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Gemini Cricket 07-24-2006 05:33 AM

Holy cow!

Hmmm. My friend Roddy had the same thing happen to him. He woke up and his back seized up. The pain from his back went through him and he thought he was having a heart attack. His wife called the ambulance, the whole bit. They took x-rays and all that and told him it was a spasm.

One of the things he said attributed to this was that his mattress was really soft. Too soft. It really messed with his spine. He was on some muscle relaxers and he was fine.

Hang in there, Mr. GD.
:)

Moonliner 07-24-2006 06:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Ghoulish Delight
So, this ought to teach me that it's never a good idea to try to go into work on a Sunday.
This sucks. I'm twenty-freaking-eight, what the hell?!


Damn, that sounds like a tuff day. Where can we send our sympathy gifts?

MouseWife 07-24-2006 07:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Cadaverous Pallor
Is it inappropriate to mention that a bunch of hunky firemen got here before the ambulance showed up? ;)

Oh, firemen are never inappropriate. :D

They are the cherry on top when we meet up at Starbucks, run out for groceries, are stopped at the red light....Mmhmmm.

But I digress.

GD, I am so sorry to hear about this incident!!! My back has always bugged me but luckily no to this extent. That would freak me the hellout.

It is awful because you do think once you're in their care that the pain will stop but it doesn't until the doc sees you and allows them to give you something, right?

Take care of yourself and keep us posted.

Gemini Cricket 07-24-2006 07:58 AM

I mean, how can they not carry water? What if someone's dehydrated?

MouseWife 07-24-2006 08:09 AM

Um...they probably carry those packs that they have to give you an i.v. for. I forget what they are called. I guess they don't do it automatically.

But, like you said in another thread, sometimes water can really make the difference.

innerSpaceman 07-24-2006 08:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Cadaverous Pallor
Is it inappropriate to mention that a bunch of hunky firemen got here before the ambulance showed up? ;)

Um, since my second question after "how are you feeling now?" was going to be "were the paramedics at least appropriately cute?" - - I'd say 'no.'







(Actually, hunky paramedics would have been my third question, since my second seems to have been "what are you going to do with any unused drugs?")

Ghoulish Delight 07-24-2006 09:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Cadaverous Pallor
Is it inappropriate to mention that a bunch of hunky firemen got here before the ambulance showed up? ;)

Yeah, but how many of them were laying on the bed in their underwear?

I made it through the ight withouth re-dosing. This morning I felt almost as good sans-dope as I was feeling last night with dope (almost).

The vicodin and soma should be kicking in any minute now...

Gemini Cricket 07-24-2006 09:04 AM

I'm going to sound like a total dopehead but, Vicodin's good stuff. It helped a lot after my sinus surgery...
:)

Promo-Man 07-24-2006 09:30 AM

Just dropping in to send some good vibes your way!

Ghoulish Delight 07-24-2006 10:43 AM

I'm living with limited mobilty. I should call the Scooter Store today. I don't qualify for Medicare? No problem!








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