When it rains...
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I went to urgent care yesterday, as I said, but our usual place was closed because of the virus. They directed me to another in their system, about 20 minutes west of our usual spot. I made an appointment (no walk-ins any more) for 3 PM. As I was driving out there, knowing I'd be there @ 2 (thought, "Why not? Either I drive home or drive out. Still gotta wait.") I got a text from D3:
She spent the night with us, pretty miserable all night long.
Sheesh, can we PLEASE get a break?
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When I was in rescue, the two MOST PAINFUL runs I was a part of were, one: extensive serious burns (17-yr old mowing the lawn, the fuel somehow caught fire and he reflexively threw the can up into the air and it fell back onto him. I will NEVER forget that transport) and the second was a kidney stone -- grown man, larger than average, horrible agony, crying with it.
Wishing for the best for dau. If it is a stone, maybe the worst is over now?
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When I was in rescue, the two MOST PAINFUL runs I was a part of were, one: extensive serious burns (17-yr old mowing the lawn, the fuel somehow caught fire and he reflexively threw the can up into the air and it fell back onto him. I will NEVER forget that transport) and the second was a kidney stone -- grown man, larger than average, horrible agony, crying with it.
Wishing for the best for dau. If it is a stone, maybe the worst is over now?
@catseye3 said in When it rains...:
Wishing for the best for dau. If it is a stone, maybe the worst is over now?
It's definitely a stone - showed up on CT. They say it's small, so it should pass. She's done this before, but not in the last 10 years or so.
This AM's pain is different. Down lower, more nausea, more intense, but not constant. It's probably at the uretero-vesical junction (where ureter meets bladder). Hopefully it'll be done today.
I've had two stones. Miserable experience.
"Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08
The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.
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Beer. Lots of beer.
At least that's what a Jewish surgeon told me.
After all, surgeons are doctors. Aren't they?
“Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”
Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton
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Sending positive thoughts and hugs to you guys.
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Wow, sorry George. What a time you're having.
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Wow, sorry George. What a time you're having.
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@catseye3 said in When it rains...:
Wishing for the best for dau. If it is a stone, maybe the worst is over now?
It's definitely a stone - showed up on CT. They say it's small, so it should pass. She's done this before, but not in the last 10 years or so.
This AM's pain is different. Down lower, more nausea, more intense, but not constant. It's probably at the uretero-vesical junction (where ureter meets bladder). Hopefully it'll be done today.
I've had two stones. Miserable experience.
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Beer. Lots of beer.
At least that's what a Jewish surgeon told me.
After all, surgeons are doctors. Aren't they?
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@jolly was that me?
yes beer lots,
good diuretic and hydrater and helps you also be a lot of fun to everyone around
@bachophile said in When it rains...:
@jolly was that me?
yes beer lots,
good diuretic and hydrater and helps you also be a lot of fun to everyone around
What? You don't think we don't hang on every word?
