Originally posted by: Slimline
Originally posted by: DaTT
Originally posted by: tfbrown69
Thats funny ,I dropped a good size one yesterday...I had one a few years ago that was stuck in my urerter (sp) un-real pain. but they could not use the sonic waves and they had to operate through my pp. oh what fun I had that week...
This time it just came out after a day or so .
http://pics.bbzzdd.com/users/tfbrown69/P1010016.JPG
http://pics.bbzzdd.com/users/tfbrown69/P1010009.JPG
http://pics.bbzzdd.com/users/tfbrown69/P1010004.JPG
http://pics.bbzzdd.com/users/tfbrown69/P1010001.JPG
And yet you type of this occurance and if nothing major just popped out of your dink. :Q
LMAO @ your post. Personally I think this one would be the wort to pass. LOOK at the sheer size of the monster
Originally posted by: Slimline
Originally posted by: DaTT
Originally posted by: tfbrown69
Thats funny ,I dropped a good size one yesterday...I had one a few years ago that was stuck in my urerter (sp) un-real pain. but they could not use the sonic waves and they had to operate through my pp. oh what fun I had that week...
This time it just came out after a day or so .
http://pics.bbzzdd.com/users/tfbrown69/P1010016.JPG
http://pics.bbzzdd.com/users/tfbrown69/P1010009.JPG
http://pics.bbzzdd.com/users/tfbrown69/P1010004.JPG
http://pics.bbzzdd.com/users/tfbrown69/P1010001.JPG
And yet you type of this occurance and if nothing major just popped out of your dink. :Q
LMAO @ your post. Personally I think this one would be the wort to pass. LOOK at the sheer size of the monster
Originally posted by: Triumph
How I describe kidney stone pain: Imagine getting hit in the stomach with a bat. Or falling down and getting the wind knocked out of you. Pain throughout your entire abdomen. Now imagine that pain as constant and continuous for maybe an hour or two until you get some morphine. That's what my kidney stone felt like.
Originally posted by: iamwiz82
Originally posted by: Triumph
How I describe kidney stone pain: Imagine getting hit in the stomach with a bat. Or falling down and getting the wind knocked out of you. Pain throughout your entire abdomen. Now imagine that pain as constant and continuous for maybe an hour or two until you get some morphine. That's what my kidney stone felt like.
Mine was entirely on my right side. It was great when the doctor was pushing against my kidney during the tests. "Does that hurt?" "Of-fscking-course it hurts!!!"
Originally posted by: iamwiz82
Originally posted by: Doggiedog
Originally posted by: iamwiz82
Originally posted by: Doggiedog
Originally posted by: chambersc
and just imagine when it passes....oh....my.....god. you're gonna need some hydrocodine for that, sucker.
Are you serious? Is it even worse as it passes?
I was given the strainer. I hope my co-workers don't find me dead in the bathroom with my pants down to my ankles holding a strainer in my hands.
I'm 35 btw. No family history of problems. The doctor said its most common in the 20-40s. He sees a ton of them each week.
See the tips and how they are worn/broken off?
Let's just say that your internal organs are a rock tumbler for kidney stones![]()
OMG! I thought it was just a piece of sand. That thing looks like a mine or some alien torture device.
It could look like this too
Depends on what kind it is. That's why they gave you a strainer, so they can do tests on it.
Originally posted by: Triumph
How I describe kidney stone pain: Imagine getting hit in the stomach with a bat. Or falling down and getting the wind knocked out of you. Pain throughout your entire abdomen. Now imagine that pain as constant and continuous for maybe an hour or two until you get some morphine. That's what my kidney stone felt like.
