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September 16, 2003
oh the agony
I woke up yesterday with some really bad pain in my back. I was kind of freaking out because nothing I did made it feel better. I put heat on it, flex all, massage, nothing. And then at around 8pm, while I was at work, the pain just exploded. So, I had my dad take me to the ER last night. Turns out I have a kidney stone. A freaking kidney stone. It's 2-3 mm and I should pass it any day now. The nurse said that I must have a really high tolerance for pain.
Posted by at September 16, 2003 10:00 AM
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ewwwwwwwwwwwww. i'm so sorry becky. :( that's really gotta suck. many ubervibes to you!
Posted by: Judy at September 16, 2003 10:44 AM
OMG - how awful! I hope they gave you some super mega kick ass pain killers, and that you're feeling better ASAP!
Posted by: Victor at September 16, 2003 11:55 AM
this is something i can sort of relate to. but first let me say OUCH!! you really do have a high tolerance for pain. that's supposed to be one of the most painful things... passing kidney stones.
i had gall stones. and i suffered from them for over a year before i even went to the doctor. my aunt had gall stones, and with her first attack she was in the emergency room. my doctor asked me why on earth i waited so long. i told her i thought it was stress. it was the worst pain .... like a migrane, but in my stomach and back.
Posted by: jodi at September 16, 2003 12:12 PM
that sucks, shmeck. what is strange is that i just thought about researching kidneys today without even knowing what oyu were going through. ubermoment.
good luck to you =(
Posted by: arifa at September 16, 2003 02:46 PM
Oh, uh, whoops, that was me above, posted as Victor. I guess he was the last one to leave a blog comment, and I didn't check it before I hit post, and viola. Sorry.
Posted by: romy at September 16, 2003 04:51 PM
Why didn't it cello when you didn't check it before you hit post, Romy?
(sorry ... it made me laugh. But you should start doing that on purpose, using viola instead of voila. It could be one of your many "things")
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