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Sandwichlizard
Sandwichlizard
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27th Jun 2016
18th Aug 2016
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Comments

  • Sandwichlizard
    Sandwichlizard     29th Jun 2016
    Thanks man. Today my forarms and palms were itchy. I coughed this evening and the itch turned into burn. even now they are like half way between itch and burn. it is uncomfortable but tollerable it will probably be different in the morning.
  • devastheempty
    devastheempty     28th Jun 2016
    Good luck Sandwichlizard, please recover
  • Sandwichlizard
    Sandwichlizard     28th Jun 2016
    its also TEXT only. :) Thanks everyone!
  • jacob1
    jacob1     28th Jun 2016
    good luck on the surgery, hopefully it goes along quickly and safely. And maybe you'll create some interesting saves while drugged :P. Anyway ..... I should probably demote this now. Since you know, deco art.
  • Anastasia_616
    Anastasia_616     28th Jun 2016
    Quick, Upload All the Save You CAn Before Sandwhich lizard comes back and overshadows them in every way!!
  • TigerTude
    TigerTude     28th Jun 2016
    Im so sorry...
  • dayday24
    dayday24     28th Jun 2016
    *CONTINUATION* So really there's no need to worry, the surgeons know what they're doing (If you're going to a hospital, street surgery doesn't count) and the tools and machines are much more advanced now, healing should be quick (For Cervical Surgery ~3 Weeks Minimum 5 Max) and you don't really have to worry about complications, Obviously you should prepare for them, but don't worry about it. Whelp, good luck, lets all hope that your insurance covers this.
  • dayday24
    dayday24     28th Jun 2016
    But in all seriousness though, Cervical Vertebre are actually moderately easier to do surgery on, especially the discs. Considering the discs are usually less compressed. And those two vertebre could not have been broken by just work. Usually that's due to whiplash, or hypercompression. If you ever put a lot of weight on your head, were in a lucky accident, or have bad posture. That's pretty much in the area it's be (C4-C6 Discs).
  • dayday24
    dayday24     28th Jun 2016
    Why hasn't Jacob1 come on and scolded you for making an art save yet? :) (Don't lose your head about this, Hehe)
  • kingman
    kingman     28th Jun 2016
    I expect that there'll be quite a few cows coming from you