Beauties Kept on Life Support, Episode 5: Claudia
We only perform the patient's involuntary surgical conversion into a life-long, ventilator-dependent test subject if the background check has shown that the poor victim's life is ordinary and absolutely meaningless. Our guidelines only permit conversions of insignificant people. Our scientific work, exploiting human bodies for medical experiments to contribute to mankinds' knowledge on overcoming medical issues, is morally acceptable only if the involuntarily utilized people haven't contributed anything of importance yet. In other words, the transformation of a Nobel Prize winner would be completely ruled out, but the surgical conversion of 27-year-old Claudia is reasonable since her existence is completely irrelevant.
Indeed, Claudia is an excellent example of such an insignificant existence. She worked as an assistant at the service hotline of a mid-size company selling furniture. We simply pronounce people like her brain-dead in the ER if they have been hospitalized due to a surgery performed under general anesthetics. We fake the funeral by replacing the patient with one of our former, physically exhausted test subjects in the casket. The advantage of playing this game with ordinary people is that no one asks any questions about the death, since relatives are usually poor too, and can therefore not investigate the reality hidden by the faked funeral. Instead, the perfectly alive and healthy new patients are transferred to our secret ICU in the basement, where they have to undergo a set of life-changing surgeries to create exploitable human test subjects. By this, we terminate their prior, self-determined lives, and, we must be honest here, surgically transform them into medical slaves. Since they would never agree to the conversion procedure with its massive medical and surgical procedures, we don't actually ask them for permission. We just do it. However, we think that we must at least tell them the truth about their non-self-determined future, their cruel fate. This task is then up to one of our nurses or doctors. They explain to our new, life-long ICU patients their invasive surgical conversion plan, including detailed information about the tracheostomy, diaphragmectomy, gastrostomy, ileostomy, supracervical hysterectomy, as well as other surgical procedures they have to undergo. The intensive care program of a patient is extraordinarily costly. Accordingly, we explain why they have to suffer that way: cost-effectiveness considerations have shown that only machine-supplied patients on life support are acceptable in terms of costs. An individual intensive care program accomplished by our ICU nurse team would be way too expensive. Accordingly, we need to implant artificial interface items, such as PEG tubes and catheters, into their surgically altered bodies. Then we can supply our victims with machines, which is, in terms of long-term intensive care, a very cheap alternative.
The enormous investment we spend into the conversion surgeries and the expensive ICU stay cannot be ventured. Hence, they have to be restrained to their ICU beds by Segufix systems. Our patients cannot breathe autonomously after the surgical removal of their diaphragm. They would die if they try to flee and disconnect themselves from the life-sustaining ventilator. Therefore, we must keep their bodies, and especially their arms and wrist, restrained. We know we sacrifice our patients' mental and physical health throughout the years by the restraints and the medical enslavement and domination. But we always let them know when their contribution was so significant that it was key to develop a new medical product helping thousands of other people worldwide. By this, they notice that their suffering is of value at least. With the right mindset, they could even be proud of their new lives. Incomprehensibly, they rarely reach that state.
We usually hide that we enjoy and even love their conversion into medical slaves. At least during the first few days and weeks of their stay in our facility. They don't know what medical fetishism is and what our medical fetishism consequently means throughout the years of their ICU stay. Observing them dominated by a set of high-end medical equipment embedded into a perfect ICU environment radiates not just peace and serenity. For fetishists, it also radiates loveliness and sexiness. This is due to their suffering and all the medical tubing, the devices, and the sounds the devices generate. Looking at them with an endotracheal tube inserted and a tube holder securing it and listening to the hisses and puffs of the dominating, life-saving ventilator is very special to us. Watching the shaved, wet, and shiny genitals with a Foley catheter sticking out of their urethra connected to a urine collection bag hanging at the bed frame arouses us deeply.
Anyway, there is a point when they recognize our sexual motivation, that we keep them alive as medical slaves, not only to perform medical experiments on their helpless weakened bodies. They finally understand that our medical fetish is about a lot of medical equipment and that we particularly enjoy sharing the bed with them because their lives depend on machines and all the beautiful equipment. Of course, the price they have to pay in this game is incredibly high. We know that all of the inserted medical tubes and wires are a constant source of pain, as these foreign objects are never tolerated by their bodies. We know the stomas, the surgically created artificial openings, are unnatural and cause inflammation frequently. Moreover, ventilators cannot continuously maintain the needed oxygen level besides the right breathing frequency and volume, especially when our patients briefly go insane due to the medical treatments or the realization of our fetish desires. In these situations where the patients suffer from breathlessness, they recognize their vulnerability and helplessness and that a malfunction of the ventilator could end their lives. And that we have the power to simply turn the machine off to let them die. The dependency on the life support system and our goodwill are permanent sources of stress and fear to our medical slaves. They are living with a constant, exhausting alert in mind, at least if they are awake. However, most uncomfortable for them is the fact that we love to see them exactly suffering from these conditions. Serving as our sexual ICU pleasure toys is the most significant price they have to pay, from a mental point of view.
After years of undergoing medical experiments and serving as a pleasure toy, we will finally reward their involuntary support by eternal salvation. Of course, they don't have the privilege to define that point in time. They are completely and utterly at our mercy, and we usually simply turn the ventilator off and then wait for three minutes until brain death occurs. Then we finally conclude their existence by harvesting those organs not yet damaged by the medical experiments. The mortal remains are then serving as candidates to be placed in a casket to fake another new test subject's funeral.
Five days ago, Claudia was hospitalized due to abdominal pain. Dr. Wheeler examined her, certified a rupture, and ordered surgery. Our secret ICU team checked her background and gave the OK on her conversion due to the worthlessness of her existence. The 27-year-old woman underwent surgery. At the end of the successful procedure, Dr. Wheeler stealthily injected a particular poison through her peripheral venous catheter. Ventricular fibrillation was the result, and resuscitation had to be performed. Claudia was pronounced dead and immediately transferred into our secret basement ICU. Of course, she wasn't actually dead and survived the faked incident. Instead of Claudia, test subject Abby's ventilator was turned off for the final time, and we carried Abby's body to Claudia's grave. Abby served as a test subject and ICU pleasure doll for almost 5 years and 2 months. And a financial contribution of approximately 1.9 million dollars, the money we urgently need to technically upgrade our medical equipment in the emergency rooms.
After Claudia had been moved to her permanent and final new home (ICU room 5, test subject Abby's previous home) and registered as patient #0798 in our patient database, the schedule for her surgical conversion was compiled. Since she had already been intubated and catheterized, there was hardly any work to do on the patient during the next few days. However, the team welcomed her by uncovering her ventilated, nude body to take some "Claudia before her conversion" souvenir photos. We also performed several exciting vaginal check-ups with speculums and cervix dilators right after shaving her genitals. Besides this, we simply enjoyed watching her on life support, intubated and ventilated through a twin hose connected to a high-end intensive care ventilator. Watching her in this helpless situation with her chest synchronously rising to ventilator's assisted breaths, the hisses and puffs, and the little leaps of the ventilator hose convinced everyone on the conversion team to give their best on her surgically performed journey towards her great new, basically remotely controlled future. This morning, we've finished creating the conversion schedule, and therefore, decided to tell her about her new cruel fate, her new life as a medical slave dominated by ICU equipment, nurses, and doctors. Hence, we reduced the administration of sedatives to let her wake up.
ICU nurse Serena had the honor to explain to poor Claudia what her body will be exposed to. Every new patient in this situation reacts with disbelief in the first place. Some then start panicking. This first reaction tells a lot, especially whether we have to adopt profound or only weak measures to break the victim's will. Serena stood next to Claudia's bed and stroked her left hand while Claudia slowly woke up and carefully opened her eyes. Serena opened the very special meeting, a meeting where Claudia could not contribute a word as she was intubated and hooked up to the ventilator.
"Hey Claudia, my darling! Good to see you awake again. I am Serena, your personal intensive care nurse. Don't panic! Everything will be fine. Yes, you are in an ICU. We had to perform a little surgery on your abdomen. Everything worked out perfectly. Dr. Wheeler did an excellent job. The wound, the little scar down there, will heal completely in the next two weeks. Psst! You can't speak at the moment. You are intubated with a cuffed endotracheal tube. That's the plastic tube sticking out of your mouth. It has been placed into your windpipe, and, therefore, the tube traverses your vocal cords so that you cannot speak right now. We must keep you intubated due to the administered sedatives. Look, you can't breathe autonomously at the moment. The ventilator breathes for you. I know it's very uncomfortable to be intubated and silenced by an 8.5 mm plastic tube. However, without that nice little medical tool connecting your body to the high-end ventilator on your left side, well, you would die within minutes."
Claudia was still struggling with the sedatives, but she could follow Serena's medical statements, although the detailed explanations of why Claudia had to stay intubated could have sounded strange to Claudia.
"We also had to insert a 14fr Foley catheter through your urethra into your bladder. That's necessary as we have to perform long-term catheterization, and you will be connected to a urine collection bag from now on. Well, you know, that's the awkward part of the message I'll tell you today. You will stay in our ICU for quite a long time. Frankly speaking, we are talking about a very, very long period of time. Of course, I will tell you the reason for that soon. But first, I want to convince you that we will always care about you. We are good people. All of our staff members work hard to help our patients survive and have a safe and pampered stay without stress or sorrow. The medical equipment inserted into your natural and surgically created openings, plus the connected machines, will force discomfort and pain into you. Eventually, even the most modern medical equipment can only imitate human bodies' natural functions and cannot perfectly replace them. In other words, we will ventilate you, feed you, clean your body. But you will have to get the hang of the pain as we cannot keep you awake while administering painkillers continuously. And it is not an option for us to keep you comatose. Well, now, you might ask yourself: 'Why do I have to stay at this ICU for such a long period?', 'What is the medical reason for all of this?', or 'What has happened to my beautiful female body?' All good questions, darling. I will try to answer them and explain to you why my answers are logical. For us, at least."
"Let's put it this way. Basically, your health state is excellent. If you were a normal patient, we would reduce the administered medicine to zero, extubate you, and discharge you from our hospital. But you are not a normal patient. You have been registered as test subject #0798 in this secret ICU. We aim to create a submissive medical slave based on your medically weakened body absolutely dependent on a large set of medical machinery. You will never breathe, eat, or drink on your own again. And to ensure this cruel fate, we will perform surgeries on you—a lot of surgeries, all targeting the removal of essential body functions. Yes, Claudia, my little darling, you get it right. You will never leave this intensive care unit again. At least alive. And we will remove these essential body functions, mainly to ensure that you cannot resist our will. We can then expose your helpless body to any kind of medical experiment without you being able to oppose our intentions, our medical treatments. Because we will remotely control the medical devices that keep you alive. Devices that substitute your destroyed body functions externally. Therefore, we will surgically create new artificial openings, so-called stomas, to insert plastic tubes and wires into you. Medical interfaces to dominate you. By this, your body will be merged into a human-based machine—a medical cyborg."
"Your conversion into that ventilator-dependent cyborg will start soon. Do you see this nice syringe? It's filled with a novel sedative. It will paralyze your muscles, including your primary and secondary breathing muscles. All within five minutes. And why is this so nice? Because we will then perform the first conversion surgery, a complete diaphragmectomy. This means we will surgically remove your entire diaphragm. Yes, lovely Claudia, test subject #0798, we will deliberately neutralize your mechanical, physical ability to breathe autonomously. Forever. Yes, when you wake up in three days, you will be irreversibly ventilator-dependent for the rest of your non-self-determinant life. A ventilator will pump fresh oxygen into your lungs 15 times a minute, 21600 times a day, forever and ever. And after every supplied breath, we will decide again whether you are still worth it to be kept on life support and hooked up to a ventilator. So, be ready for the end of your present life, for the alteration of your beautiful female body, and for the rebirth as a medical slave dominated by intensive care machines."
Claudia's first reaction was exactly like we had expected. She looked frightened and with disbelief at Serena and the syringe in her hand. Claudia tried to say something and started to scream. However, with the endotracheal tube in her trachea and the cuff inflated, she could only utter some muted noises. Until now, Serena's voice was soft and calm. She changed the tone abruptly and began to sound aggressive.
"You better not try to resist, future medical slave. Do you get it? It is a privilege to serve as a medical test subject embedded into our medical experiments. We will turn your worthless life into something of incredibly high meaning. The truth is, it is an honor for someone like you to move up the ladder from a poor service hotline assistant to a person contributing to mankind's health. Yes, you will suffer, but many will be cured due to your personal, albeit involuntary, sacrifice. Will you be a good girl not opposing the inescapable? Or will you go down the excruciating path, the path surrounded by additional medical torture? It is your choice, object #0798!"
Claudia started to quail. We could see her slowly realizing her fate. Her mimic, the look in her eyes, clearly said: I am going to panic soon. She obviously decided to go the tough, torturous way. It was her free will. Now, she had to bear the consequences of her undiscerning behavior.
"Calm down, Claudia! I must administer the novel sedative through your peripheral venous catheter. The surgeons are already waiting to perform your diaphragmectomy. So, will you keep still now! And don't shake off the ventilator twin hose! You need it to survive, you silly cheeky girl!"
Another nurse entered the room. He assisted Serena in restraining Claudia until the sedative had been administered and had taken full effect. Slowly but surely, Claudia's resistance faded. Ultimately, the sedative had paralyzed #0798 successfully. She was still awake and worried to death. Her look was full of fear.
"Psst, Claudia. Everything will fall into place. We aren't monsters. Of course, we will administer proper medication and anesthetics during the surgery. Don't worry. You won't be awake while your chest gets opened for the surgical procedure to remove your diaphragm. Anyway, you should try to get used to surgical procedures. You will experience a lot of them. You will undergo several ectomies or surgical removals, respectively. Besides the diaphragmectomy, we will extract your uterus, for example. This will reduce the costs of hygiene management, as your menstruation will never happen again. Well, your body will lose its ability to become pregnant afterward. That's for sure. But we haven't designated you for procreation anyway."
"Moreover, we will extract your urethral sphincters to make you irreversibly incontinent. Oops, I forgot to say that we will implant artificial sphincters instead. That's the first medical experiment you'll have to undergo. The artificial sphincter is a medical product under development. Publicly documented medical trials are way too expensive and, therefore, you will have to join the project, and your body is your personal contribution to make the project a story of success. Unfortunately, your urethral sphincters work perfectly, so you are not the right candidate for the experiment yet. But, don't worry. We'll fix that by the ectomy of your internal and external urethral sphincters."
Serena administered a second syringe of the novel sedative. The ventilator was still in a mode to assist Claudia's breathing efforts. Now, with the second syringe administered, the number of breaths triggered by Claudia decreased rapidly. Within two minutes, the ventilator turned from an assisting machine to a machine completely controlling Claudia's breathing. Her breathing muscles had been utterly paralyzed. Now, she was unable to survive without the inserted endotracheal tube, the applied tube holder, the connected breathing hose, and, of course, the ventilator itself. And without our will to keep her on life support. Suddenly, Claudia got tired. She closed her eyes as the sedatives took full effect.
"It's OK, darling. Let the sedatives overpower you. Just go ahead and shake off the stress and discomfort. Let the medication work, and let the ventilator breathe for you. This is your new life. And when you wake up again in approximately three days, I will tell you something about the second type of surgeries we will perform on you: the surgical procedures to create stomas, artificial openings through your skin. You know, little holes in your body to ease your ventilation and nutrition. And to ease the hygiene management. I'm talking about your tracheostomy, gastrostomy, and ileostomy, of course. But for now, have a good medically-induced sleep, my beautiful ICU pleasure doll #0798!"
Claudia couldn't hear the last sentence anymore. She had fallen asleep. From now on, she was completely and utterly at our mercy. The time had come for her first conversion surgery. The surgery to create a life-long ventilator-dependent medical slave based on Claudia's body, a body that had turned into our property.
Serena paged Dr. Wheeler so that the entire ICU could listen to her message: "Dr. Wheeler, Dr. Wheeler. ICU room 5, ICU room 5, please. Patient #0798 is ready for diaphragmectomy in OR 8. I repeat, patient #0798 is ready for diaphragmectomy in OR 8."
Test subject #0798, formerly named Claudia, has already contributed to five medical experiments during her 14 months at our ICU. She indicates the first symptoms of irreversible physical exhaustion. #0798 undergoes dialysis every second day due to double-sided severe kidney damages. 14 months in bed caused muscle atrophy so that she cannot leave her bed on her own. We were extraordinarily successful in breaking down her resistance. Her last act of resistance was almost a year ago, right after we performed her tracheostomy. Altogether, the surgical conversion procedures worked perfectly and delivered the submissive medical slave we were aiming to create based on her female body. It's always a special pleasure to share the bed with her as she accepts her fate completely. Meanwhile, she knows that radiating the willingness to live the role of our medical fetish fantasies' projection surface is the main reason we still keep her on life support.
And she got a new roommate: our former nurse Serena. After six years of working as a first-class nurse, we offered her to switch sides, from a nurse to a patient, a new medical slave. Although she is a switch, her medical fetish was dominated by masochistic ideas over the last few years. She took the offer and was converted into a voluntarily ventilator-dependent patient three months ago. Now, both ladies share the ICU room, both catheterized, drip-fed, and connected to a ventilator via a breathing circuit and a tracheostomy tube. Both intensive care cyborgs have lost self-determination and any rights, and, therefore, their bodies have been turned into our properties. However, Serena is the only one enjoying her dependency on all the medical equipment and the fact that she will never breathe autonomously through her natural airway again. For her, watching Claudia, observing her suffering the medical domination, makes her horny. She is still able to walk and shares the bed with Claudia from time to time. Then our cameras record nice videos of the two ventilated ladies. We particularly enjoy the scenes where Serena's strap-on glides into Claudia's vagina. And the scenes where Serena somehow tries to kiss Claudia's mouth although the tracheostomy tubes and ventilator hoses sticking out of both women's necks block the way. Then, peace and serenity are radiated by a real Beauty Kept on Life Support: Claudia.
Thanks again to @intubatedlover and @hospitalpatient67 for their support in writing this story.
Source: Mexican TV series “Sin tu mirada”, episode 111.
