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#26 fruglemonkey

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Posted 07 June 2007 - 02:59 AM

Wish you luck...

XD while you're in there, raid their stores and steal some medical supplies/equipment.

*Guard checks you on the way out*
"Why is there a glove full of adrenaline in your stomach?"
"Uhh.... Malpractice?"

=p Have fun in the hospital.

Good luck!

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    #27 Bão

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    Posted 07 June 2007 - 03:29 AM

    Good luck! We all hope that you come back safe and sound. smile.gif

    #28 nox

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    Posted 07 June 2007 - 03:43 AM

    good luck, i had hand surgery two years back on my birthday, the only problem i had is that they put way too much anesthesia in me so after the surgery i slept for 2 hours and then vomited for 4 tongue.gif. completely my fault though, i just didn't want to wake up in the middle of surgery while they were breaking my bones unsure.gif


    again good luck to you and it's nice you have someone like cata by your side biggrin.gif

    #29 foogie

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    Posted 07 June 2007 - 04:52 AM

    ARE YOU MAKING YOUR BOOBIES SMALLER?

    I wanna get that some day. ;___;


    good luck!!

    #30 Bão

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    Posted 07 June 2007 - 08:14 AM

    QUOTE(nox @ Jun 7 2007, 07:43 AM) View Post
    good luck, i had hand surgery two years back on my birthday, the only problem i had is that they put way too much anesthesia in me so after the surgery i slept for 2 hours and then vomited for 4 tongue.gif. completely my fault though, i just didn't want to wake up in the middle of surgery while they were breaking my bones unsure.gif

    For what reason(s) did they break your bones in your hand? I'm about to have ortho-surgery to move my jaw back. I have an underbite so they'll be breaking my lower jaw to place it correctly.

    #31 Charmender

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    Posted 07 June 2007 - 09:21 AM

    Youll be fine, i had surgery on my hand about a month ago and everything was fine, and youlll get morphine, which is fun.

    The hospital will tell you this but dont eat anything for a good 5 hours before surgery as you will end up being sick due to the anesthetic, also be careful of overeating after you wake up properly as you may be sick, i felt pretty ill when i got out of hospital the next day and had a mcdonalds

    Also when they give you the antibiotics, expect to feel a little tummy upset.

    Nothing major though, and if your in pain just ask for some more painkiller, they will either give you some or tell you how long you have to wait, i have like 2 shots of morphine over the whole day i spent in there, and didnt feel any pain.

    #32 /Max

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    Posted 07 June 2007 - 10:49 AM

    Can't you just not overeat and you will automatically begin a gradual weight/breast reduction? Or how's that work? Why are your breasts needing reduction?

    Anyways, good luck!

    #33 sarah.

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    Posted 07 June 2007 - 11:20 AM

    Brooke isn't overweight, so overeating has nothing to do with it O.o

    #34 Kyle

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    Posted 07 June 2007 - 12:00 PM

    Good luck! I'm getting my wisdom teeth removed in like 2 weeks, but thats a lot smaller of a procedure I'm sure. tongue.gif

    #35 Auron

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    Posted 07 June 2007 - 12:11 PM

    Good luck to you!

    #36 ink

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    Posted 07 June 2007 - 01:38 PM

    QUOTE(/Max @ Jun 7 2007, 02:49 PM) View Post
    Can't you just not overeat and you will automatically begin a gradual weight/breast reduction? Or how's that work? Why are your breasts needing reduction?

    Anyways, good luck!

    It is all growth hormones and inactivity of the mammary glands 1we8.gif

    If a woman's breasts are too large they are a considerable amount of unbalanced weight in the front which can cause severe back and neck pain. The neck pain is because they cause the back to slant inward which naturally causes the neck to tilt oddly in order to keep it straight up.

    #37 Stryyp

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    Posted 07 June 2007 - 03:02 PM

    QUOTE(/Max @ Jun 7 2007, 12:49 PM) View Post
    Can't you just not overeat and you will automatically begin a gradual weight/breast reduction? Or how's that work? Why are your breasts needing reduction?

    Anyways, good luck!


    Interesting, usually people THINK about what they say so they don't look like a jackass. Guess I was wrong. Big breasts do not mean you are overweight; haven't you ever seen any well-endowed thin women?

    Good luck, Brooke! I know a few people who have had that procedure and they are all in good health smile.gif It definitely relieves much of the stress on your back.

    #38 Tim

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    Posted 07 June 2007 - 03:06 PM

    Ask the doctor if you can keep some, and send me a piece in the mail?
    Ah yeah, and good luck. Everything will go well, don't worry. smile.gif

    #39 ink

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    Posted 07 June 2007 - 03:37 PM

    QUOTE(Tim @ Jun 7 2007, 07:06 PM) View Post
    Ask the doctor if you can keep some, and send me a piece in the mail?
    Ah yeah, and good luck. Everything will go well, don't worry. smile.gif

    I may be weird... but that isn't funny... just creepy.

    #40 Stryyp

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    Posted 07 June 2007 - 03:43 PM

    QUOTE(ink @ Jun 7 2007, 06:37 PM) View Post
    I may be weird... but that isn't funny... just creepy.


    In an immature way, it is kind of funny... Sorta tongue.gif

    Am I the only one that is wondering how big they currently are? Because from the people I know that have had the procedure, they are usually pretty sizable... Keep in mind Brooke, I am not asking, that would be rude smile1.gif

    Don't hurt me, Cata sad.gif

    Edited by HydroLink64, 07 June 2007 - 03:43 PM.


    #41 nox

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    Posted 07 June 2007 - 03:50 PM

    QUOTE(Bão @ Jun 7 2007, 11:14 AM) View Post
    For what reason(s) did they break your bones in your hand? I'm about to have ortho-surgery to move my jaw back. I have an underbite so they'll be breaking my lower jaw to place it correctly.

    broke the part of your hand that rotates your thumb by punching incorrectly, i just dealt with the pain and figured it was a sprain. finally went to a doctor about it and he basically told me that if i didn't have surgery tomorrow my bone would come through my skin within a week or two. turns out my bone was shifted and was growing back incorrectly, within a week or two it would have gone through my hand. they rebroke it, put it in place, set some pins with it and that was it.

    Edited by nox, 07 June 2007 - 03:51 PM.


    #42 ink

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    Posted 07 June 2007 - 03:55 PM

    QUOTE(HydroLink64 @ Jun 7 2007, 07:43 PM) View Post
    In an immature way, it is kind of funny... Sorta tongue.gif

    Am I the only one that is wondering how big they currently are? Because from the people I know that have had the procedure, they are usually pretty sizable... Keep in mind Brooke, I am not asking, that would be rude smile1.gif

    Don't hurt me, Cata sad.gif

    Well honestly, it depends on her bone structure and frame type as well as size. I know a girl in my high school who as thinking about breast reduction not two or so weeks ago and she only has C's, but she has a small frame and is fairly short.
    But, yes, it would be rude.

    Although Brooke is undoubtedly beautiful, I think it is rather rude to even mention her breasts as if they were this community's play thing. She deserves respect just as any other person on this forum who keeps a kind and forgiving attitude.

    Surgery on such a subject is still surgery and it shouldn't be made fun of, it is a serious problem, not a joke. She asked kindly that people not be immature.

    (HydroLink64, this wasn't entirely aimed at you.)

    #43 Stryyp

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    Posted 07 June 2007 - 04:02 PM

    QUOTE(ink @ Jun 7 2007, 06:55 PM) View Post
    Well honestly, it depends on her bone structure and frame type as well as size. I know a girl in my high school who as thinking about breast reduction not two or so weeks ago and she only has C's, but she has a small frame and is fairly short.
    But, yes, it would be rude.

    Although Brooke is undoubtedly beautiful, I think it is rather rude to even mention her breasts as if they were this community's play thing. She deserves respect just as any other person on this forum who keeps a kind and forgiving attitude.

    Surgery on such a subject is still surgery and it shouldn't be made fun of, it is a serious problem, not a joke. She asked kindly that people not be immature.

    (HydroLink64, this wasn't entirely aimed at you.)


    By no means was I trying to suggest that Brooke is a "plaything", and I am sorry if my post made it seem like that wacko.gif I threw the funone in there to try and deflect the potentially offensive tone and present it in a harmless manner, but in hindsight, it could be interpreted as a "I'm not asking, but tell me anyway" kind of way, when it really was a "I'm not asking" kind of thing.

    Brooke, if you, or anyone else take offense to my post, my apologies.

    And Ink, I'm not sure which part(s) were directed at me, so if I put something that is completely unrelated to what parts WERE for me, meh tongue.gif

    Edited by HydroLink64, 07 June 2007 - 04:09 PM.


    #44 Tim

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    Posted 07 June 2007 - 04:02 PM

    QUOTE(ink @ Jun 7 2007, 07:37 PM) View Post
    I may be weird... but that isn't funny... just creepy.


    Well maybe I'm just a creepy kid.

    #45 ink

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    Posted 07 June 2007 - 04:09 PM

    QUOTE(HydroLink64 @ Jun 7 2007, 08:02 PM) View Post
    By no means was I trying to suggest that Brooke is a "plaything", and I am sorry if my post made it seem like that wacko.gif I threw the funone in there to try and deflect the potentially offensive tone and present it in a harmless manner, but in hindsight, it could be interpreted as a "I'm not asking, but tell me anyway" kind of way, when it really was a "I'm not asking" kind of thing.

    Brooke, if you, or anyone else take offense to my post, my apologies.

    As I said, it was not entirely directed towards you, especially beyond the first section.

    QUOTE(Tim @ Jun 7 2007, 08:02 PM) View Post
    Well maybe I'm just a creepy kid.

    Maybe. Personally I don't know many people who wouldn't find requesting a piece of human flesh odd or creepy.

    #46 SupermanFTM

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    Posted 07 June 2007 - 04:20 PM

    That is really creepy actually. Dealing with it under necessity isn't weird, but asking for a piece? tongue.gif

    Anyway, I know I'm a bit late, but for when you get back, I hope everything went well Brooke! Get Cata to take care of you! smile.gif

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    Posted 07 June 2007 - 06:20 PM

    Why is everyone assuming it's breast reduction? I mean if I read correctly she didn't confirm it nor does she want to talk about it so to assume so and talk about it like that is a little rude :\ I mean I don't know about Brooke, but I wouldn't want MY breasts talked about like that especially if it might not even be the surgery I'm having. Anyways best of luck happy.gif I'm sure everything will be fine. Surgery isn't so bad. I mean the recovery sucks a bit but I'm sure everything will be worth it biggrin.gif

    Oh yes, and guys it could be something where they have to move a bone in her neck or back or chest so it isn't necessarily that. But anyways as she said it really doesn't matter.

    #48 ink

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    Posted 07 June 2007 - 06:39 PM

    QUOTE(Tetiel @ Jun 7 2007, 10:20 PM) View Post
    Why is everyone assuming it's breast reduction? I mean if I read correctly she didn't confirm it nor does she want to talk about it so to assume so and talk about it like that is a little rude :\ I mean I don't know about Brooke, but I wouldn't want MY breasts talked about like that especially if it might not even be the surgery I'm having. Anyways best of luck happy.gif I'm sure everything will be fine. Surgery isn't so bad. I mean the recovery sucks a bit but I'm sure everything will be worth it biggrin.gif

    Oh yes, and guys it could be something where they have to move a bone in her neck or back or chest so it isn't necessarily that. But anyways as she said it really doesn't matter.

    She did confirm it, indirectly 1we8.gif If she just needed a neck or spinal readjustment, then there would be nothing to be immature about. Also, the conditions that plague her are a common result of over-sized breasts.
    But, yes, it is rude and really this topic has strayed from its purpose.

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    Posted 08 June 2007 - 03:21 AM

    .. And you guys wonder why she'd think you're too immature to tell you what she's having *rolls eyes*

    Good luck Brooke (even though you're not here now!)
    She'll have to eat plenty of ice cream afterwards if she's anything like me.. anaesthetic makes your throat feel like it's been grated...

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    Posted 08 June 2007 - 06:43 PM

    Brookus is OK! Hehe. She was all sleepy and groggy all day from the medicines, etc. But she is a cuteness. I got to feed her. happy.gif I stayed with her from 11:30 AM (when she arrived home) until 9 PM, when I had to leave. sad.gif

    I wish I was still there.... But everything is all good. No complications.


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