The Most Pain You Have Ever Been In?

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   Tommyknockerposted 11 years ago

   The Most Pain You Have Ever Been In?
   
   Can be anything that you have felt in your life.

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   edhanposted 11 years ago

   I am suffering from Arthritis since in my twenties and the pain can be so unbearable as it is in the bones shown by my X-ray.
   
   Day after day, I have to bear with these pains occurring on various parts of my body like the neck, elbow, knee, etc.

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   duffsmomposted 11 years ago

   I had an episode of surgical awareness in 1985. There are no words to describe being paralyzed from drugs and unable to tell them you are not all the way out.  It only lasted about 20 seconds before I went all the way out...but it left me with some severe fears about surgery, and anesthesia.

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      ithabiseposted 11 years agoin reply to this

      How frightening!

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   sandusposted 11 years ago

   i had a very deep pain when i understood that i am not able to win my life for anything i like and that pain still continue until i win anything in my life.

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   Seeker7posted 11 years ago

   When I was in my late twenties I had a massive gall stone and this caused my gall bladder to collapse down behind my liver - that was a gross experience and I wouldn't wish it on anyone!!!

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   Larry Wallposted 11 years ago

   I had a perforated colon in 2000. By the time we realize it was something serious and got to the hospital, I was hunched over like Quasimodo and they asked me to look at a chart showing frowning faces and smiling faces on a scale to one to 10. I said I hurt worse that I ever had. They insisted on a number. I tried 12, but they said it had to be on the chart. So, I chose nine. When asked why I did not choose 10, I told the people working on me, I wanted a way to tell them that I was hurting worse if they asked me again.

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   beadreamer247posted 11 years ago

   The pain of labor with each birth, but it is a pain that is forgotten once you hold your child in your arms, you no longer can really describe it.

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   ithabiseposted 11 years ago

   It was a cluster headache. It has only happened once. So sudden it was that night and frightfully debilitating. It felt like a weight of pulsating pain in my head right behind my eyes. My head and body were completely hijacked by the pain. At onset it was so intense that I could only lie face-down on the bed into a pillow motionless with no stimulation whatsoever. I couldn't even fall asleep for the pain. The headaches lasted three days, the first night being worse by far. The subsequent dizziness, blurred vision, and nausea lasted for another five days. I hope you--men especially since we get them more often--never have to experience one.

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