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Other Things => Off The Wall => Topic started by: Psycho Yuffie on December 05, 2008, 07:19:17 AM
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I have. I broke my arm in the first grade when I stupidly tried to use the monkey bars with mittens on. Yeah, I slipped right off of the bars, obviously, and landed right on my arm.
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Also in first grade, I think I fracture one of my leg while jumping around at my house.
It was such a pain to crawl your way to the restroom...
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Who the **** thought it would be a good idea to pat me on the back while I was SKATING.
SKATING.
Yes.
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Who the **** thought it would be a good idea to pat me on the back while I was SKATING.
SKATING.
Yes.
On the back of what? oo;
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On the back of what? oo;
[eyebrow]
Just on the broadside of the back, as in, "Hey, how are ya?".
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[eyebrow]
Just on the broadside of the back, as in, "Hey, how are ya?".
Oh! Duh. I get confused by the stupidest things...
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Bones... No...
Ligaments... Yes, not too long ago too.
It's hell when every step you take, every move you make, the pain is killing you.
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Bones... No...
Ligaments... Yes, not too long ago too.
It's hell when every step you take, every move you make, the pain is killing you.
I've damaged a ligament in my pinky once and that was pretty painful. What's worse, though, is when your rip a tendon. Happened to me when I fell off my bike. A tendon under my knee ripped. To this day, I still can't kneel on it. It's too painful, even though it's healed now...
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Oh! Duh. I get confused by the stupidest things...
Suuuure. Confused. Yeaaaaah, that's what it was. Wasn't a Freudian Slip, or anything.
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Knee?
For me it was my right knee, and like you, though it's healed, I can't squat properly/for too long.
I can't straighten it fully either.
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I dunno, does having your jaw bone broken surgically count?
If not, then no.
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I dunno, does having your jaw bone broken surgically count?
If not, then no.
I'd say yes. That sounds really painful too. >o
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Knee?
For me it was my right knee, and like you, though it's healed, I can't squat properly/for too long.
I can't straighten it fully either.
How long has it been since? Unless a nerve or muscle got damaged, or a bone got lost or shattered, your bone should actually have grown back and stronger.
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I'd say yes. That sounds really painful too. >o
For the first few weeks it was.
Then the rest was just torture because I couldn't eat anything solid.
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How long has it been since? Unless a nerve or muscle got damaged, or a bone got lost or shattered, your bone should actually have grown back and stronger.
He didn't break a bone. He damaged a ligament. I tore a tendon. For me, it's been about three or four years.
In case people don't know:
Ligaments: connect muscles to other muscles
Tendons: connect a muscle to a bone
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Injury was 2 years ago, surgery one year ago.
Not bone, the ligament.
The original was completely busted, so reconstructive surgery using a spare thigh muscle.
Though successful, and with physio, it will never be the same again.
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Injury was 2 years ago, surgery one year ago.
Not bone, the ligament.
The original was completely busted, so reconstructive surgery using a spare thigh muscle.
Though successful, and with psychio, it will never be the same again.
I never had surgery. I was stupid and didn't go to the hospital until a few weeks after I fell. By then it had healed too much for them to do anything about it.
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Uggh that sounds very painful. How did you damage your ligament DWII?
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>ligaments and tendons
Eeeee, totally different story.
Cross your fingers, and remember that doctors are your friends when you have severe injuries or attacks.
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>ligaments and tendons
Eeeee, totally different story.
Cross your fingers, and remember that doctors are your friends when you have severe injuries or attacks.
This... This is what I learned. Doctors are my friends. I'll never make this mistake again. I'm going to have a tender knee for the rest of my life because I was an idiot.
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Bones... No...
Ligaments... Yes, not too long ago too.
It's hell when every step you take, every move you make, the pain is killing you.
This. Having your 280+ pound best friend step on your foot [accidental setup] and full body tackle you backwards in a game of Rugby is sure to pull something out that'll keep you screaming for weeks. It's a miracle my foot didn't detach from my leg completely! Granted I have a weird pain tolerance, I just limped home and dealt with the swelling over my Christmas break in my senior year of high school.
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Uggh that sounds very painful. How did you damage your ligament DWII?
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Partroitic commitments. >_>
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Urggh, I've the feeling that's the reason...
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Partroitic commitments. >_>
You're in the military? oo;
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I've only broken a bone once, but it was so painful I couldn't even try to move until about 10 or so minutes after the hit. I was playing with some friends on a trampoline years ago, I bounced and my shoulder goes straight to my friend's knee breaking my clavicle >_<
So painful...
Ugh, speaking about fractures makes me remember a certain INMENSELY painful Midway football game >_<
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You're in the military? oo;
Was. >.>
Those days have past, but they will forever haunt me... >_>
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I've never broken a bone.....though I HAVE had half my nose torn off before.
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I've never broken a bone.....though I HAVE had half my nose torn off before.
...Ew.
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Yeah. I don't plan on going into too much detail. I will say that I had to throw away the towel afterwards because it was unsalvageable.
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Well, at least tell what caused it, just don't go into detail (although imagination can make things much worse so...)
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i've never broke a bone. i'm overdue.
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Worst I got in the breaking bones department is a cracked wrist from falling off my bike.
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Nope, my bones are perfectly fine and they always have been.
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Well, at least tell what caused it, just don't go into detail (although imagination can make things much worse so...)
....I tripped and landed awkwardly. That's all you're getting out of me. EVER.
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Kids, never jump off a tall fence in the complete dark while scavenger hunting during a (physical outdoor) game event.
That's my story. I had to stay crippled for about 3 days and had to travel home with a train in the same state too (carrying my gaming gear and sleeping bag and things. The leg healed a bit tho before my trip home, but when I took off my shoe, my socks was stained blood red when I got home).
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I've never broken a bone however my older brother broke his left arm and a leg, I forgot which one. He also had some kind of bump full of water in his chin, wheights fell above his head when he was 5, and has asthmah. So yeah he has some bad luck in those sorts of things and romance.
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I broke My collar bone when i was like, 2 or 3. so I dont remember it. not one teeny bit. so it counts as no.
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I broke My collar bone when i was like, 2. so I dont remember it. not one teeny bit. so it counts as no.
Just because you don't remember it doesn't mean it doesn't count. And you're supposed to capitalize every I and every first letter in a sentence and my should not be capitalized.
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I type without spellchecking my bad.
Also, little kids mend like brand new since they're mostly cartilage... So its technically like it never happened.
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That expilans why my brother only had a tiny scar when those weights fell he was like 4 or 5 when it happened.
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I've broken bones before......just not mine. >.> Total accident though! ^^;
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lol. also, this isnt a break, but it felt as painfull as one.
I tripped on the carpet and my foot basically kicked the floor full force, smashing my right big toe. it was just a bad sprain, but I swear to god I felt like I had broken it. and even now, it isnt the same anymore. when I flex it it clicks. and sometimes gets annoying when the weathers bad.
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Oh, you reminds me... my big toe was run over by a car before, and surprisingly nothing bad really happened besides a sore toe.
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well, were you wearing Sneakers or something?
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Luckily I wear shoes so the damage was reduced.
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several.
al on a night i wish i could forget.
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Nope, never. I'm careful. =3
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I broke my left wrist in the past, when I was walking into this garden area of my school, fell over because of a large branch above my feet, and my full body landed on my left wrist. It looked weird, and the pain was even worse.
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Nope, never. I'm an inside person. =3
kekekekekekekekeke
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Nope, never. I'm an inside person too.
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Haven't broken any bones but I cut the full length of my thumb once. Although the cut was so sudden, I felt no pain.
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Tore a nail completely off once. it did not hurt a bit.
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Oh well, if we're going for any sort of critical damage, look up testicular torsion.
I have a prostethic ping-pong ball ever since.
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ouch.
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I cut the full length of my thumb once. Although the cut was so sudden, I felt no pain.
I cut the full length of my left thumb once with a pair of scissors, it was so sudden I didn't fell any pain till I actually saw the cut. I tore off the small flap of skin with my teeth so it wouldn't heal wierd and let it heal all on it's own (bandaids and disinfectants are for sissies). It was a quick recovery but I've got a little scar left over from it.
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I just got stitches. I was such a coward I covered my eyes everytime I knew the wound was able to be seen.
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Tore a nail completely off once. it did not hurt a bit.
Same here, but the reason it came off was because of a bowling ball... :|
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I managed to get both bones from my right lower leg broken. I was hospitalized for 6 weeks, got an external fixation, and a month later i had to stay another week, when they removed it.
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Well if you guys wanna talk about breaking bones and major injuries, I feel obliged to share a few of my own painful experiences.
This one time when I was about five, I pressed my entire left palm onto the bottom side of a heated iron. Needless to say it hurt a lot and the skin completely peeled off.
Another time when I was running on hard pavement, I tripped. Since I was wearing shorts and a short-sleeved shirt, I ended up scraping off the skin on my right elbow and both knees to the point were they were actually bleeding.
Another moment in my history of pain involved my left heel. I was in my room bored out of my mind because there was really nothing to due, so to alleviate this boredom I stared jumping around. Now let me say that the room was rather small and there really wasn't much space by brother's bed and my own. As it turned there was this extremely point or something coming out of my brother's bed. So during a particular energetic jump, I kicked my left foot back and end up slicing my entire left heel on that one point.
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...you know now that think about it, I've done some royally dumbass things in my life. -u-'
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With the burn thingy, I had a similar experience... Except it was a muffler of a sit-down lawn mower. I don't really remember why I put my hand on it or what happened afterward, though. I was extremely young. But the memory of touching that muffler and the searing pain have been burned into my memory.
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Wow, it drifted off to other injuries, well...
I broke my right big toenail at the pool, delayed treatment led to infection, led to the yanking out of the whole nail.
Cut the connecting flap of flesh on the thumb of my right hand, delayed treatment led to infection, which led to a painful disinfecting and stitches.
Both of these were results of... patroitric commintments... >_>
And when I was a lot younger, about 6-7 years old, I burnt my right leg with an iron that was cooling down.
The scab was shaped just like the iron... ;_;
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Gaaah, that reminds me of that ingrown toenail surgery.
Not fun, but it wasn't too terribly painful. I got a good doc.
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Slipping on ice while wearing a denim jacket is not fun. I had a friction burn the length of my forearm to show for it. This was last year.
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I broke my arm when I was three months old, either my mother or my father was trying to bounce me on the water bed. The story changes with each house I go to.
I sprained an ankle so badly I had to wear a brace for two weeks.
Then, on the same foot, I chipped a rather large bone in my toe and had to wear one of those hideous medical shoes for a month.
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I broke my left arm slipping on an ice hill when I was like eight years old, then the next year I broke the same arm again in the same place on the same ice hill.
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I broke my left arm slipping on an ice hill when I was like eight years old, then the next year I broke the same arm again in the same place on the same ice hill.
That place is cursed. Your arm and the hill.
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I broke my left arm slipping on an ice hill when I was like eight years old, then the next year I broke the same arm again in the same place on the same ice hill.
*laughs so hard she can't breathe*
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i think we still have one of the casts.. oo;
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*laughs so hard she can't breathe*
*has already overheated and fallen out of his chair*
(FYI, I can't hyperventilate, so I overheat.)
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I guess you could say Tsuyoshi
[spoiler]fell[/spoiler]
for the same trick twice.
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On the hips~ >U<
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Broke my right hand while playing handball. Thanks to that, I can now clap with one hand only. XD
Oh man, I'm too lucky then. There have been too many times where I've sprained, pulled out or overall hurt my hands for me to remember, most of them involving handball.
They still have yet to let me down though. :D
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I also sliced my left middle finger's skin once. It got stuck in between my bed and my spinning chair, a friend of mine was sitting on it, spinned around, pressed it to let it go down, and my middle finger just happened to lie there at the edge. Plenty amount of blood came out of it!
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I burned my thumb, twice, in the same place: once by accidentally pressing it against a heated iron in an art class, later pressing it against a soldering iron in electronics. It hurt like hell.
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I'm a sissy, I know. >>;t
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I woudn't call you a sissy. I'd be more worried if you DIDN'T react, to be honest.
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Still, it pales in comparison to some of the accounts mentioned here. =| I'm just too careful, y'see.
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Oh, I also got hot glue on my fingernail by accident. Hurt for 2 or 3 seconds, then came right off (The glue, not the fingernail.).