BigDaddyVapor
@BigDogJunction
@#$% kidney/back pain today. Not a good sign, at ALL.
After you've had one (had to be surgically removed), another (same deal) and passed a few... its a familiar and bloody awful lead up. The pain's not so bad, its the anxiety of what's to possibly come.
However, I'm hoping because its starting out lower, means its moved down the ureter, closer to the bladder. That is the most painful @#$%ing spot for a stone to get caught. From the description and what women, who have stones have told me... its same sensation/pain as labor pains. You're trying to pass something larger than the opening thru. Babies get some help and move at least... @#$%ing stones just get stuck then get shifted around in the same spot while the ureter is trying to push it.
First one I ever had, spent one night, curled in a fetal position in 13 straight hours of pain. No let up. Its so intense, its not even something you can get used to, like with most pain. Eventually it fades. Nuh uh... not this @#$%. The morning I woke up with that one, I woke... stood up and immediately fell to my knees and started praying, for God to take me then and there. Didn't know what the Hell it was, all I knew was it hurt worse than anything I could have imagined.
Of course, that's what scares me about my dissection. They say part of the reason, I probably don't remember that night, is because the pain was so intense. I know when it hit, hurt like a son of a bitch. After that, eh... its blank. I remember all my kidney stones.
After you've had one (had to be surgically removed), another (same deal) and passed a few... its a familiar and bloody awful lead up. The pain's not so bad, its the anxiety of what's to possibly come.
However, I'm hoping because its starting out lower, means its moved down the ureter, closer to the bladder. That is the most painful @#$%ing spot for a stone to get caught. From the description and what women, who have stones have told me... its same sensation/pain as labor pains. You're trying to pass something larger than the opening thru. Babies get some help and move at least... @#$%ing stones just get stuck then get shifted around in the same spot while the ureter is trying to push it.
First one I ever had, spent one night, curled in a fetal position in 13 straight hours of pain. No let up. Its so intense, its not even something you can get used to, like with most pain. Eventually it fades. Nuh uh... not this @#$%. The morning I woke up with that one, I woke... stood up and immediately fell to my knees and started praying, for God to take me then and there. Didn't know what the Hell it was, all I knew was it hurt worse than anything I could have imagined.
Of course, that's what scares me about my dissection. They say part of the reason, I probably don't remember that night, is because the pain was so intense. I know when it hit, hurt like a son of a bitch. After that, eh... its blank. I remember all my kidney stones.
