, they can’t say more than a word or two.
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