Have you ever hurt so bad physically that you really hope for death and peace ? (not self imposed but as a blessing ?)
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No, luckily. I did hurt so bad once in hopes that I would pass out because I couldn't handle it, but I didn't want to die.
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You hvae never had kidney stones if you have to ask this question. When I had them if I could have moved it would have been right off a bridge. It is the worst pain you can imagine, I am a guy and trust me the way your testicales feel, if the doctor would have told me they had to remove them I would have asked him for any kind of cutting tool, and done it myself. And not even thought twice about it, now every time I get any pain near my kidneys I get ready to take some pain meds.
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No, not even close. Just lucky I'm thinking.
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No, but I have a high pain tolerance and low death wish. I'm not ruling it out as an option for my old age though!
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I once got food poisoning that made me extremely naseaus for days. Standing up even for one second made me vomit. I did not hope for death because I knew it would pass. But if I had to live the rest of my life like that, I would have rather died.
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I feel like that sometimes even now. I guess AB is good for something after all.
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Yes when I had a test and I was allergic to the die.. One hell of a headache..
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Yes...I live with chronic pain and I think if I had to live without my medicine Id give up because My life in this pain is unbearable and 24/7.
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Yes. I was eleven years old and well this is going to sound so stupid, but hey I was a kid. I was at an airport in North Carolina. My brother dropped his toy while we were on a moving sidewalk, so my stupid butt decided to pick it up for him. Well in the process of doing that for him, my head got stuck in between a pole and the moving sidewalk handrail. It literally suffocated me, and I momentarily died. I was brought back. When I got to the hospital my lip had been detached from my gum and was just kind of hanging there, the rubber had burnt some of the skin off my neck and lower face. It hurt like hell, I seriously wanted to die. But now I am glad I didn't, but it really hurt. But pain meds are a blessing :)+3
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I've experienced two excruciating pains in my life...one was an infected tooth that resulted in a root canal and the other was a middle ear infection and in each case I remember thinking "I cannot stand the pain..I want to go sleep and not wake up until the pain goes away"! But to actually think "I want to die"? No..I cannot remember ever thinking that! :)
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Yes, I have. Severe pain will sometimes make you think death may be a better option! It's as difficult watching someone you love experiencing that kind of pain, as it is experiencing it yourself.
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Yes. When my knee was shattered by shrapnel in 1991. +4 Icy
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yep I have nerve damage and have had an ulnar nerve transposition, if I could have lifted my gun I don't think I owuld be here it is in the top 3 of painful surgeries women have said it is worse that child birth, even contractions ebb and rise deep nerve pain is like setting you skin of fire and it doesn't ever let up
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I haven't...and I thank God for that.+5
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I hurt. Everyday, every night I can't eat without wanting to vomit from my pain and therefore don't eat much. My spine is on fire and just...hurts...all the time. I try to continue with my engineering degree. I had aspirations do go to grad school, but now I can't even go to class for more than a couple of hours a day. I am 22 and I don't even know how to take my first step in life. Do I get a job? Who would hire someone who can't work? How will I live? When I am trying to sleep at night, I pray to a god that I haven't believed in since I was 8 to have mercy on me. Sometimes the next morning I wake up and think "shit, not this again." I can't help but cry typing that. Shouldn't I be thankful for everyday I get? My grandma thinks I am selfish because I want to "give up." Honestly, thinking that the next fifty years of my life will be exactly like this is enough makes feel very hopeless.
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Oh yes I have. The first time I remember being in the E.R. was when I was in a car wreck. My jaw was broken(Now remember folks, I was about 9 when this happened) and my spine was cracked.
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Yes. Ulcerative colitis. I was miserable.
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Yes. After getting a face full of shrapnel in 1991. +5
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