Worst moment for you during illness.
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My entire family had contracted the "stomach flu" and I thought I was blessed with an amazing immune system to not contract it.
Then it happened.
I had taken precautions, but it still wasn't pretty.
The worst part had to have been the next day. Trying to avoid the night before only made me feel worse.
I really hate the annual stomach flu. My life would be considerably happier if it was a one-time thing, I assure you.
Can't compare with a near death experience.
Then it happened.
I had taken precautions, but it still wasn't pretty.
The worst part had to have been the next day. Trying to avoid the night before only made me feel worse.
I really hate the annual stomach flu. My life would be considerably happier if it was a one-time thing, I assure you.
Can't compare with a near death experience.
The worst time I was ever ill I was vomiting every 20 minutes on the mark. It was awfull. Sitting in bead not being able to sleep because when I tried I vomited all over my bed. Eventually I ran out of vomit, with the ice cream tub full of my stomach fluid. I emptied it but my body was still trying to throw up. There nothing to come out. It hurt so much vomiting nothing that I forced myself to drink water just so that I would throw up something.
The worst part of ilnesses for me is the realisation that you are going to be ill. You get it and you can tell it is only going to get worse. I hate that feeling.
The worst part of ilnesses for me is the realisation that you are going to be ill. You get it and you can tell it is only going to get worse. I hate that feeling.
No clue. I went to an indoor water park for my birthday about a week prior to developing symptoms. So my parents think it was due to that (dad's a doctor, mum's a former nurse). A nice humid, warm breeding ground for virus' and bacterium alike. What was interesting was that it wasn't the strain normally found in the UK. It was from the middle east. Amazing how virus' can travel isn't it?Daveman said:
Ah that really sucks, best of luck and get well as soon as possible.Hookman said:
OT: Ermm compared to everyone else in this thread I haven't really had anything to complain about.
Pretty much that, I've gotten the super positive news that I've heired (Right word?) constant headache from my mother, and sometimes extreme headache-seizures.Radeonx said:
And because I like to complain, I'll tell in detail how that feels like:
1. It starts with me losing feeling in any bodypart, but most often either my arms or my tongue.
2. Misspelling or even forgetting normal words occurs.
3. Headache starts to come.
4. Sudden, pulsing pain through the right or left side of my head, sometimes both.
5. The pain becomes unbearable, and fields of sight starts to turn into white, empty areas.
6. Excruciating pain occurs, most times I can't walk or talk and 99% of my field of view is completely white. In other words: Completely immobilized.
7. (Happens very rarely) Can't see a thing, can't move and the headache is extremely awful for several days. Often followed by a week of light headache.
That's my headaches, but the worst ones have just ocurred about 3 times in 2 years.
Appendicitus. Constant abdominal pain, vomiting, splitting headaches. And its potentially fatal. I'm not going to claim its worse than other people's experiences but it's pretty awful. Trust me.
In 2004, I started showing symptoms that eventually resulted in me needing nose and sinus surgery. They had to clean out my diseased sinuses, repair my septum, and take out a chunk of deformed bone, all though my nose.
Afterward, I was so fragile and dizzy that I couldn't move. I had major sinus pains and aches and headaches. Blood was continually coming out of my nose, which was covered with gauze to catch it.I was stuck in that bed for a week. I couldn't taste or smell anything, and I was in such pain that I would literally count down to when I could take painkillers again. I couldn't even sleep. It was a terrible experience that I hope no one ever has to go through.
Afterward, I was so fragile and dizzy that I couldn't move. I had major sinus pains and aches and headaches. Blood was continually coming out of my nose, which was covered with gauze to catch it.I was stuck in that bed for a week. I couldn't taste or smell anything, and I was in such pain that I would literally count down to when I could take painkillers again. I couldn't even sleep. It was a terrible experience that I hope no one ever has to go through.
When I was younger it was my sister complaining to my mom and calling me a faker when im in bed barely able to move and about to throw up.
Well there was this one time at work. The fever slowly got worse and I overworked(which means I have to stay til 1am). The company offers free cab to those who overwork, so I went for that. At the end they told me that I couldn't take the cab because I lived too far away, so I had to ride the bike home. Which means about 12 miles on bicycle with about 39 degree celcius fever. Probably the worst moment for me. Especially because I had to stop a lot because the fever drained a lot of my energy. When I got home I was freezing and had fever and shaked a lot. Fortunately this fever only lasted a day.
I almost died from scarlet fever......twice. It's a disease that you can only catch once but i proved them wrong.
Once I had some sort of stomach bug, and to get it out without warning or control over my body every so often I would crap my pants and vomit at the same time. The worst part about it was not being able to control it or even knowing when it would happen, and no I did not resort to wearing a diaper (Though I must've gone through stacks of underpants...and many buckets).
I hate taking a shit when sick. When I'm sick I usually have a headache caused by high blood pressure in my head. Taking a shit serves to raise the blood pressure in my body even more, increasing the ferocity of the headache. It's never fun.
