John Marston
GAF's very own treasure goblin
I've lately been watching on & off a series on Amazon titled "24 Hours In A&E" which is a documentary about patients being treated for emergencies in the London UK area hospitals.
I discovered there are a lot of people getting strokes. Also folks falling on their heads from great heights
I myself already previously talked about my fight with cancer but there was no pain really.
Except when I was just about done with my booze rehab.
I had this god awful searing pain in my right knee whenever I slightly bent it.
My liver was messed up and borderline on cirrhosis so my legs were already red & puffy.
I think I have a good tolerance with pain but that knee shit was just too much. They had to call an ambulance and I cried when my knee flexed.
I went to hospital and my knee was drained of water.
I used to hear about athletes being out for the same reason and thinking they were pussies but that experience changed my mind.
Totally unexpected.
Now lemme hear your stories about kidney stones, drilling through your hand or giving birth.
Let's share the pain
EDIT: A big THANK YOU to anyone on GAF working in hospitals
I discovered there are a lot of people getting strokes. Also folks falling on their heads from great heights
I myself already previously talked about my fight with cancer but there was no pain really.
Except when I was just about done with my booze rehab.
I had this god awful searing pain in my right knee whenever I slightly bent it.
My liver was messed up and borderline on cirrhosis so my legs were already red & puffy.
I think I have a good tolerance with pain but that knee shit was just too much. They had to call an ambulance and I cried when my knee flexed.
I went to hospital and my knee was drained of water.
I used to hear about athletes being out for the same reason and thinking they were pussies but that experience changed my mind.
Totally unexpected.
Now lemme hear your stories about kidney stones, drilling through your hand or giving birth.
Let's share the pain
EDIT: A big THANK YOU to anyone on GAF working in hospitals
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