Australia and NZ tour rumours going around Part 2 (No Bullshit)

Oz Jammer

yellowled24 wrote:

oh....thats f**king nice eh??
WTF did they do? Brace themselves on her Sternum??
Thats just to show how far weve come in medicine techniques
I didnt wake up with any bruised Sternum...just talked alot of shit :eek:

Yeah, she reckons they put a knee on her sternum to give themselves a bit of leverage while trying to pull out the wisdom teeth :eek:

yellowled24

Oz Jammer wrote:

Yeah, she reckons they put a knee on her sternum to give themselves a bit of leverage while trying to pull out the wisdom teeth :eek:

:eek: Thats terrible!!!
How did she go recovery wise???

Oz Jammer

yellowled24 wrote:

:eek: Thats terrible!!!
How did she go recovery wise???

Not too bad. She said that her sternum hurt more than her mouth

yellowled24

Oz Jammer wrote:

Not too bad. She said that her sternum hurt more than her mouth

My god :eek:
Glad she was okay in the end:)

ozsmalltowngirl

yellowled24 wrote:

oh....thats f**king nice eh??
WTF did they do? Brace themselves on her Sternum??
Thats just to show how far weve come in medicine techniques
I didnt wake up with any bruised Sternum...just talked alot of shit

Sairs....I think you were just one of the lucky one's. I know of a lot of people that have had the same kind of experience as Rob's Mum, in the last few years. It all depends on how complicated the extraction is and the dentist doing it. All sorts of bruises when they come out of anaesthetic.

My poor little Connor had a tooth extracted a couple of years ago and I had to lay on top of him to hold him down while he screamed the place down.....it wasn't until I took him to the Dr.s the next day that I was told he hadn't been anaethetised :eek: :( I have never been so angry and upset in my life!!!!!! My poor little man.

The dentist had told me they'd given him 3 needles to numb him and he had.....but it was the Doctor that told me that the dentist could have given him 100 needles and they wouldn't have done a thing, because Connor had an abscess under his tooth which counteracts the anaesthetic. He said that the dentist would have known that, but was probably just in a hurry to get another patient through :mad:
To make it even worse.....Connors tooth probably didn't even need to be extracted....a course of antibiotics wouldve fixed it!

Fuck.....I still tear up now, thinking about what he went through that day.....looking at me as if to say "why are you letting him do this to me Mum?" :( People in the street would have heard him, he was screaming so loud.

Samule

the anaethetists sometimes hit the sternum when they are slow in waking them up, pushes the air out of the lungs and makes them cough which brings on the breathing so they wake up quicker!

Samule

731 teams!!
Is it the fucking amazing cup?? fark, thats huge!

yellowled24

ozsmalltowngirl wrote:

Sairs....I think you were just one of the lucky one's. I know of a lot of people that have had the same kind of experience as Rob's Mum, in the last few years. It all depends on how complicated the extraction is and the dentist doing it. All sorts of bruises when they come out of anaesthetic.

My poor little Connor had a tooth extracted a couple of years ago and I had to lay on top of him to hold him down while he screamed the place down.....it wasn't until I took him to the Dr.s the next day that I was told he hadn't been anaethetised I have never been so angry and upset in my life!!!!!! My poor little man.

The dentist had told me they'd given him 3 needles to numb him and he had.....but it was the Doctor that told me that the dentist could have given him 100 needles and they wouldn't have done a thing, because Connor had an abcess under his tooth which couteracts the anaesthetic. He said that the dentist would have known that, but was probably just in a hurry to get another patient through :mad:
To make it even worse.....Connors tooth probably didn't even need to be extracted....a course of antibiotics wouldve fixed it!

Fuck.....I still tear up now, thinking about what he went through that day.....looking at me as if to say "why are you letting him do this to me Mum?" :(

:eek: :( Oh MY GOD!!!!!
That is terrible!!!!!
Yes, ive heard about the abcess thing before, oh the poor little man :(

No wonder people have fears of Dentists!!!!!!!!

ozsmalltowngirl

Oz Jammer wrote:

It's too much of a pain in the arse to go down to Sydney for the night. I'd rather watch it with my mates (who I've turned into Cardiff fans anyway) down the pub
The game is on 3pm May 17 which means it'll be 12am May 18, live on SBS over here

Yep....fully understand that....it's the same as if I have to travel to Perth for something.....too hard

Staying in Newie and watching it with mates that you've 'recruited' as fans sounds like a lot more fun anyway!!

So the games on at midnight.....lucky you're a night owl!

illegal pants

Oz Jammer wrote:

My mum had hers taken out when she was 16. She woke up from the anaesthesia with bruises on her sternum :eek:

that's why i was tied to the chair :eek: (:D)

Kylie have you been told you have to have the surgery under full anaesthesia? if you're given the option i'd highly recommend twilight sedation... you're in and out of the dental surgery in a couple hours, can't drive for a day or 2, but so much cheaper than a hospital visit.. maybe something to think about when Glenn's back? you'll be able to respond to questions and verbal commands during the op so maybe this'll help diminish the likelihood of mystery bruises :eek:

don't leave it too long.. :(

ozsmalltowngirl

illegal_pants wrote:

that's why i was tied to the chair :eek:

Kylie have you been told you have to have the surgery under full anaesthesia? if you're given the option i'd highly recommend twilight sedation... you're in and out of the dental surgery in a couple hours, can't drive for a day or 2, but so much cheaper than a hospital visit.. maybe something to think about when Glenn's back? you'll be able to respond to questions and verbal commands during the op so maybe this'll help diminish the likelihood of mystery bruises :eek:

don't leave it too long.. :(

It was the dentists that treated poor Connor that told me I'd have to go into hospital......but i will NOT be letting them touch me, so will get a 2nd oppinion from another dentist
My chiro actually pointed out on X-Rays that 2 of my bottom ones are growing into my jaw bone and it will be a bit complicated and that quite often they have to break the jaw or accidentally fracture the jaw during those extractions :eek:

I will have to get it done as soon as possible. It's catch 22 at the moment....I can't have any time out to get it done, BUT with the way it was this time, I've been pretty much wiped out and useless anyway.

illegal pants

ozsmalltowngirl wrote:

My poor little Connor had a tooth extracted a couple of years ago and I had to lay on top of him to hold him down while he screamed the place down.....it wasn't until I took him to the Dr.s the next day that I was told he hadn't been anaethetised :( I have never been so angry and upset in my life!!!!!! My poor little man.

The dentist had told me they'd given him 3 needles to numb him and he had.....but it was the Doctor that told me that the dentist could have given him 100 needles and they wouldn't have done a thing, because Connor had an abscess under his tooth which counteracts the anaesthetic. He said that the dentist would have known that, but was probably just in a hurry to get another patient through
To make it even worse.....Connors tooth probably didn't even need to be extracted....a course of antibiotics wouldve fixed it!

Fuck.....I still tear up now, thinking about what he went through that day.....looking at me as if to say "why are you letting him do this to me Mum?" :( People in the street would have heard him, he was screaming so loud.

:( oh my gawd..

poor Connor, absolutely no one deserves or should have to go through that... is he ok with dental visits at present?

http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a216/hoff_man/tooth.jpg

i got a surprise wisdom tooth extraction Dec 24 a few years ago... i thought it was an abscess, how wrong was i..

i felt every twist and turn of the 'screwdriver' :eek:

illegal pants

Samule wrote:

the anaethetists sometimes hit the sternum when they are slow in waking them up, pushes the air out of the lungs and makes them cough which brings on the breathing so they wake up quicker!

oh WOW !! i want that job :eek: do they ever let you do it Sam? :eek:

Stella

eew tooth stories. I have two wisdom teeth that are (sorry to digust) pretty much just rotting away. a) i don't have money to get them out b) don't have time and c) the most important one.... i have a phobia of choking on those little cotton rod doodad things they shove in your mouth. I don't want to choke to death in a dentist chair. Sounds hilarious, but it's a real phobia :0

ozsmalltowngirl

illegal_pants wrote:

:( oh my gawd..

poor Connor, absolutely no one deserves or should have to go through that... is he ok with dental visits at present?

http://i12.photobucket.com/albums/a216/hoff_man/tooth.jpg

i got a surprise wisdom tooth extraction Dec 24 a few years ago... i thought it was an abscess, how wrong was i..

i felt every twist and turn of the 'screwdriver' :eek:

It was barbaric Stella :( absolutely broke my heart. Ya think you can trust the advice being given by a proffessional - I'm not a dentist and trust that they are telling me the truth.

.....and NO....he is petrified of dentists.....I have to go with him whenever the school dental van visits.....very traumatic every time - understandably.

ozsmalltowngirl

illegal_pants wrote:

oh WOW !! i want that job :eek: do they ever let you do it Sam? :eek:

Sam just offers to 'wake' the gals with nice boosies - no hitting....just 'arouses' (wakes) them with a massage

illegal pants

ozsmalltowngirl wrote:

It was the dentists that treated poor Connor that told me I'd have to go into hospital......but i will NOT be letting them touch me, so will get a 2nd oppinion from another dentist
My chiro actually pointed out on X-Rays that 2 of my bottom ones are growing into my jaw bone and it will be a bit complicated and that quite often they have to break the jaw or accidentally fracture the jaw during those extractions :eek:

I will have to get it done as soon as possible. It's catch 22 at the moment....I can't have any time out to get it done, BUT with the way it was this time, I've been pretty much wiped out and useless anyway.

YES get that 2nd opinion!! though it doesn't sound too good for ya :(

hope it doesn't get as far as having to break your jaw OMG :eek:

a sucky dilemma you have there, hope you can get something sorted soon :S

do you need some moonshine (and yoyos?) :eek:

TroubledSoul

ozsmalltowngirl wrote:

Geez my wisdom teeth are giving me hell :( I had pertty much no sleep last night and I can see it happening again tonight. The whole right side of my jaw is throbbing!! My ear is throbbing.....my glands are the size of friggen golf balls - I feel like shit!!! They do annoy me every now and then, but this is the worst it's been. I hate taking pain killers, but I've popped so many and they're doing bugger all.


Whinge, moan!! over

ill get em out.

Samule

illegal_pants wrote:

oh WOW !! i want that job :eek: do they ever let you do it Sam? :eek:

yeah, some of them let me do the whole lot, cannulate, put the drugs in, intubate then extubate, thems the nice ones, legally i'm not allowed to do any of that though so not everyone lets me do it.

ozsmalltowngirl

TroubledSoul wrote:

ill get em out.

:eek: