tatoos
#1
tatoos
Hi Everyone
I have heard a rumour that medicals cost more of you have any tatoos - is this right?
Golden Dreamer
I have heard a rumour that medicals cost more of you have any tatoos - is this right?
Golden Dreamer
#2
Re: tatoos
Originally posted by Goldend Dreamer
Hi Everyone
I have heard a rumour that medicals cost more of you have any tatoos - is this right?
Golden Dreamer
Hi Everyone
I have heard a rumour that medicals cost more of you have any tatoos - is this right?
Golden Dreamer
CK
#3
BE Enthusiast
Joined: Mar 2004
Location: Mandurah, WA
Posts: 535
Re: tatoos
Originally posted by Goldend Dreamer
Hi Everyone
I have heard a rumour that medicals cost more of you have any tatoos - is this right?
Golden Dreamer
Hi Everyone
I have heard a rumour that medicals cost more of you have any tatoos - is this right?
Golden Dreamer
Lindsey
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#4
Re: tatoos
Originally posted by Goldend Dreamer
Hi Everyone
I have heard a rumour that medicals cost more of you have any tatoos - is this right?
Golden Dreamer
Hi Everyone
I have heard a rumour that medicals cost more of you have any tatoos - is this right?
Golden Dreamer
#5
Re: tatoos
Don't want to hijack your thread, but could someone answer me HONESTLY if it hurts having a tattoo? i've wanted one for ages on the bottom of my back, not the 'swirly ones' but the word Freedom in Japenese writing, but even though i've had 2 children i'm a little bit afraid, please please be honest
Rach x
Rach x
#6
Re: tatoos
Originally posted by nosuchluck
Don't want to hijack your thread, but could someone answer me HONESTLY if it hurts having a tattoo? i've wanted one for ages on the bottom of my back, not the 'swirly ones' but the word Freedom in Japenese writing, but even though i've had 2 children i'm a little bit afraid, please please be honest
Rach x
Don't want to hijack your thread, but could someone answer me HONESTLY if it hurts having a tattoo? i've wanted one for ages on the bottom of my back, not the 'swirly ones' but the word Freedom in Japenese writing, but even though i've had 2 children i'm a little bit afraid, please please be honest
Rach x
#7
A tattoo does hurt too much - basically like someone scratching your skin.
The bottom of the back is OK and less 'painful' as there is plently of thicker skin as opposed to areas where skin is thin.
Don't be scared, a good and reputable tattooist will make it as painless as can be. Ensure the tattoo studio is hygenic and licenced by a local authority.
Enjoy !
The bottom of the back is OK and less 'painful' as there is plently of thicker skin as opposed to areas where skin is thin.
Don't be scared, a good and reputable tattooist will make it as painless as can be. Ensure the tattoo studio is hygenic and licenced by a local authority.
Enjoy !
#8
Re: tatoos
May have to get the visas into passports first then have it done in celebration, we'll see!
thanks for your reply
Rach x
thanks for your reply
Rach x
#9
Re: tatoos
Originally posted by nosuchluck
Don't want to hijack your thread, but could someone answer me HONESTLY if it hurts having a tattoo? i've wanted one for ages on the bottom of my back, not the 'swirly ones' but the word Freedom in Japenese writing, but even though i've had 2 children i'm a little bit afraid, please please be honest
Rach x
Don't want to hijack your thread, but could someone answer me HONESTLY if it hurts having a tattoo? i've wanted one for ages on the bottom of my back, not the 'swirly ones' but the word Freedom in Japenese writing, but even though i've had 2 children i'm a little bit afraid, please please be honest
Rach x
But i supposed compared to child birth its a sinch lol
Be warned, if you ave one before u go to oz, keep it out the sun for a while otherwise it will fade and all the pain would have been for nothing
#10
Tasmanian Devils
Joined: Mar 2004
Location: york
Posts: 83
Re: tatoos
Originally posted by Goldend Dreamer
Hi Everyone
I have heard a rumour that medicals cost more of you have any tatoos - is this right?
Golden Dreamer
Hi Everyone
I have heard a rumour that medicals cost more of you have any tatoos - is this right?
Golden Dreamer
It's true alright, my husband had to have a seperate blood test costing us an extra 72 pounds.......
Christine
#11
Forum Regular
Joined: Feb 2004
Location: BURNS BEACH, PERTH
Posts: 30
Re: tatoos
We went for our Meds a couple of weeks ago to a private practice in Huddersfield, My husband Michael had to have an extra test done because of his tatoo at a cost of £30.
What makes me laugh is that a close member of my family who works at a hospital (mentioning no names) has to look after 2 assylum seekers on their ward one has TB & full blown AIDS & the other just AIDS & they have only just come into this country.
I can't beleive what we have to go through to get into Australia which I beleive they've got the right attitude but in comparison to the UK it's a joke
What makes me laugh is that a close member of my family who works at a hospital (mentioning no names) has to look after 2 assylum seekers on their ward one has TB & full blown AIDS & the other just AIDS & they have only just come into this country.
I can't beleive what we have to go through to get into Australia which I beleive they've got the right attitude but in comparison to the UK it's a joke
#12
Re: tatoos
Originally posted by nosuchluck
Don't want to hijack your thread, but could someone answer me HONESTLY if it hurts having a tattoo? i've wanted one for ages on the bottom of my back, not the 'swirly ones' but the word Freedom in Japenese writing, but even though i've had 2 children i'm a little bit afraid, please please be honest
Rach x
Don't want to hijack your thread, but could someone answer me HONESTLY if it hurts having a tattoo? i've wanted one for ages on the bottom of my back, not the 'swirly ones' but the word Freedom in Japenese writing, but even though i've had 2 children i'm a little bit afraid, please please be honest
Rach x
I have a tattoo at the bottom of my back (which I've had for about a year) and I'm having another one on my back (near shoulder blade) on Wednesday. Having the outline drawn on is a bit uncomfortable but once you get going it's OK. The most painful places to have them are on the ankle or hip.
If it was that bad, I wouldn't be having another!!
Go on, be impulsive........
D D
PS OK I'll own up, I've also got one 'where the sun don't shine' so trainee_pilot, fear not, no chance of it fading!!
#13
Hi all
I would love a tattoo and have been thinking about getting one for ages but after reading this perhaps I should wait till after I have had my meds.
Would doing this then raise any further problems regarding our visa application?
chris
I would love a tattoo and have been thinking about getting one for ages but after reading this perhaps I should wait till after I have had my meds.
Would doing this then raise any further problems regarding our visa application?
chris
#14
Re: tatoos
Originally posted by nosuchluck
Don't want to hijack your thread, but could someone answer me HONESTLY if it hurts having a tattoo? i've wanted one for ages on the bottom of my back, not the 'swirly ones' but the word Freedom in Japenese writing, but even though i've had 2 children i'm a little bit afraid, please please be honest
Rach x
Don't want to hijack your thread, but could someone answer me HONESTLY if it hurts having a tattoo? i've wanted one for ages on the bottom of my back, not the 'swirly ones' but the word Freedom in Japenese writing, but even though i've had 2 children i'm a little bit afraid, please please be honest
Rach x
OF COURSE it hurts. A needle if forcibly jammed into the deep layer of skin over and over again giving the sensation of having it stuck in and dragged.
However... pain aside, more to the point is your tolerence level. Some people will say it was agony (specially those who get them in bony places - BTW the spine is bony and therefore more painful than fleshy areas.) and others will say it's a breeze!
Most men will tell you it was nothing (not macho to admit it hurt...lol though my bro passed out getting his - needle fear)
I personally find that single needle detail (highlighting, oldschool outlining etc..) has me gritting my teeth and sweating but multiple needle shading & coloring etc... is very tolerable...even for hours at a time (my last tat took 4 hours)
Like dolly said, if it was THAT bad.. no one would have 2!! LOL
P.S Here's a pic of my tattoo... look familiar?? LOL
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you will have to pay extra for piercings too.