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Waiting to give birth to my 2nd....Kidney Stone.

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Unfortunately, I have yet to pass this pesky thing. :banghead:

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I was talking about this thread with my wife last night. She and I had just started dating when I had my kidney stone, so I didn't give her all the gory details about the experience. She got more of them last night.

 

One thing that I might add that I haven't seen discussed here yet: going to the bathroom after you have passed the stones. My doctors told me "there will be some blood in your urine, possibly for a few days". Not to be overly-graphic, but what they didn't tell me was that the first time I went to the bathroom, it was going to look like I was peeing blood. Between that and the pain from the urine passing over what I would have to assume was a badly scratched and gouged urethra, my legs went out from under me and I dropped to my knees mid-stream while I was standing at the toilet. When my wife asked what it felt like, the only logical thing I could think to say was, "It felt as if I was peeing out a rosebush."

Unfortunately, I have yet to pass this pesky thing. :banghead:

 

Did you take the day off? If so, plantmanky may never get those printer parts.

 

All kidding aside, I hope it passes soon and you can get back to feeling right again.

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Did you take the day off? If so, plantmanky may never get those printer parts.

 

All kidding aside, I hope it passes soon and you can get back to feeling right again.

 

:laugh: Too funny. Came into work today, I'm at the Library as I type. :thumb:

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I was talking about this thread with my wife last night. She and I had just started dating when I had my kidney stone, so I didn't give her all the gory details about the experience. She got more of them last night.

 

One thing that I might add that I haven't seen discussed here yet: going to the bathroom after you have passed the stones. My doctors told me "there will be some blood in your urine, possibly for a few days". Not to be overly-graphic, but what they didn't tell me was that the first time I went to the bathroom, it was going to look like I was peeing blood. Between that and the pain from the urine passing over what I would have to assume was a badly scratched and gouged urethra, my legs went out from under me and I dropped to my knees mid-stream while I was standing at the toilet. When my wife asked what it felt like, the only logical thing I could think to say was, "It felt as if I was peeing out a rosebush."

 

Didn't have this problem with the 1st one, just an interruption in my urine flow as it came out and ZERO pain. I hope the same happens with this one.

I'd like to make a formal request for this thread to be closed. My arms are weak and my palms are sweaty. I can't handle any more.

Had both yesterday......THANK GOD, pain vanished in seconds.

I hear there was a Fed-Ex truck parked in the ER lot being rampaged by a green genetalia

I was talking about this thread with my wife last night. She and I had just started dating when I had my kidney stone, so I didn't give her all the gory details about the experience. She got more of them last night.

 

One thing that I might add that I haven't seen discussed here yet: going to the bathroom after you have passed the stones. My doctors told me "there will be some blood in your urine, possibly for a few days". Not to be overly-graphic, but what they didn't tell me was that the first time I went to the bathroom, it was going to look like I was peeing blood. Between that and the pain from the urine passing over what I would have to assume was a badly scratched and gouged urethra, my legs went out from under me and I dropped to my knees mid-stream while I was standing at the toilet. When my wife asked what it felt like, the only logical thing I could think to say was, "It felt as if I was peeing out a rosebush."

Bet it didn't smell like a rosebush though :ohbrother:

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I'd like to make a formal request for this thread to be closed. My arms are weak and my palms are sweaty. I can't handle any more.

 

Your posts have been some of the best, why stop now.

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Whoever is behind changing my avatar.........good job.:thumb: I'll keep it till I pass the "invader".

Whoever is behind changing my avatar.........good job.:thumb: I'll keep it till I pass the "invader".

 

:laugh: That's fantastic!

I was talking about this thread with my wife last night. She and I had just started dating when I had my kidney stone, so I didn't give her all the gory details about the experience. She got more of them last night.

 

One thing that I might add that I haven't seen discussed here yet: going to the bathroom after you have passed the stones. My doctors told me "there will be some blood in your urine, possibly for a few days". Not to be overly-graphic, but what they didn't tell me was that the first time I went to the bathroom, it was going to look like I was peeing blood. Between that and the pain from the urine passing over what I would have to assume was a badly scratched and gouged urethra, my legs went out from under me and I dropped to my knees mid-stream while I was standing at the toilet. When my wife asked what it felt like, the only logical thing I could think to say was, "It felt as if I was peeing out a rosebush."

 

Someone tell Randy to post the slug pic again.

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If those could be implanted into a terrorist suspect, it would be Cheney's ultimate form of advanced interrogation. Just standing there with a syringe of morphine waiting for answers.

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