HARDKOREBJ
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it has to be a sunburn on top of a sunburn hands down.a tooth ache is no match for that.
what is the most pain that you have went thru in your life so far?
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Wizard
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Hey I have one....................How about 2 kidney Transplants.......Cut your side 14 inches long..........the day of surgery right after they make you get up and walk the halls to get the blood flowing.....Talk about wanting to kick some ass...............
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miles
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#1 A kidney stone
#2 Martians sucking my nose until my head
caved in. Not sure if I'd call it painful, but
it felt way below average.
#2 Martians sucking my nose until my head
caved in. Not sure if I'd call it painful, but
it felt way below average.
YoungGun69
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Slapshot to the balls with a hard plastic ball.
Chuckus
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miles said:
Ditto to that miles........all I am gonna say is OUCH.
Damn that sucked........and man did it hurt like a biatche'.
I have a high tolerance for pain but damn somethings are damn near intolerable.......
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Ouch....
The most pain I've ever gone through is when I was playing basketball....I was chasing a guy on defence, and we both jumped together when he went for the layup....he hits me and I fly gracefully though the air and smash my head against the wall.
I was still conscious while my whole body went into spasms, then I passed out momentarily. When I was taken to hospital they gave me a brain scan and told me I had a mild head injury...didn't bloody feel like it!
The most pain I've ever gone through is when I was playing basketball....I was chasing a guy on defence, and we both jumped together when he went for the layup....he hits me and I fly gracefully though the air and smash my head against the wall.
I was still conscious while my whole body went into spasms, then I passed out momentarily. When I was taken to hospital they gave me a brain scan and told me I had a mild head injury...didn't bloody feel like it!
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Does every day count?
I have Osgood Slaters disease, so my knees and hips are in a constant throbbing pain... When I first got it, it hurt to move. I was less active, and I gained a hell of a lot of weight (peeking at 300). I'm still not down to a size 14 like I was, but I'm getting there. And I'll be going though the surgery within the next six months to insure that I never have another bad flair up.
I have Osgood Slaters disease, so my knees and hips are in a constant throbbing pain... When I first got it, it hurt to move. I was less active, and I gained a hell of a lot of weight (peeking at 300). I'm still not down to a size 14 like I was, but I'm getting there. And I'll be going though the surgery within the next six months to insure that I never have another bad flair up.
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Hmmm
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Do bullet wounds and land mines count?
SimplySouthern
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Mentally, when my father died.
Physically, when my ovary ruptured.
The mental was much worse. I can't imagine anything ever being any more painful than that. Physically, I felt as though my heart had been ripped out.
Physically, when my ovary ruptured.
The mental was much worse. I can't imagine anything ever being any more painful than that. Physically, I felt as though my heart had been ripped out.
From the age of 16 to 27 I suffered from an illness due to an unknown rare allergy, as many already know. I've never endured pain of that magnitude, brought on by it, from any other cause.
Even when I got in a car wreck, being in the passenger seat, where I didn't have a belt on, and we hit a telephone poll going downhill, during a winter ice storm, up in NH.
My head went into the windshield on impact, and the top of my head and part of my forehead was cut up by thousands of tiny pieces of glass, some of which are still in my head. I can get some to cut through if I squeeze them, and that shit didn't even come close to what it feels like to vomit for 7 hours at a time, dry heaving and being dehydrated, from not being able to eat or drink for days on end.
It is weird but getting hit on the head doesn't hurt, because it pretty much knocks you out.
Even when I got in a car wreck, being in the passenger seat, where I didn't have a belt on, and we hit a telephone poll going downhill, during a winter ice storm, up in NH.
My head went into the windshield on impact, and the top of my head and part of my forehead was cut up by thousands of tiny pieces of glass, some of which are still in my head. I can get some to cut through if I squeeze them, and that shit didn't even come close to what it feels like to vomit for 7 hours at a time, dry heaving and being dehydrated, from not being able to eat or drink for days on end.
It is weird but getting hit on the head doesn't hurt, because it pretty much knocks you out.
BlondGirl
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I am a birthbarent and giving my child up for the betterment of all of us was the most difficult thing I have ever experienced. The pain is daily--one learns to live with it and adjust to it. But it is always there. I love my children very much. The one who is here in my physical presence that gets to be held and the one who I only get to hold in my heart.
Do I regret it? Every day.
Would I tear her away from her family? Never.
Do I regret it? Every day.
Would I tear her away from her family? Never.
cymbidia
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Physical: A few years ago, i did that proverbial last run down the mountain, hit a patch of ice, went down and stayed down. It *hurt*. However, that pain in my leg was almost less than the painful humiliation i felt as the Ski Patrol (slowly, carefully) took me down the rest of the mountain. The fall broke my leg in two places and i've ended up being a far more cautious skiier forever after.
Emotional: (Don't have a clue why i'm posting this for all to see except that it's the time of year and it's been a very hard, very emotional week already. I still have family members missing in NY and the divorce stuff, though eminently civilized, is very hard, too. Anyway...) Two years ago at about this time my daughter was in intensive care and her doctors had told me that unless there were some really immediate and striking changes, she only had a few days to live.
It was hard to even breathe, then, it hurt so much.
Still is hard to breathe sometimes, remembering it, though she's fine now.
I wrote about it.
http://www.somethingfishy.org/words/artical_029.php
The numbers were removed from this story by those who run this website because those kinds of numbers can be terribly triggering for girls still struggling with the problem. The omissions are:
..."she didn't begin to eat 1200 calories daily"...
..."had managed to lose 56 pounds in about six months, almost half her body weight."
And the Sequel, http://www.somethingfishy.org/words/artical_030.php
I still get email every day from mothers and fathers and aunts and friends and sisters and boyfriends who are worried, so worried, about thier special girl. This is a terrible disease, like them all perhaps, but even more insidious because it strikes adolescent girls - our throwaway population. Too young to vote, without much disposable income, and wholly dependent on their parents' health insurance, thier particular health problems are relatively ignored. Consequently, we have a silent epidemic killing them - and no one cares.
Okay. Off my soapbox.
Emotional: (Don't have a clue why i'm posting this for all to see except that it's the time of year and it's been a very hard, very emotional week already. I still have family members missing in NY and the divorce stuff, though eminently civilized, is very hard, too. Anyway...) Two years ago at about this time my daughter was in intensive care and her doctors had told me that unless there were some really immediate and striking changes, she only had a few days to live.
It was hard to even breathe, then, it hurt so much.
Still is hard to breathe sometimes, remembering it, though she's fine now.
I wrote about it.
http://www.somethingfishy.org/words/artical_029.php
The numbers were removed from this story by those who run this website because those kinds of numbers can be terribly triggering for girls still struggling with the problem. The omissions are:
..."she didn't begin to eat 1200 calories daily"...
..."had managed to lose 56 pounds in about six months, almost half her body weight."
And the Sequel, http://www.somethingfishy.org/words/artical_030.php
I still get email every day from mothers and fathers and aunts and friends and sisters and boyfriends who are worried, so worried, about thier special girl. This is a terrible disease, like them all perhaps, but even more insidious because it strikes adolescent girls - our throwaway population. Too young to vote, without much disposable income, and wholly dependent on their parents' health insurance, thier particular health problems are relatively ignored. Consequently, we have a silent epidemic killing them - and no one cares.
Okay. Off my soapbox.
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freakygirl
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I have had 4 c-sections.. those weren't as painful as the day my brother was killed.. and then 17 days later my father died.. there is no physical pain in this world that compares to the pain of losing a 22 year old brother and a 55 year old father in the same month....
