(explicitive!)
In is the tenth of October is it not? No more than two days after I was released from the hospital with a clean bill of health on the third day of Octorber, I return with the same pain and they determin that there is something else VERY wrong with me. Not only where they kind enought to skick me with anyother toddler (it has now been rectified thankfully, my nurse is a saint), but they shoved a 1 foot GI tube down my throat, stuck me with IVs in both arms, and stuck a catherter in me.
I had surgery friday to remove sections of my intestines. They mixxed my medicine wrong and I was in agony for about a day before they got me the magic morphine button.
And I dont know if it's because of these crappy Compaq's they've provided me or if it's the fact that 11 days of insanity has left me slightly dyslycsic. ( I can barely type without some kind of error). My hands are all messed up and my syes can't focus...I wan't to go home...
I hope I haven't missed much, but next time anyone assumes that hospital time > school time, tell them to shover it.
Yikes. That's quite the amount of events.
The South Islands
10-10-2005, 20:26
Good Luck!
(I feel your pain, too)
Pure Metal
10-10-2005, 20:38
hang in there buddy :)
they gave me morphine loads when i was in hospital in june... yay for the british NHS :P
(and yay for sleeping with your eyes open... :eek: )
ouch. Just the mention of a cathater gets you sympathy points. Hope all goes well with the surgery
ouch. Just the mention of a cathater gets you sympathy points. Hope all goes well with the surgery
And if said cathater breaks, each of us will send you $100.
In is the tenth of October is it not? No more than two days after I was released from the hospital with a clean bill of health on the third day of Octorber, I return with the same pain and they determin that there is something else VERY wrong with me. Not only where they kind enought to skick me with anyother toddler (it has now been rectified thankfully, my nurse is a saint), but they shoved a 1 foot GI tube down my throat, stuck me with IVs in both arms, and stuck a catherter in me.
I had surgery friday to remove sections of my intestines. They mixxed my medicine wrong and I was in agony for about a day before they got me the magic morphine button.
And I dont know if it's because of these crappy Compaq's they've provided me or if it's the fact that 11 days of insanity has left me slightly dyslycsic. ( I can barely type without some kind of error). My hands are all messed up and my syes can't focus...I wan't to go home...
I hope I haven't missed much, but next time anyone assumes that hospital time > school time, tell them to shover it.Did they tell you what was wrong or are they letting you stew in ingorance?
Torlanseff
11-10-2005, 04:28
In is the tenth of October is it not? No more than two days after I was released from the hospital with a clean bill of health on the third day of Octorber, I return with the same pain and they determin that there is something else VERY wrong with me. Not only where they kind enought to skick me with anyother toddler (it has now been rectified thankfully, my nurse is a saint), but they shoved a 1 foot GI tube down my throat, stuck me with IVs in both arms, and stuck a catherter in me.
I had surgery friday to remove sections of my intestines. They mixxed my medicine wrong and I was in agony for about a day before they got me the magic morphine button.
And I dont know if it's because of these crappy Compaq's they've provided me or if it's the fact that 11 days of insanity has left me slightly dyslycsic. ( I can barely type without some kind of error). My hands are all messed up and my syes can't focus...I wan't to go home...
I hope I haven't missed much, but next time anyone assumes that hospital time > school time, tell them to shover it.Yesterday, the day you posted, was the ninth. Today is the tenth. Good post for not seeing straight. Get well soon so you can kick the doctor who put you through hell on your way out.