I wish I could say I've never experienced this, unfortunately I enjoyed this excruciating pain numerous times. How about you fella's?
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I wish I could say I've never experienced this, unfortunately I enjoyed this excruciating pain numerous times. How about you fella's?
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Been there, done that...yowee!!!!
I have known that pain more than once. My legs shows of many battles between them and the instrument of pain!!
I think they have some kind of "leg magnetism" !
Yes sir, been there done that and will be there doing it again too.
Ouch!!!
done it more than once...but it don't compare to the last 31 kidney stones i've had....
31, damn and survived to tell the tell. A busted shin doesn't compare to the pain one goes through with kidney stones. I hope you saved them to use as weight to get those jigs down deeper. :biggrin
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I will never learnQuote:
Originally Posted by Inkdabber
My leg hurts just looking at it.
passed #32 today, thankful too!Quote:
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Dayum dawg looks like bringingblood going have to take you by a bank #32 looks like a gold one !!!! man I know them things hurt some kind of bad !!!Quote:
Originally Posted by burdawg
now as far as that shin knocker !!!
been there done that got the cowboy hat boots and belt buckle to prove it !!! them things hurt bad too !!!
I'd like to say I've never hit my hitch. That's what I'd like to say.
For about 12 years I had a front hitch too, it didn't come off so I found it often, the rear was and is removable
That's a lotta stones brother, I hope damage to the kidneys has taken place.
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I'm thinking with all those stones he and his partner need to change names. The stone pictured had to bring some blood!!
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I hope no kidney damage! That is a lot to pass, my son has his share of them too! I hope you don't drink soda, tea or milk. I am no one to talk I've had a few and still drink tea and Mountain Dew.
I hit mine twice. Now as soon as I unhook I pull the hitch out. Even camping, unhook camper, pull out, remove hitch, then start setting up camper. Them things show no mercy. Thankfully, knock on a yankee woodpile, I have not had any kidney stones, knock on another pile of wood.
Never had stones (knock on wood) but have many dents on my legs from those hitches. I replaced skin on them shin bones many times over the past 59 years. I hope I never meet another one.
Must be an old age thing .i always step right over no problem
A comedian in every bunch. lol
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One stone was enough for me.
You should have kept quite, as clumsy as your old ass is...Quote:
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man you right there had me a few battles with um == no pain like kidney stone pain ill take the kick on the trailer hitch any dayQuote:
Originally Posted by burdawg
Keith,that,30 more stones than I have passed,I feel for you man.Has the. Doctor told you WHY you have so many?
Trailer hitches and kidney stones! Y'all really know how to make my day.
I'm just in pain from reading this thread!!
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my body does not process oxyelate (sp?) everything I like has it in it. Green vegetables, coffee, grapes, nuts, cocoa, soft drinks, tea, beer...on & on. I take allupurinol to help it, but it has not done a very good job the last couple of years it seems. I used to average 1-2 year..I've had about 4 in the last 12 months. It sucks....Quote:
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Been there for sure, anybody have Shark fins on there boat, those will break your leg.
Burdawg, I too have kidney stone issues. When I was younger it was arthritis(gout) that would cripple me. The doctor gave me allopurinol for gout a long time ago, problem solved. I still take it daily. About 15 years ago I started having stone like you mention. The specialist prescribed me a medicine that solved that problem. (When I get home I'll try to find it). I haven't taken it in a couple years. That was after about 5 years of going around in circles with my regular doctor. With zero relief. I had to go to a specialist. My doctor wasn't much help. FYI, very important to drink lots of fluids, allopurinol will dehydrate you fast.
Don't know how much truth there is to this, but I read the more hard headed you are, the more prone you are to kidney stones.:biggrin
i've also heard, what will make you laugh will make you cry...nononoQuote:
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