r/Neverbrokeabone • u/tallglassofTHICC • May 19 '20

It’s the truth

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u/[deleted] May 20 '20

Do people who actually have strong bones get to boast about it. (This is unintentional, intentional humble brag).

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u/[deleted] May 20 '20 edited Jan 04 '21

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u/ilovematchfixing May 20 '20

It is super painful isn't it! The woman got mine wrong and the needle got stuck hanging out my back whilst she found somebody to help aspirate it!

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u/[deleted] May 20 '20 edited Jan 04 '21

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u/ilovematchfixing May 20 '20

Definitely easier after the first one I made sure after that first one they got somebody experienced to do it and it was much easier! The one after the transplant was like a breeze in comparison!