Twilight needle thoughts

[InfinitusEquitas]

Didn't really smell like anything... the smell of disinfectant was a lot more prevalent in the room, and ventilation was decent.

It did make the same popping sound you get from burning wood... a kind of popping noise... that was a pleasant surprise.

Btw, as needles go, ended up in the emergency room yesterday... a huge freaking needle was used to literally drain my toe... not a pleasant procedure. Nor was it very pleasurable having IV antibiotics pumped in.

So with regard to needles... I'd love for them to be painless, but really, I don't have a problem with remembering the pain after the fact. Only as it's happening... that I would love to be able to skip.

Edit, I notice I'm using a lot of triple dots. This is probably due to my brain being somewhat fogged up with painkillers and other stuff at the moment.

 

[BShanahan14rulz]

Perhaps seeing Ellipsis on the forums has subconsciously trained you to end all sentences that way...

 

[InfinitusEquitas]

Perhaps...

 

[gismo]

In my case it's needless to say, needles out of my way:can:!

However, after being doped with all the fancy medicines one can achieve a nice state-of-mind.

I'd close my eyes or turn right away, when it comes to the worst. I had my vaccination against hepatitis (all types), polio and tetanus done one year ago, lasting for 10 years it's not too bad to survive a few seconds lasting "save-my-life-from-filthy-diseases torture".

 

[InfinitusEquitas]

The pain of the needles was nothing compared to what I was feeling before. Frankly it was a huge relief after the lidocaine kicked in, and that happens surprisingly quickly.

Interesting side note, while my "wound" does bleed and leak a little, it's for the most part extremely bloodless as a result of the laser cauterizing the wound. I'm really very surprised by how much I actually bled.

 

[Lazerbeak]

Ouch Infinitus! Speedy recovery my friend :beer: Enjoy your meds

~ LB