Originally posted by: Ilmater
Hope you feel better, Son of a Noob! I'm glad everything turned out OK!Originally posted by: BrokenVisage
8. Something about being a douchebag again.Originally posted by: Medicine Bear
1. Guy is at workOriginally posted by: Frew
Cliffs?
2. Gets sick
3. You are a douchebag
4. Guy goes to ER
5 Guy finds out he has a bacterial infection in his spine
6. You are still a douchebag, learn how to read.
7. Guy is pumped full of drugs and feels like crap
9. ...
10. Profit!
BrokenVisage, can we please stop going out of our way to make up ways to put that stupid fvcking "... Profit!" thing in every post? That was pathetic, and not funny.
Originally posted by: Son of a N00b
any ideas what i could do for him when I am better?
He likes sports?
Originally posted by: Gamingphreek
I read Lumbar tap and it brings back horrible memories.
I had the bad version of Lyme Disease when i was like 10 or something. It was further complicated by Pseudo-tumo-cerbrai (Not sure how you spell that) and a bad ear infection (which led to my ear drum bursting). After all of that the one thing that sticks out most is the spinal tap. Dear. Sweet. God. They didn't numb me (a little kid at the time) at all, they merely jammed the needle in and all that stuff. I got at least 3 a week for multiple weeks. At one point, (not knowing that being put to sleep made all pain cease) i fought off the medicene and flat out refused to go to sleep, willing myself to stay awake.
In all of that glad to hear you aren't dead, and sorry you had to suffer through a Spinal Tap (even though you were asleep).
-Kevin
Originally posted by: Zim Hosein
Originally posted by: Gamingphreek
I read Lumbar tap and it brings back horrible memories.
I had the bad version of Lyme Disease when i was like 10 or something. It was further complicated by Pseudo-tumo-cerbrai (Not sure how you spell that) and a bad ear infection (which led to my ear drum bursting). After all of that the one thing that sticks out most is the spinal tap. Dear. Sweet. God. They didn't numb me (a little kid at the time) at all, they merely jammed the needle in and all that stuff. I got at least 3 a week for multiple weeks. At one point, (not knowing that being put to sleep made all pain cease) i fought off the medicene and flat out refused to go to sleep, willing myself to stay awake.
In all of that glad to hear you aren't dead, and sorry you had to suffer through a Spinal Tap (even though you were asleep).
-Kevin
When was the last time you read about a "Spinal Tap" while the patient was asleep Kevin?![]()
Originally posted by: Gamingphreek
Originally posted by: Zim Hosein
Originally posted by: Gamingphreek
I read Lumbar tap and it brings back horrible memories.
I had the bad version of Lyme Disease when i was like 10 or something. It was further complicated by Pseudo-tumo-cerbrai (Not sure how you spell that) and a bad ear infection (which led to my ear drum bursting). After all of that the one thing that sticks out most is the spinal tap. Dear. Sweet. God. They didn't numb me (a little kid at the time) at all, they merely jammed the needle in and all that stuff. I got at least 3 a week for multiple weeks. At one point, (not knowing that being put to sleep made all pain cease) i fought off the medicene and flat out refused to go to sleep, willing myself to stay awake.
In all of that glad to hear you aren't dead, and sorry you had to suffer through a Spinal Tap (even though you were asleep).
-Kevin
When was the last time you read about a "Spinal Tap" while the patient was asleep Kevin?![]()
Well rereading the post, i kinda skipped a couple parts as i was skimming along. It turns out he was more drugged up with painkillers. My bad. Well at any rate it hurts![]()
Originally posted by: Gamingphreek
All i know is that i was wide awake and it was the most painful thing in my life thusfar (hopefully no worse). So it probably didn't feel to good for him, even though he had painkillers.
I really didn't know that they had to be awake, Zim. Ill just take your word on that part
-Kevin
