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"i've had 3 epidurals. my arms couldn't move off one of them, that felt weird. think the morphine after is great though. spinal is better coz you can get up out of bed within a couple of hours afterwards. being cut open and feeling your baby being taken out of you is weird, definitely." I can imagine your baby being taken out of you is amazing and weird at the same time ...but when then needle went through my tail bone ...omg ???? | |||
"i've had 3 epidurals. my arms couldn't move off one of them, that felt weird. think the morphine after is great though. spinal is better coz you can get up out of bed within a couple of hours afterwards. being cut open and feeling your baby being taken out of you is weird, definitely. I can imagine your baby being taken out of you is amazing and weird at the same time ...but when then needle went through my tail bone ...omg ????" i hate the needle bit, think i blocked it out but do know it's scary. every time. | |||
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"Popping my anal cherry. I felt the pop ! " How the second attempt go  | |||
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"I had an epidural and my leg fell off the side of the bed and couldn't feel it. I called the nurse and told her my leg was missing and she just laughed at me while lifting my leg back in the bed. Very strange feeling " Just the thought of your leg falling off the bed and you thinking it was missing ...that's a proper be there moment | |||
also had tiny piles years ago and could smell my ass burning
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"i've had 3 epidurals. my arms couldn't move off one of them, that felt weird. think the morphine after is great though. spinal is better coz you can get up out of bed within a couple of hours afterwards. being cut open and feeling your baby being taken out of you is weird, definitely." I have always said it feels like somebody washing the pot inside you  | |||
"Having a tooth extracted. A grown man kneeling on your chest trying to rip something out of your face as hard as he can. And then the popping noise when finally he succeeds. Fucking weird." I had 3 extracted at the same time. The weirdest part was feeling the tooth crunch as he gripped it. | |||
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"Wierdest but best...when you're heavily pregnant and baby is turning over in your tummy, not only can you feel them shifting around in three but you can see the feet/elbows etc moving across you're tummy "That is a horrible feeling. I think one of my did a half turn inside me. | |||
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"i've had 3 epidurals. my arms couldn't move off one of them, that felt weird. think the morphine after is great though. spinal is better coz you can get up out of bed within a couple of hours afterwards. being cut open and feeling your baby being taken out of you is weird, definitely. I have always said it feels like somebody washing the pot inside you "lol. didn't really feel like anything i can describe, just you could feel hands inside of you and pulling. for my last son they had to shove him back in to turn him around and then get him out, that was weirdest maybe. | |||
"Wierdest but best...when you're heavily pregnant and baby is turning over in your tummy, not only can you feel them shifting around in three but you can see the feet/elbows etc moving across you're tummy "I get that ,watching my three being born will never be beaten ,so to feel what you ladies get to feel while carrying must be the greatest yet strangest feeling in the planet | |||
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"Being electrocuted " Dare I ask how | |||
"Being electrocuted Dare I ask how "A live wire touched it was not funny | |||
"i've had 3 epidurals. my arms couldn't move off one of them, that felt weird. think the morphine after is great though. spinal is better coz you can get up out of bed within a couple of hours afterwards. being cut open and feeling your baby being taken out of you is weird, definitely." This was going to be my answer. It's like someone doing the washing up for a minute in your belly. You can feel it but no pain. And when they tug to stitch you back together. So bizarre. | |||
"Being electrocuted Dare I ask how
A live wire touched it was not funny "So it was a tingle | |||
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"I had a thing called guilane barre syndrome where my nerves started to stop working. That was a weird sensation. Like continously being on the verge of pins and needles all over. For 2 weeks it felt like my feet were turning into paws." Wow hope your good now | |||
" Wow hope your good now " More or less. Few twinges and numb patches but yeah I'm good,thanks for asking. | |||
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"Strangest - and completely terrifying - was the first time I experienced sleep paralysis, feeling I was being pinned down and trapped by some malevolent force. I didn't know what it was at the time, it felt supernatural ... can't explain in just a few words without sounding batty. " | |||
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"Having a nasogastric feeding tube removed is definitely the strangest sensation I've had. The tube pulled and pulled, sliding from the back of your nose and lower, then out. We're not used to things going there and certainly not having motion. " You should (or maybe shouldn't) try having kirschner wires removed then. They're drilled into the centre of your bones as stabilisers (under a general, obviously)- then when they've done their job and are finished with, they just pull them out with pliers- no anesthetic, just the odd sensation of being able to feel them scrape the inside of your bone on the way out | |||
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"Being kicked in the bum from the inside during my second pregnancy, very weird! Labyrinthitis is awful, I'd even get motion sickness from the spinning sensation. The most weird feeling I've had was during a car crash in Florida. A sort of 'oh crap' feeling when you first feel the impact, then just waiting for what seems like ages until the car stops rolling. No fear or panic, just waiting and observing. " The car crash really is a freaky feeling. You know the bangs coming can't do a thing and it seems to take ages before it does. Weird as fuck | |||
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"If I told you I'd be put on the naughty step." | |||
Even stranger it's happened twice | |||
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"Holding your newborn baby you just watched take its 1st breath is also a freaky 1 but fantastic freaky if you get me" seeing their eyes looking around as you hold them close to you. | |||
"Yup that sleep paralysis- as a younger teen I'd get it at least once a week on average. It's a very strange feeling and certainly explains why people think they're being abducted by aliens lol You have an overwhelming sense of something in the room with you, as you are totally made of lead and feel pressure on your chest. Maybe a swirly mass of black in your eyes and I get extreme tinnitus at the same time. Coming out of it is like surfacing in a swimming pool as the symptoms fade but if you try and go to sleep too soon it starts instantly. Now I get it maybe once a month if that." I used to get this as a kid,I'd go into a trance like state in the middle of the day. It's a horrible feeling,a sense of being sucked in n smothered by something absolutely massive that you're powerless to resist! Thank fuck It's not happened for years,fingers crossed! | |||
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"The immense feeling of relief when you get past the fanny burn stage of giving birth. It's amazing. You go from agony, extreme agony to "oooh that's better" in seconds
"coupled with the ring of fire burning sensation too | |||
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"The immense feeling of relief when you get past the fanny burn stage of giving birth. It's amazing. You go from agony, extreme agony to "oooh that's better" in seconds
coupled with the ring of fire burning sensation too "Putting them in is so much easier and fun than geting them out | |||
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"I've got a really strong sensation to punch a local single male right now for having a really fucking shitty attitude does this count? " Think it qualifies | |||
"Having a nasogastric feeding tube removed is definitely the strangest sensation I've had. The tube pulled and pulled, sliding from the back of your nose and lower, then out. We're not used to things going there and certainly not having motion. You should (or maybe shouldn't) try having kirschner wires removed then. They're drilled into the centre of your bones as stabilisers (under a general, obviously)- then when they've done their job and are finished with, they just pull them out with pliers- no anesthetic, just the odd sensation of being able to feel them scrape the inside of your bone on the way out "I'll take your advice and not get it done. . Having the feeding tube pulled from my stomach through my nose was very weird - in hindsight, perhaps tickly pleasant - and will last a lifetime. Really bizarre sensations  | |||
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"When i electrocuted myself. "Won't be doing it again! Hopefully. | |||
"I have a electric shock feeling in my shoulder from time to time. It's been happening for few years now and I have no clue as to what it is. " Maybe get it checked as possible subtle sign of stroke esp if on left side? | |||
"Strangest - and completely terrifying - was the first time I experienced sleep paralysis, feeling I was being pinned down and trapped by some malevolent force. I didn't know what it was at the time, it felt supernatural ... can't explain in just a few words without sounding batty. " I know what you mean. There are no words and it's actually scary. | |||
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"I have a electric shock feeling in my shoulder from time to time. It's been happening for few years now and I have no clue as to what it is. Maybe get it checked as possible subtle sign of stroke esp if on left side?" I wonder what will GP say when I tell him it happens randomly 3-5 times a year... | |||
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"The immense feeling of relief when you get past the fanny burn stage of giving birth. It's amazing. You go from agony, extreme agony to "oooh that's better" in seconds
coupled with the ring of fire burning sensation too
Putting them in is so much easier and fun than geting them out "Ha!! Isn't it just | |||
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"I have a electric shock feeling in my shoulder from time to time. It's been happening for few years now and I have no clue as to what it is. " Sounds like a trapped nerve. I get it in my right leg, always have. Physio helped me a little. ?? | |||
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"Nothing repeatable "Can repeat this one. I was baby-sitting a paranoid schizophrenic, who'd missed his meds, gone AWOL but then showed up at our office and my job was to baby-sit him while the people in white coats came to give him a nice big injection and take him away. That was the most frightened I've ever felt at work as I didn't know the client or his mental state well enough - just his wrap sheet. Spent 3/4hr chatting about wallpaper with my hand on my phone in my pocket set to dial 999 and one eye on the door. | |||
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"The car crash really is a freaky feeling. You know the bangs coming can't do a thing and it seems to take ages before it does. Weird as fuck "Yes I'd forgotten about that, time does seem to slow down too | |||
"Nothing repeatable
Can repeat this one.
I was baby-sitting a paranoid schizophrenic, who'd missed his meds, gone AWOL but then showed up at our office and my job was to baby-sit him while the people in white coats came to give him a nice big injection and take him away.
That was the most frightened I've ever felt at work as I didn't know the client or his mental state well enough - just his wrap sheet.
Spent 3/4hr chatting about wallpaper with my hand on my phone in my pocket set to dial 999 and one eye on the door. "Not the same but I was once confronted by and angry guy threatening to pull the pin on a grenade if he didn't get what he wanted. Immediate reaction was to laugh and then try and help him sort things out. Afterwards the weird feeling came. Only then did I think to call the Police | |||
"The car crash really is a freaky feeling. You know the bangs coming can't do a thing and it seems to take ages before it does. Weird as fuck
Yes I'd forgotten about that, time does seem to slow down too "Oh god yeah I've had that. Few years back I had a rear wheel drive car, lost it on a roundabout on black ice, couldn't correct it and car was just skidding towards the metal barrier on the side of the road and I knew the other side of that was a lake, thought if I go through that barrier I'm fucked! Held on to my steering wheel and waited for what felt like an eternity but I didn't even make a sound, just felt like an out of body experience. I was ok though. Oh and another one when my ex and I had been staying in his friends house for a couple of weeks looking after his dog, Doberman, one night we were watching telly and the dog sat in front of the TV stand and was blocking the sky box and my ex couldn't turn the channel over so threw a cushion at the dog for him to move out the way, not hard just like next to where he was sitting. The dog skulked off, I went over to where he was sitting to stroke him, I was on my hands and knees and the dog went for me, had my face practically in his mouth and that felt like an out of body experience and like it wasn't happening to me. All I remember was my ex shouting and booting this dog and picking it up in an almost headlock and by his body, dog was huge, then I remember looking down at my top and seeing blood and then feeling pain in my skull, my neck and my ear. His tooth had sliced through my left eat the flappy bit where it meets your head and feeling my hair all wet and crispy with blood. It's all ok now, I went straight to hospital and they stitched my ear up and cleaned everything and now I have little tiny teeth dents on the side of my face in my hair line and little tiny scars if you look through my hair to the scalp on my left side. Sounds dramatic but you can't notice it unless you look really closely. | |||
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"I have a electric shock feeling in my shoulder from time to time. It's been happening for few years now and I have no clue as to what it is. Sounds like a trapped nerve. I get it in my right leg, always have. Physio helped me a little. ?? " I don't really want to pay for physio considering it happens 3-4 times a year but thanks for help | |||
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"Holding a mask on my 16 week old son, who had heart failure, and was being knocked out for open heart surgery. Heart,stopped diverted through a machine for 5hrs.... Never felt so terrified and totally helpless over such a life changing decision. M x " Wow that must have been so surreal ,hope your son is still with us ...X | |||
"Holding a mask on my 16 week old son, who had heart failure, and was being knocked out for open heart surgery. Heart,stopped diverted through a machine for 5hrs.... Never felt so terrified and totally helpless over such a life changing decision. M x Wow that must have been so surreal ,hope your son is still with us ...X" Yes, not a experience I want to repeat. He's 6 now and can live a normal life. One tough little cookie!! Heart surgeons rock forever!! Mx | |||
"Holding a mask on my 16 week old son, who had heart failure, and was being knocked out for open heart surgery. Heart,stopped diverted through a machine for 5hrs.... Never felt so terrified and totally helpless over such a life changing decision. M x Wow that must have been so surreal ,hope your son is still with us ...X Yes, not a experience I want to repeat. He's 6 now and can live a normal life. One tough little cookie!! Heart surgeons rock forever!! Mx " Wow!! | |||
"Holding a mask on my 16 week old son, who had heart failure, and was being knocked out for open heart surgery. Heart,stopped diverted through a machine for 5hrs.... Never felt so terrified and totally helpless over such a life changing decision. M x Wow that must have been so surreal ,hope your son is still with us ...X Yes, not a experience I want to repeat. He's 6 now and can live a normal life. One tough little cookie!! Heart surgeons rock forever!! Mx " Yes they do and glad to hear your boys good | |||
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"Here's something I wrote 10 years ago after going to Burning Man.. . NOTES FROM THE FIRST TIME When it was all over, just after I had lost my luggage, friends and money within hours of arriving back in Las Vegas, downhearted, I turned to a casino rest room for an overdue wash. I physically started when I saw my reflection - I looked like I'd been beaten up. Unshaven, face sand-blasted, hands cracked and burnt... eyes red, ringed in black. In that moment I'd never felt more exhausted or alone. Moreover, I felt a detachment from reality that led, I knew, right back to the treadmill of daily life. It hurt like hell. Stepping away from my reflection, I fell back into my mind, back to the playa where I could see white sands and black mountains, ocean blue sky and, away off, the central figure of The Man and curious Burners driving, cycling and walking to greet him in the glaring sunlight. In 20 years of festival-going I had seen *nothing* like it. An audacious stab at anarchy or some lavish Alice in Wonderland meets Mad Max production with full chorus of pinko-hippy-commies all melting in some luv'd-up mirage 75 miles from the nearest patch of reality. I questioned whether I'd hadn't hallucinated the whole bizarre shebang. And then I remembered the frequent and brutal windstorms that had whipped up the dust, coating and blinding us, dashing shelters to the ground. It was reminiscent more of a refugee camp than a holiday. But a refugee camp with more artistic expression in more media per square inch than anywhere else on earth. Where life was dedicated to creativity and play. Where 'normal' standards were suspended or inverted in favour of fresh experiences and new identities. No-one planned it this way, or bought or paid for it. I had witnessed a spontaneous flowering of the desert, teeming with endless ingenuity and industry, partying and bad behaviour, sex and love, profound wisdom and the plain ludicrous. My sense of what was normal shattered. Replacing my shade to hide my eyes, I couldn't help but smile."" Now I think of it the *second* time I went, we rolled in late, found our camp about 1am. I served a round of White Russians, went to find the toilet block and disappeared for 5 hrs. Got back to camp and people were like, "Where were you?!" Out THERE, I said, pointing back to the playa, I'd forgotten how good it is.
(I basically met some women at the toilets and we'd decided to go exploring...)
Ahh...
Burning Man. The stuff that dreams are made of | |||
"Here's something I wrote 10 years ago after going to Burning Man.. . NOTES FROM THE FIRST TIME When it was all over, just after I had lost my luggage, friends and money within hours of arriving back in Las Vegas, downhearted, I turned to a casino rest room for an overdue wash. I physically started when I saw my reflection - I looked like I'd been beaten up. Unshaven, face sand-blasted, hands cracked and burnt... eyes red, ringed in black. In that moment I'd never felt more exhausted or alone. Moreover, I felt a detachment from reality that led, I knew, right back to the treadmill of daily life. It hurt like hell. Stepping away from my reflection, I fell back into my mind, back to the playa where I could see white sands and black mountains, ocean blue sky and, away off, the central figure of The Man and curious Burners driving, cycling and walking to greet him in the glaring sunlight. In 20 years of festival-going I had seen *nothing* like it. An audacious stab at anarchy or some lavish Alice in Wonderland meets Mad Max production with full chorus of pinko-hippy-commies all melting in some luv'd-up mirage 75 miles from the nearest patch of reality. I questioned whether I'd hadn't hallucinated the whole bizarre shebang. And then I remembered the frequent and brutal windstorms that had whipped up the dust, coating and blinding us, dashing shelters to the ground. It was reminiscent more of a refugee camp than a holiday. But a refugee camp with more artistic expression in more media per square inch than anywhere else on earth. Where life was dedicated to creativity and play. Where 'normal' standards were suspended or inverted in favour of fresh experiences and new identities. No-one planned it this way, or bought or paid for it. I had witnessed a spontaneous flowering of the desert, teeming with endless ingenuity and industry, partying and bad behaviour, sex and love, profound wisdom and the plain ludicrous. My sense of what was normal shattered. Replacing my shade to hide my eyes, I couldn't help but smile." Now I think of it the *second* time I went, we rolled in late, found our camp about 1am. I served a round of White Russians, went to find the toilet block and disappeared for 5 hrs. Got back to camp and people were like, "Where were you?!" Out THERE, I said, pointing back to the playa, I'd forgotten how good it is.
(I basically met some women at the toilets and we'd decided to go exploring...)
Ahh...
Burning Man. The stuff that dreams are made of"Sounds cool .. | |||
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