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I beg your pardon, but this was no laughing matter. This was traumatizing pain. I mean, it was something I'll never forget. I'm not kidding, man, this was the worst physical pain I've felt in terms of sheer pain. I would choose being shot in the shoulder over this pain. Do you think they would shoot you in the shoulder while not under anesthesia? Would you want to? I mean, think about it. The thing has curls at the end of it, so it's not straight. And they pull it out of your johnson. I get the humor part of it, but I'm still trying to see how that's funny! I know, hard to make sense of that. But it's true.  |
It's a commiserating laugh because I've been there. But with mine they had to go fishing for it. There was no "Just pull the brass ring" deal.
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Originally Posted by CowboyMcCoy
Thank goodness. I'm glad it's over as well.
This is solid advice. I honestly don't drink enough water. That's about to change.
What do you mean? Firstly, I think she was a PhD in medicine student--not a nurse. And thankfully, she wasn't in the room.  I would have felt like a complete weenie then. It's bad enough I panic and have anxiety about the surgical parts and vent here.
Thankfully, I'm doing pretty well. I didn't have the experience with whizzing that you did. Feels a little off, but not painful. I think my kidneys are just now getting back in order, so it's taxing them. I'm really tired. I guess from the kidney infection? |
Probably since it was a different stent than they used 20 years ago.
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Originally Posted by CowboyMcCoy
And lastly, I know nothing of the Dr.'s parents! LOL Oh, I should clarify that the med student was a male med student. LOL. He was like, what's this for. The Dr. pulls it how and shows it to him. It's for (Dr. Speak). Yada yada. But yeah, she wasn't in there.
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Yeah, but I would have announced that his parents weren't married anyway.