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Originally Posted by Dion
I used to break out in a cold sweat when I saw a needle. The nurses used to ask why I was breathing so fast and attempted to distract me as best they could. Mind you it's every 3 months that I get the blood work done.
Could I give myself injections if I was diabetic? I Hope to hell i never have to deal with that. It's one thing to have a nurse do it, but me doing it, not a chance.
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One you have a compounded open fracture, you will be cured of something as wimpy as a needle poking through your skin. You will also be quite surprised that your bones are actually yellow. You will also be able to say "I had dirt in my tibia." I'll never forget that. I thought I had a stick in my leg because of the clump of mud on the end of it. Then I noticed I had a second knee, and my foot was backwards.