Woke up at 2:00 AM in a cold sweat with the worst pain I’ve ever experienced in my lifetime. Had the Fred Sanford “This is the big one” feeling. Finally gave in and called an Ambulance after an hour of misery. Turns out I was passing my first ever Kidney Stone. Discharged after 4 hours of poking and prodding and MRI’s.
I used to laugh at my buddies telling me how bad the pain from passing one was. I’ve got a real high tolerance for pain and always thought I was pretty tough. 😳 It’s fuggin excruciating!!! No more Dr Peppers for me. 🤠
And let me tell y’all, Demarol and HydroMorophene is some good stuff ! Still flying high. 🤠
Woke up at 2:00 AM in a cold sweat with the worst pain I’ve ever experienced in my lifetime. Had the Fred Sanford “This is the big one” feeling. Finally gave in and called an Ambulance after an hour of misery. Turns out I was passing my first ever Kidney Stone. Discharged after 4 hours of poking and prodding and MRI’s.
I used to laugh at my buddies telling me how bad the pain from passing one was. I’ve got a real high tolerance for pain and always thought I was pretty tough. 😳 It’s fuggin excruciating!!! No more Dr Peppers for me. 🤠
And let me tell y’all, Demarol and HydroMorophene is some good stuff ! Still flying high. 🤠
Woke up at 2:00 AM in a cold sweat with the worst pain I’ve ever experienced in my lifetime. Had the Fred Sanford “This is the big one” feeling. Finally gave in and called an Ambulance after an hour of misery. Turns out I was passing my first ever Kidney Stone. Discharged after 4 hours of poking and prodding and MRI’s.
I used to laugh at my buddies telling me how bad the pain from passing one was. I’ve got a real high tolerance for pain and always thought I was pretty tough. 😳 It’s fuggin excruciating!!! No more Dr Peppers for me. 🤠
And let me tell y’all, Demarol and HydroMorophene is some good stuff ! Still flying high. 🤠
I have had to ruptured disc in my back and I thought that was bad pain until I had a kidney stone. It is amazing how much pain it causes and how quickly it can come on without any notice or early symptoms.
Woke up at 2:00 AM in a cold sweat with the worst pain I’ve ever experienced in my lifetime. Had the Fred Sanford “This is the big one” feeling. Finally gave in and called an Ambulance after an hour of misery. Turns out I was passing my first ever Kidney Stone. Discharged after 4 hours of poking and prodding and MRI’s.
I used to laugh at my buddies telling me how bad the pain from passing one was. I’ve got a real high tolerance for pain and always thought I was pretty tough. 😳 It’s fuggin excruciating!!! No more Dr Peppers for me. 🤠
And let me tell y’all, Demarol and HydroMorophene is some good stuff ! Still flying high. 🤠
Getting old ain’t no fun at all. 😬
I’ve passed one. It took 2-3 days. No fun at all…
If you didn’t sit to pee like a woman, it wouldn’t take so long.
Woke up at 2:00 AM in a cold sweat with the worst pain I’ve ever experienced in my lifetime. Had the Fred Sanford “This is the big one” feeling. Finally gave in and called an Ambulance after an hour of misery. Turns out I was passing my first ever Kidney Stone. Discharged after 4 hours of poking and prodding and MRI’s.
I used to laugh at my buddies telling me how bad the pain from passing one was. I’ve got a real high tolerance for pain and always thought I was pretty tough. 😳 It’s fuggin excruciating!!! No more Dr Peppers for me. 🤠
And let me tell y’all, Demarol and HydroMorophene is some good stuff ! Still flying high. 🤠
Getting old ain’t no fun at all. 😬
I’ve passed one. It took 2-3 days. No fun at all…
If you didn’t sit to pee like a woman, it wouldn’t take so long.
I have had to ruptured disc in my back and I thought that was bad pain until I had a kidney stone. It is amazing how much pain it causes and how quickly it can come on without any notice or early symptoms.
Yep. I’ve got two ruptured discs and have had back surgery before. Nothing compared to this.
I’m the kind of fellow that throws away hydracodine prescriptions.
Woke up at 2:00 AM in a cold sweat with the worst pain I’ve ever experienced in my lifetime. Had the Fred Sanford “This is the big one” feeling. Finally gave in and called an Ambulance after an hour of misery. Turns out I was passing my first ever Kidney Stone. Discharged after 4 hours of poking and prodding and MRI’s.
I used to laugh at my buddies telling me how bad the pain from passing one was. I’ve got a real high tolerance for pain and always thought I was pretty tough. 😳 It’s fuggin excruciating!!! No more Dr Peppers for me. 🤠
And let me tell y’all, Demarol and HydroMorophene is some good stuff ! Still flying high. 🤠
my buddy had one working its way through for about 2 weeks recently. he said it was horrible when that thing would move. he showed me a pic of it and it looked like a piece of quartz. all jagged and rough.
Been there, done that, have a couple t-shirts. My largest, and first, was 6.5 mm. They had to break that one up before I could pass it. That was fun. Passed a piece about two weeks later. After #3, I all but gave up soda and increased my water intake. Stone free for three years now.
FWIW, a friends wife has had them, she says it's more painful that childbirth.
I have had about 8-9 of them.I really feel for you. The last one, I told them I wasn't leaving the hospital until they got it out BIG mistake .Ouch. I had one when I was 8 miles back in on a barely passable 4wd road. That was a long ride.Had another one 6 -7 miles back in and I had to ride my horseback out.I felt every step that horse took. Last one was in 2004. Urologist told me to drink a glass of lemonade every day and at least 60 ounces of water , which I have done faithfully. So far it has worked. Mine were all calcium oxalate
Woke up at 2:00 AM in a cold sweat with the worst pain I’ve ever experienced in my lifetime. Had the Fred Sanford “This is the big one” feeling. Finally gave in and called an Ambulance after an hour of misery. Turns out I was passing my first ever Kidney Stone. Discharged after 4 hours of poking and prodding and MRI’s.
I used to laugh at my buddies telling me how bad the pain from passing one was. I’ve got a real high tolerance for pain and always thought I was pretty tough. 😳 It’s fuggin excruciating!!! No more Dr Peppers for me. 🤠
And let me tell y’all, Demarol and HydroMorophene is some good stuff ! Still flying high. 🤠
Getting old ain’t no fun at all. 😬
Getting old is definitely not for the faint of heart. Glad you're okay.
I have a friend that is tough as an ox. Never sick and has smashed fingers and broken bones and never slowed him down. About 15 years ago he started getting stones. He said you better hope you never get them, he said that when he passed his he was crying like a baby and had a stick in his mouth so as not to bite his tongue off. Worst pain he ever had. I drink lots of water so I hope I don't have a problem.
Woke up at 2:00 AM in a cold sweat with the worst pain I’ve ever experienced in my lifetime. Had the Fred Sanford “This is the big one” feeling. Finally gave in and called an Ambulance after an hour of misery. Turns out I was passing my first ever Kidney Stone. Discharged after 4 hours of poking and prodding and MRI’s.
I used to laugh at my buddies telling me how bad the pain from passing one was. I’ve got a real high tolerance for pain and always thought I was pretty tough. 😳 It’s fuggin excruciating!!! No more Dr Peppers for me. 🤠
And let me tell y’all, Demarol and HydroMorophene is some good stuff ! Still flying high. 🤠
Getting old ain’t no fun at all. 😬
Getting old is definitely not for the faint of heart. Glad you're okay.
I have had about 8-9 of them.I really feel for you. The last one, I told them I wasn't leaving the hospital until they got it out BIG mistake .Ouch. I had one when I was 8 miles back in on a barely passable 4wd road. That was a long ride.Had another one 6 -7 miles back in and I had to ride my horseback out.I felt every step that horse took. Last one was in 2004. Urologist told me to drink a glass of lemonade every day and at least 60 ounces of water , which I have done faithfully. So far it has worked. Mine were all calcium oxalate
Damn! Can’t imagine sitting in the Saddle during that torture. Much less 6 or 7 miles of trail in the back country. 😳
A friend who has had stones for years was told by a nurse/mother who experienced them said they were worse than child birth so you can now consider yourself woke and an experienced "birthing person".
A friend who has had stones for years was told by a nurse/mother who experienced them said they were worse than child birth so you can now consider yourself woke and an experienced "birthing person".
Had a moment where i wondered what was going on,pissing blood.
Went to doc and had pictures done.
CT scan showed 6 stones,got sent to another doc and after getting on a first name basis with my bladder and prostate,with the help of a garden hose with a panaflex camera on the end.
He told me that as long as no pain shows up they should pass.
I have caught 4 and one got away.
Last month blood started again so i still have 1.
But on the good side of things i have had no pain from these stones.
Woke up at 2:00 AM in a cold sweat with the worst pain I’ve ever experienced in my lifetime. Had the Fred Sanford “This is the big one” feeling. Finally gave in and called an Ambulance after an hour of misery. Turns out I was passing my first ever Kidney Stone. Discharged after 4 hours of poking and prodding and MRI’s.
I used to laugh at my buddies telling me how bad the pain from passing one was. I’ve got a real high tolerance for pain and always thought I was pretty tough. 😳 It’s fuggin excruciating!!! No more Dr Peppers for me. 🤠
And let me tell y’all, Demarol and HydroMorophene is some good stuff ! Still flying high. 🤠
Getting old ain’t no fun at all. 😬
Been there done that, I am sorry to say. I've actually had to have three surgically removed. Last two were 9mm and 11mm. It was not that many decades ago that I would have just died a very painful death with them. Thank God for our advances in medicine. In addition to the prescription meds I take three times daily to help prevent them, I now drink copious amounts of sugar free lemonade as well. I used to drink copious amounts of tea. My urologist told me that tea was a factor in causing the stones and to cut back on it and I have dramatically.
I think Bristoe told a similar story on here a few weeks ago
horrible pain, told the doc to hit him up with something to deal with it.
wouldn't wish anyone to go thru that.
My son was rolling around on the ER waiting room floor begging me to shoot him when he had a stone. I think he was serious. I've had the pain put me on my knees while I was walking. D@mn that hurts...
I have passed 21 of those demons so far. Some look like cuckleburrs, bring flesh and blood with them. A few years ago, I passed three the size of peas over a four day period. Yes, I cried and yelled! Had a buddy that had his broken up with a laser. I am going that route in the future!
Woke up at 2:00 AM in a cold sweat with the worst pain I’ve ever experienced in my lifetime. Had the Fred Sanford “This is the big one” feeling. Finally gave in and called an Ambulance after an hour of misery. Turns out I was passing my first ever Kidney Stone. Discharged after 4 hours of poking and prodding and MRI’s.
I used to laugh at my buddies telling me how bad the pain from passing one was. I’ve got a real high tolerance for pain and always thought I was pretty tough. 😳 It’s fuggin excruciating!!! No more Dr Peppers for me. 🤠
And let me tell y’all, Demarol and HydroMorophene is some good stuff ! Still flying high. 🤠
Getting old ain’t no fun at all. 😬
I’ve passed one. It took 2-3 days. No fun at all…
Sympathy extended to you guys......hear that's a brutal process. Hope you're doing better chl.
...with the help of a garden hose with a panaflex camera on the end.
Doc was jamming the garden hose up my d!ck and it was burning like a múthafúcker. When I passed a stone it shredded the inside of my main vein. So the hot blonde nurse assisting says "that doesn't hurt". Well my urologist has a crude sense of humor. He tells her "Bullschidt that doesn't hurt". He then looks at me and says that as soon as he's finished with me he's going to have me do the scope thingy to the nurse. Didn't sound attractive at that point in time but hey, give me time to recover and I'm all in...
Woke up at 2:00 AM in a cold sweat with the worst pain I’ve ever experienced in my lifetime. Had the Fred Sanford “This is the big one” feeling. Finally gave in and called an Ambulance after an hour of misery. Turns out I was passing my first ever Kidney Stone. Discharged after 4 hours of poking and prodding and MRI’s.
I used to laugh at my buddies telling me how bad the pain from passing one was. I’ve got a real high tolerance for pain and always thought I was pretty tough. 😳 It’s fuggin excruciating!!! No more Dr Peppers for me. 🤠
And let me tell y’all, Demarol and HydroMorophene is some good stuff ! Still flying high. 🤠
Getting old ain’t no fun at all. 😬
I’ve passed one. It took 2-3 days. No fun at all…
Sympathy extended to you guys......hear that's a brutal process. Hope you're doing better chl.
I think Bristoe told a similar story on here a few weeks ago
horrible pain, told the doc to hit him up with something to deal with it.
wouldn't wish anyone to go thru that.
My son was rolling around on the ER waiting room floor begging me to shoot him when he had a stone. I think he was serious. I've had the pain put me on my knees while I was walking. D@mn that hurts...
I have had to ruptured disc in my back and I thought that was bad pain until I had a kidney stone. It is amazing how much pain it causes and how quickly it can come on without any notice or early symptoms.
Yep. I’ve got two ruptured discs and have had back surgery before. Nothing compared to this.
I’m the kind of fellow that throws away hydracodine prescriptions.
Similar... I've had two back surgeries and 3 kidney stones. First one was debilitating...went to ER not knowing what was wrong with me. Took like 20 hours to pass. Last one passed in two hours, got lucky!
Women have tried to tell me it is no worse than child birth .I asked them then why do women chose to have kids,but I never heard of one wanting a kidney stone.That usually shuts them up.My sister has had both. She tells me having kids is a cake walk compared to a stone
If youre living a gouty, high protein lifestyle, it could be a uric acid stone. Or it could be a calcium stone. Lots of iced tea sweet or unsweet can cause oxalate stones
I have passed 21 of those demons so far. Some look like cuckleburrs, bring flesh and blood with them. A few years ago, I passed three the size of peas over a four day period. Yes, I cried and yelled! Had a buddy that had his broken up with a laser. I am going that route in the future!
I thought I read they'll put a guy in a big old tank of water and vibrate them to where they break up ?
I have been there and done that. Been dealing with kidney stones for almost 30years they suck!!! Anyone who has had one feels your pain. Anyone who hasn’t and acts like it’s no big deal is a retard. I have had ER nurses tell me that they would rather give birth naturally with no meds than have a kidney stone.
Woke up at 2:00 AM in a cold sweat with the worst pain I’ve ever experienced in my lifetime. Had the Fred Sanford “This is the big one” feeling. Finally gave in and called an Ambulance after an hour of misery. Turns out I was passing my first ever Kidney Stone. Discharged after 4 hours of poking and prodding and MRI’s.
I used to laugh at my buddies telling me how bad the pain from passing one was. I’ve got a real high tolerance for pain and always thought I was pretty tough. 😳 It’s fuggin excruciating!!! No more Dr Peppers for me. 🤠
And let me tell y’all, Demarol and HydroMorophene is some good stuff ! Still flying high. 🤠
Getting old ain’t no fun at all. 😬
Haha, the ER nurse attending me when I had a kidney stone told me she would rather go through child birth again than have another kidney stone. Morphine didn't work for me but the Demerol was the bomb!
Make sure they analyze the stone when it comes out. Some can be treated with meds the most common kidney stones cannot be treated. I quit drinking soda and milk for nearly 3 years because they said it would help. It didn’t. Had the biggest one I have ever had two years ago that required laser surgery… That was way below average…
Woke up at 2:00 AM in a cold sweat with the worst pain I’ve ever experienced in my lifetime. Had the Fred Sanford “This is the big one” feeling. Finally gave in and called an Ambulance after an hour of misery. Turns out I was passing my first ever Kidney Stone. Discharged after 4 hours of poking and prodding and MRI’s.
I used to laugh at my buddies telling me how bad the pain from passing one was. I’ve got a real high tolerance for pain and always thought I was pretty tough. 😳 It’s fuggin excruciating!!! No more Dr Peppers for me. 🤠
And let me tell y’all, Demarol and HydroMorophene is some good stuff ! Still flying high. 🤠
Getting old ain’t no fun at all. 😬
I’ve passed one. It took 2-3 days. No fun at all…
Sympathy extended to you guys......hear that's a brutal process. Hope you're doing better chl.
I have had several. Once thought I sat on my nut, nut hurt like hell, got up in the middle of the night to go and heard the tinka a tinka and realized the pain was gone, fished around and found it, that was the easy one.
Yep. I had the same thing happen around 2008. Just be glad you didn't have it surgically removed like I had to. As bad as the pain was, the stint I had to wear for 10 days after the surgery was absolutely miserable.
I too came to the conclusion that Dr. Pepper was the culprit and I haven't had one since.
I believe I had another stone about 4 or 5 years ago and the pain was bad, but not as bad as the first one and I seemed to pass it on my own.
Also be glad you're not my cousin. He recently had 14 stones at once!
I have passed 21 of those demons so far. Some look like cuckleburrs, bring flesh and blood with them. A few years ago, I passed three the size of peas over a four day period. Yes, I cried and yelled! Had a buddy that had his broken up with a laser. I am going that route in the future!
I thought I read they'll put a guy in a big old tank of water and vibrate them to where they break up ?
They don't if you live in the middle of nowhere with a podunk hospital. I was livid when my co-worker told me how easy the process was, especially since this was not long after I passed three 10-11mm stones through "natural childbirth". I didn't know what pain was until that experience, even though I had passed many before. Friend says it is not even a tank now. That put you on a water filled mat on a table while listening to music!
Make sure they analyze the stone when it comes out. Some can be treated with meds the most common kidney stones cannot be treated. I quit drinking soda and milk for nearly 3 years because they said it would help. It didn’t. Had the biggest one I have ever had two years ago that required laser surgery… That was way below average…
My ex-wife would get them...She had one that wouldn’t pass. Doc dunked her in a tank and hit her with a laser or ultrasound, don’t remember which. After the procedure, she said it felt like she’d been beaten with a bat in her kidneys.
Make sure they analyze the stone when it comes out. Some can be treated with meds the most common kidney stones cannot be treated. I quit drinking soda and milk for nearly 3 years because they said it would help. It didn’t. Had the biggest one I have ever had two years ago that required laser surgery… That was way below average…
My ex-wife would get them...She had one that wouldn’t pass. Doc dunked her in a tank and hit her with a laser or ultrasound, don’t remember which. After the procedure, she said it felt like she’d been beaten with a bat in her kidneys.
Make sure they analyze the stone when it comes out. Some can be treated with meds the most common kidney stones cannot be treated. I quit drinking soda and milk for nearly 3 years because they said it would help. It didn’t. Had the biggest one I have ever had two years ago that required laser surgery… That was way below average…
My ex-wife would get them...She had one that wouldn’t pass. Doc dunked her in a tank and hit her with a laser or ultrasound, don’t remember which. After the procedure, she said it felt like she’d been beaten with a bat in her kidneys.
Kidney stones don't sound like such a big deal until you try and pass one.
Imagine a miniature quartz crystal with hundreds of points that are razor sharp passing through your Johnson on the way out. Your ureter between your kidney and your bladder is 2 to 3 mm wide. My last stone was 13mm 😳 and it got stuck!!! There isn’t an over-the-counter pain medicine that can even touch it. Do you need Demerol or morphine.
I am sitting here with a 6.5mm stone stuck between kidney and bladder. Had a stent installed to drain the kidney. Then had five days of iv antibiotics in the hospitol to take care of the infection which also spread to my blood stream. Have the stone removed next week. Fun times. The OR nurse with the manbun made the the stent insertion even more memorable. Once I feel better I will need to does some serious memory repression via bourbon.
I am sitting here with a 6.5mm stone stuck between kidney and bladder. Had a stent installed to drain the kidney. Then had five days of iv antibiotics in the hospitol to take care of the infection which also spread to my blood stream. Have the stone removed next week. Fun times. The OR nurse with the manbun made the the stent insertion even more memorable. Once I feel better I will need to does some serious memory repression via bourbon.
I am sitting here with a 6.5mm stone stuck between kidney and bladder. Had a stent installed to drain the kidney. Then had five days of iv antibiotics in the hospitol to take care of the infection which also spread to my blood stream. Have the stone removed next week. Fun times. The OR nurse with the manbun made the the stent insertion even more memorable. Once I feel better I will need to does some serious memory repression via bourbon.
Are they doing lithotripsy or lazer?
Lazer and then removal of the pieces. So at least I won't have the fun of passing anything through the lower plumbing.
Only an azzhole that has never had one would belittle or make fun of someone afflicted with one of the little beasts.
Sorry you're going through this and hope the worst of it is behind you!
They only talk like that because they have never had one.
peed red one evening for no apparent reason. No pain as I recall. Went in to ER, they couldn't figure it out either. Maybe I got a small one out. Always concerned as I had 1/3 of the left kidney removed a few years back for the Big C.
I am sitting here with a 6.5mm stone stuck between kidney and bladder. Had a stent installed to drain the kidney. Then had five days of iv antibiotics in the hospitol to take care of the infection which also spread to my blood stream. Have the stone removed next week. Fun times. The OR nurse with the manbun made the the stent insertion even more memorable. Once I feel better I will need to does some serious memory repression via bourbon.
Are they doing lithotripsy or lazer?
Lazer and then removal of the pieces. So at least I won't have the fun of passing anything through the lower plumbing.
That’s what my last one was. Much less painful than the lithotripsy. Good luck.
Only an azzhole that has never had one would belittle or make fun of someone afflicted with one of the little beasts.
Sorry you're going through this and hope the worst of it is behind you!
They only talk like that because they have never had one.
peed red one evening for no apparent reason. No pain as I recall. Went in to ER, they couldn't figure it out either. Maybe I got a small one out. Always concerned as I had 1/3 of the left kidney removed a few years back for the Big C.
Had some about 10 yrs ago,as mentioned ,,no walk in park for sure. Had a few of em blasted out. I believe mine was from Airborne,was working at an inner city schit hole job,and was drinking a couple of those a day. Also hear sweet tea is a big culprit. Haven't had another since,knock on wood
Glad you got it sorted out. I've still got one I'm working on that is 8mm X 13mm I believe it's stuck in the Uritor. The hospital doesn't want to let this surgery happen since it's not an emergency (in their mind) Not happy with them at all. I've had enough Kidney stone situations I don't travel without Hydrocodone. This one the pain started in my right testicle, felt like I'd sat on it, then as soon as it started moving through my kidney, I said stop everything, it's time for the emergency room. This has been going on since late may.
Big issue in the Middle East. We made a large water bottle part of the PPE and put color charts above every pisser in our construction camp in Ras Laffan Qatar. Stunning to see deep brown with zero booze involved...
I am 43 and hope to hell to never deal with this again. I really feel for those that have taken this ride more than once. Fortunately my pain ain't horrible. Just more nagging annoying pain and hard time getting comfortable in most any position. No good pain meds yet. Just tylenol. I held back some pain pills from other issues I have had this year. Only had to use a couple. Would of liked to use more but fortunately have not needed to.
Covid test was about the fifth thing they. Honestly wish it wold of been covid. Been there done that already and that was a walk in the park compared to this.
Thanks fellows for all the kind words ! It’s definitely the worst pain I’ve ever had. Broken bones and back surgery was a breeze compared to this. When I called the Ambulance at 3:00am, I figured I was going for my last ride. 🤠 Wouldn’t wish it upon anyone. Even my worst enemies. 😬
I am sitting here with a 6.5mm stone stuck between kidney and bladder. Had a stent installed to drain the kidney. Then had five days of iv antibiotics in the hospitol to take care of the infection which also spread to my blood stream. Have the stone removed next week. Fun times. The OR nurse with the manbun made the the stent insertion even more memorable. Once I feel better I will need to does some serious memory repression via bourbon.
Sheesh! Talk about adding insult to injury. Nothing worse than having a murse with a man bun installing a stint.
You don’t have to be old to get them. Had my first one at 32
Yes, that is true. I had one when I was 14. I try to do what I can to minimise the risk of getting more, but I've had a couple since. I haven't had lithotripsy (my grandfather did - said it was like being repeatedly punched) or surgery.
Incidentally I remember reading somewhere that "cutting for stone" (lithotomy) is one of the oldest surgeries, dating to at least several hundred years BC. It is referred to directly in the Hippocratic Oath.
You don’t have to be old to get them. Had my first one at 32
Yes, that is true. I had one when I was 14. I try to do what I can to minimise the risk of getting more, but I've had a couple since. I haven't had lithotripsy (my grandfather did - said it was like being repeatedly punched) or surgery.
Incidentally I remember reading somewhere that "cutting for stone" (lithotomy) is one of the oldest surgeries, dating to at least several hundred years BC. It is referred to directly in the Hippocratic Oath.
Scheidt,
I don't like getting cut on in modern facilities. I can't imagine kidney surgery way back then.
Woke up at 2:00 AM in a cold sweat with the worst pain I’ve ever experienced in my lifetime. Had the Fred Sanford “This is the big one” feeling. Finally gave in and called an Ambulance after an hour of misery. Turns out I was passing my first ever Kidney Stone. Discharged after 4 hours of poking and prodding and MRI’s.
I used to laugh at my buddies telling me how bad the pain from passing one was. I’ve got a real high tolerance for pain and always thought I was pretty tough. 😳 It’s fuggin excruciating!!! No more Dr Peppers for me. 🤠
And let me tell y’all, Demarol and HydroMorophene is some good stuff ! Still flying high. 🤠
Getting old ain’t no fun at all. 😬
My brother passed a kidney stone many years ago, he said the same thing "IT WAS PAINFUL!"
Woke up at 2:00 AM in a cold sweat with the worst pain I’ve ever experienced in my lifetime. Had the Fred Sanford “This is the big one” feeling. Finally gave in and called an Ambulance after an hour of misery. Turns out I was passing my first ever Kidney Stone. Discharged after 4 hours of poking and prodding and MRI’s.
I used to laugh at my buddies telling me how bad the pain from passing one was. I’ve got a real high tolerance for pain and always thought I was pretty tough. 😳 It’s fuggin excruciating!!! No more Dr Peppers for me. 🤠
And let me tell y’all, Demarol and HydroMorophene is some good stuff ! Still flying high. 🤠
Getting old ain’t no fun at all. 😬
Old farts and their beetching are always good for a laugh....Being young isn't always a fun trip either....
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