Phight On! wrote:A little gross... but extremely painful. During my 6th surgery on my back (to have a spinal cord implant put in)
So you're a cyborg? Like RoboCop?
Phight On! wrote:A little gross... but extremely painful. During my 6th surgery on my back (to have a spinal cord implant put in)
Phight On! wrote:td11 wrote:yesyesyes. i hope it's gross.
A little gross... but extremely painful. During my 6th surgery on my back (to have a spinal cord implant put in) I woke up just as they were making the incisions- one is about 3 inches not far from my right ass cheek (where the generator/battery goes) and then another one is about 4 inches in the middle of my back where the leads from the battery go.
I remember laying there and I heard people talking so I assumed they were done. All of a sudden I felt extreme cold and then the worst burning feeling/pain that I ever felt. I guess I must have jumped when they started to cut because someone said, "I think he can feel that." And I said, "Yeah I can $#@! feel it!" Everybody in the room started freaking out. At that point I was still half doped up so I didn't know what I was doing and I tried to stand up to make them stop. I felt someone jump across my legs and then one or two people were holding each arm down. A small woman nurse was holding my right arm and I got it free and threw her halfway across the room. After that I don't remember anything until I woke up next to a pile of my own vomit. Apparently the anesthesiologist didn't give me enough meds to keep me knocked out and then gave me too much so I started getting sick in my sleep. Obviously they are not going to work on your spinal cord while you are getting sick so I had to go through the surgery again the following week. If they didn't have me on every med known to man I would have never even had it done the second time. I don't even remember getting chest x-rays to make sure I didn't have some kind of pneumonia where vomit gets in your lungs but luckily that didn't happen. I literally don't remember that week of my life.
The worst part is the damn thing doesn't even work but I'm not really up to having it removed yet. I'm pretty much done with surgeries for now.
td11 wrote:holy baaaaaaaaaaaaaaallls
that is terrible, man. sorry i made a joke hoping it was gross. hope you weren't offended.
are you ok now? can you walk and stuff?
also, did they do this annoying thing where they started talking to you/ asking questions as soon as you came to... my jaw wasn't working properly and i was really groggy, and it took a huge effort to process what they were saying and answer. i just wanted to sleep forever.
and then, they wouldn't let me leave til i peed, and it took me like 8 drinks and 40 minutes to do that. lame.
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Uncle Milty wrote:TenuredVulture wrote:I miss Hydrox, the original sandwich cookie.
The original sandwich cookie was HAMELS. They call them Oreos.
Uncle Milty wrote:TenuredVulture wrote:Uncle Milty wrote:TenuredVulture wrote:I miss Hydrox, the original sandwich cookie.
The original sandwich cookie was HAMELS. They call them Oreos.
Wrong. Oreos came after Hydrox. The Nabisco product was much inferior, but Nabisco had superior marketing and distribution.
HAMELS=Perfected