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Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 3:06 am
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Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 3:32 am
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Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 6:03 am
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Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 6:30 am
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Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 7:02 am
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Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 7:07 am
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Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 7:25 am
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Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 8:41 am
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Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 11:05 am
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UglyCoyoteNG Manda_Tifa Um...I had an abcess (sp?) on my back that bugged the living hell out of me for about a week...it finally popped/drained on Sunday. A coworker drained most of it for me (which was about 20 minutes of her pushing on my back and me screaming in pain in the back office while guests checked in up front wondering what the hell was going on.... sweatdrop ). They told me to see a doctor, so I did on Monday. I hate regretting things, but that was a big waste of time. For one, the doctor HURT ME!!! (Okay, I know it had to be done, but still!) But the only difference between the doctor and Latasha was the doctor drews a big circle around it, slapped a bigger bandaid on it, and charged me an arm and a leg (I'm uninsured...I shudder to think what the bill is gonna look like...I haven't got it yet.... stare ) BUT on the bright side, it's healing....What once was a big swollen boil about the size of a golf-ball that stuck out about full inch from the rest of my back is now a tiny little hole surrounded by a bruise. The itching is supposedly a good thing; means that it's healing...but I could still do without it.... Thought I'd share that with everyone.... sweatdrop :.shudder.:. Lordy, Absesses.... I've had 5 in a row on my right arm. Unfortunetly for me, they had begun to rot. So i had medical MAGGOTS put on the wounds. ew. Just..ew. Okay, um...ew. While I agree with Kriss that it's amazing they still use them....I think they would have to REALLY drug me up and then never tell me that they did that to me...... gonk
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Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 11:22 am
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Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 11:34 am
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volatilesubmissive Being a secondary partner is nice. It's fun, and not heavily stressful. But sometimes I wish I could be a primary, with someone.. *sigh* It's too early for that, though. I'm not ready for that sort of commitment I think. But it still keeps me up at night. That and my burning desire for children. I'm too young for that too! D: Got my shot yesterday. Ooooh, it hurts..
Just keep imagining being woken up at 2:00 am by a child screaming at the top of its lungs just because it wants attention. 3nodding What shot did you get? *pokes his arm*
As for an update on my life, My life is actualy going a tad bit better. I had fun going to jo ann fabrics with sheol the other day and looking at a furisode pattern and picking out beautiful brodicade silk to use. 4laugh Alas, we didnt buy anything. We are poor... If anyone wants to donate even just a couple of dollars, that would be awesome! We could send autographed pictures of us in furisode to our donators that are far away, and for the closer ones, we could put on a fan dance. 3nodding Im actualy going to try to take a japanese class and a karate class, so I can get fit and get knowledgible. heart I would get in contact with the japanese side of my family, but they are sadly outcasts of the family... emo I try to ask questions about them, but all I know for a fact and all that they will tell me is that they are japanese, and their last names are yoshida. *sighs* I just hope that I can see them at my coming of age ceremony, which will be in march. cool
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Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 12:46 pm
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Manda_Tifa UglyCoyoteNG Manda_Tifa Um...I had an abcess (sp?) on my back that bugged the living hell out of me for about a week...it finally popped/drained on Sunday. A coworker drained most of it for me (which was about 20 minutes of her pushing on my back and me screaming in pain in the back office while guests checked in up front wondering what the hell was going on.... sweatdrop ). They told me to see a doctor, so I did on Monday. I hate regretting things, but that was a big waste of time. For one, the doctor HURT ME!!! (Okay, I know it had to be done, but still!) But the only difference between the doctor and Latasha was the doctor drews a big circle around it, slapped a bigger bandaid on it, and charged me an arm and a leg (I'm uninsured...I shudder to think what the bill is gonna look like...I haven't got it yet.... stare ) BUT on the bright side, it's healing....What once was a big swollen boil about the size of a golf-ball that stuck out about full inch from the rest of my back is now a tiny little hole surrounded by a bruise. The itching is supposedly a good thing; means that it's healing...but I could still do without it.... Thought I'd share that with everyone.... sweatdrop :.shudder.:. Lordy, Absesses.... I've had 5 in a row on my right arm. Unfortunetly for me, they had begun to rot. So i had medical MAGGOTS put on the wounds. ew. Just..ew. Okay, um...ew. While I agree with Kriss that it's amazing they still use them....I think they would have to REALLY drug me up and then never tell me that they did that to me...... gonk Once you get used to the feeling of jello, its okay. Its not to bad, and In all honesty, its that, or have them pull the skin off slowly, or let it rot, ooze, puss, posabley infect, and fall off. The magots are alot easier. Especialy since they are sanatized.It sounds horrable,dosen't it? its actualy fine. And infact, once its done, it feels MUCH better. Its painful having absesses rot off. I suggest for yours, use a bandage, change it at least twice a day, sanatize! absesses on backs are the worst, because you can't tell as easy if its starting to get the tell tale warning signs of an infected absess. Change bandages often, but not TO often, just keep it CLEAN! don't let that bandage keep that bacteria in the wound! I'm very seriouse; the doctor visit was exprensive, but immagen if it gets worse. I don't mean to scare you, but I'm worried about you. It seems that 90% of first-time absess-Es end up in the hospital and in alot of money-trouble due to it.
I was subjected to maggots for...4 out of 5.
THE STORY OF NGS ABSESSES:
1. I was around 7, and my moms' best frineds' daughter,my "Sister" Jolene was taking care of me. They had an over active yellow lab named O.D. (Other Dog) and he liked to pick on me. knock me down, steal my food, bite me, drag me around. Everyone seemed to think this was funny. Especialy when he jumped on me; (he had long, sharp as nails) and I freaked; i climbed on the table, and screamed at jolene to put him outside; i wasn't bleeding much, just a slight prickle of blood. Everyone yelled at me for getting so upset. (They were taking care of me while mom was very sick.) Well, the wound on my stomache absessed. This didn't go over well, as Robin, (Jolene's mom) paniced, called my mom, mom paniced, everyone paniced... they put all sorts of crap on it and then it was infected; maggots.
2. a little erlier then that, I was a little kid, a toddler. I started running, really, before i could walk.So, I ran. Fast. And scraped my arm on a table. My immune system has always been poor, so even though we took the nessisary precautions, another absess and another maggot treatment.
3.The next absess was from a cat scratch. Jolene's cat, Millie, had gold eyes, and black fur....but she was at least 18 when i was this old. She and I had always had a good, healthy, 'ill be nice and you'll be nice' relationship. I was a todler/child, and she was old and crotchety. While mom and Robin were talking, I saw Millie cross into the living room, under the table. Just like every other day I went there, I greeted all the animals with a pet on the head and a "good morning." and useualy gave them a treat. I reached down, to peek under the table and she nailed me; missing my eye for some lucky reason (her 'pinkie' claw was in the corner of my eye.) and on my cheek. That absessed, and was infected again.
4. I've been told this one is a miracle that I enjoy my snakes now. When I was eleven, I was in Eastern Washington, going to a house warming party. I was the oldest and I knew we were rattlesnake country. Well, the younger kids were poking at somthing, and I heard the tell tale rattle. I went, and the only thing to do quickly was get between the now aggitated snake, and the kids. The envenomated wound absessed too. This was also very painful.
5. Lastly, when Robin lived in a gang related neiborhood, I was shot at. Yes, shot at! I was hit in the shoulder, mostly the skin and baby fat was bloody. Anyway, this is the only one that didn't absess. :3
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Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 1:10 pm
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water_elemental volatilesubmissive Being a secondary partner is nice. It's fun, and not heavily stressful. But sometimes I wish I could be a primary, with someone.. *sigh* It's too early for that, though. I'm not ready for that sort of commitment I think. But it still keeps me up at night. That and my burning desire for children. I'm too young for that too! D: Got my shot yesterday. Ooooh, it hurts.. Just keep imagining being woken up at 2:00 am by a child screaming at the top of its lungs just because it wants attention. 3nodding What shot did you get? *pokes his arm* As for an update on my life, My life is actualy going a tad bit better. I had fun going to jo ann fabrics with sheol the other day and looking at a furisode pattern and picking out beautiful brodicade silk to use. 4laugh Alas, we didnt buy anything. We are poor... If anyone wants to donate even just a couple of dollars, that would be awesome! We could send autographed pictures of us in furisode to our donators that are far away, and for the closer ones, we could put on a fan dance. 3nodding Im actualy going to try to take a japanese class and a karate class, so I can get fit and get knowledgible. heart I would get in contact with the japanese side of my family, but they are sadly outcasts of the family... emo I try to ask questions about them, but all I know for a fact and all that they will tell me is that they are japanese, and their last names are yoshida. *sighs* I just hope that I can see them at my coming of age ceremony, which will be in march. cool
I have some really neat asian inspired fabrics. I don't know how to incorporate them into my quilts because some of the prints are so big. I think I only have 1 or 2 yards of it, but the little quilt shop down the street from me has tons. want any?
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Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 1:17 pm
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Posted: Wed Oct 11, 2006 1:47 pm
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