Originally Posted by scot47 (Post 10896348)

A new experience and not one I specially enjoyed. It was combined with pneumonia it could have sent me off to the great Forum in the Sky, but it did not ! Got out of hospital today and will soon be doing battle again in cyberspace

Originally Posted by Boomhauer (Post 10896449)

What does it feel like (pain wise) to have a heart attack?

Originally Posted by OleJanx (Post 10896516)

That's a bit of an intrusive question, along the same lines as 'what does a kick in the balls feel like?'

Originally Posted by scot47 (Post 10896348)

A new expeandence and not one I specially enjoyed. It was combined with pneumonia it could have sent me off to the great Forum in the Sky, but it did not ! Got out of hospital today and will soon be doing battle again in cyberspace

Originally Posted by Boomhauer (Post 10896449)

What does it feel like (pain wise) to have a heart attack?

Originally Posted by scot47 (Post 10896348)

A new expeandence and not one I specially enjoyed. It was combined with pneumonia it could have sent me off to the great Forum in the Sky, but it did not ! Got out of hospital today and will soon be doing battle again in cyberspace

Originally Posted by OleJanx (Post 10896516)

'what does a kick in the balls feel like?'

Originally Posted by weasel decentral (Post 10897062)

At first nothing, then slowly a sickening pain creeps in until you want the nearest weapons-bearing person to shoot you.
Things get steadily worse from here, until the pain reaches a crescendo, almost matching the heights of laughter of any nearby males.
Several days later the tenderness and ghost pangs leave your groin area, however the psychological scars remain for years. An unnerving exposed and vulnerable feeling that lingers in the mind, and causes empathetic pain when seeing anyone similarly struck down

Originally Posted by scot47 (Post 10897291)

I always imagined a heart attack top be like that scene at the end of Dr Zhivago where the hero is running for the tram and BAZOOMBA, he drops down dead.

My experience was not as dramatic. Chest pain like bronchitis and some nausea.

Originally Posted by Morning Breeze (Post 10898778)

It was 3am on a cold night in March of this year. I was in Utah driving home from Las Vegas and I started to sweat, I stuck my head out the window but got no relief. I had a dull yet debilitating pain in my chest and it was gettin worse..I pulled over at a gas station in Green River, found some aspirin and took a handful right on the spot, no water or nothing. I chewed em up and got a cup of coffee and got back on the road, smoked a little weed and it went away.

So I went to the doctor's a few days after I got home and a new doctor was there. A 28 year old chinese girl, she did an EKG on me and my heart was fine, she said it definately wasn't a heart attack. Then she said "now I have to look at your feet" and she gets down with her head between my legs and puts a hand on each foot, after a few awkward minutes I asked her how they were looking and she says "good"..She gets up after a long time and asks me If I like her. I know she asks me this because I previously had told every doctor there that I didn't like them.. We hit it off real good and there were a bunch of messages on my house phone when I got home- I never returned them but she wanted me to come back so I did a few weeks later- She did some blood tests, and we talked for about an hour and then she did the foot thing again, this time longer..For ten minutes, and she says "youre feet look great, really great"..She just touches them for 10 minutes or so..She asks why I didn't return her calls and takes my cell phone number- She starts calling me a few times a week..all the time about the blood tests- every things good but she's a little concerned about this or that..I've been back 4 times this summer and we never talk about anything medical, she always does the foot thing and always asks me if I like her, and tells me I'm her favorite patient. We sit so close when we talk that I think she's about to kiss me. She's practically on my lap. Last week I bought her some paper work for a 3 month paid leave of absence from work and she was more than happy to sign it, she told me to write whatever I want and she'll sign it.....On the way out she asked me If I liked her, and I said "no, I love you".
I'm supposed to see her October 28, but she called today saying she needs to see me sooner. I didn't even ask why- I think its a foot fetish


Best doctor ever!

Originally Posted by shiva (Post 10898811)

In an Internet full of the mentally deranged you really are up there as the most mental person I've ever encountered online.

In absolute all seriousness you need help, proper psychiatric help.

Originally Posted by Ronnie Biggs (Post 10898825)

He's quite funny at times though.

Originally Posted by jam25mack (Post 10897021)

I read somewhere that if you think you are having a heart attack you are meant to keep coughing (for as long as you can and as deep as you can get) as this 'can' stop the attack and shock you heart into a normal rhythm. Could be bollocks tho.

Originally Posted by jam25mack (Post 10897021)

I read somewhere that if you think you are having a heart attack you are meant to keep coughing (for as long as you can and as deep as you can get) as this 'can' stop the attack and shock you heart into a normal rhythm. Could be bollocks tho.

Originally Posted by mikewot (Post 10899233)

Complete bollocks http://www.snopes.com/medical/homecure/coughcpr.asp

Originally Posted by Scamp (Post 10897066)

This is the key bit, the pain rescinds to a dull ache (but a bad one), doesn't sound too bad? No, you feel sick for hours, can't eat, can't drink, struggle to stand up straight.

Crippling.

10x worse than childbirth. How do I know? No man has ever asked to be kicked in the nuts again.

Originally Posted by Patsy Stoned (Post 10899582)

http://youtube.com/watch?v=24cX9O38fZw

Originally Posted by OleJanx (Post 10899608)

I have no idea on either of these options, but personal experience of kidney stones was far from fun.

Originally Posted by Boomhauer (Post 10899613)

Passed Kidney stone last year and year before, around spring time. Was told by the Emergency room nurse and the resident ER doctor that it is similar in pain to childbirth. It certainly was the most intense gut wrenchy pain I've had soo far; woulda been f$%ked if not for strong dose of painkillers (the maximum dosage allowed by law)

Originally Posted by OleJanx (Post 10899616)

Mistress 'M' took the more acute pain away for me.

Originally Posted by Bahtatboy (Post 10899659)

Sister, surely.

Originally Posted by OleJanx (Post 10899786)

No, quite definitely Mistress - if you take the slightest advantage, she will cost you everything you own, including your self esteem and all your possessions.

Originally Posted by OleJanx (Post 10899546)

Hmmm...Snopes....

Originally Posted by redShark (Post 10896773)

I do Hope you get well northerner. Goes to remind us that life is a real bitch