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    #181
    Army Thread 2nd August

    Jan CONGRATS on 7 months! You are same time as me but it seems so much longer for you, I think because you have been through so much.... :l
    "In the depths of winter I finally learned there was in me an invincible summer ."
    AF - JAN 1st 2010
    NF - May 1996

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      #182
      Army Thread 2nd August

      ladyjan;924963 wrote: I think from the point of the pain it's a femoral hernia..
      it is sooooooo painful
      Jan, my husband had something similar many years ago. From lifting heavy things the wrong way. It can be very serious. From what I understood way back then - in 1987, I think, what happens is the muscle splits and a part of the intestine bulges through. Mr. Stirly used to get a "crippled leg" and could hardly walk from the excruciating pain. He would push on the spot and try to get the bulge back in. He finally had it operated on because I read somewhere that if you can't get the intestine back in place, you can actually get gangrene in that part of the intestine and then you're in big trouble. After hearing that, he finally decided to go under the knife. Had two hernias. After they repaired the first one, the second one started to bother him more and a month later had the second surgery. He now has two plastic mesh pieces sewn onto the lower abdominal muscles where the bulges used to poke out.
      Anyway, I just googled it and this is what I got. Something similar to what I had read then but in more specific medical terms.

      A strangulated femoral hernia occurs when a femoral hernia blocks blood supply to part of the bowel - the loop of bowel loses its blood supply. Strangulation can happen in all hernias, but is more common in femoral and inguinal hernias due to their narrow "necks". Nausea, vomiting, and severe abdominal pain may occur with a strangulated hernia. This is a medical emergency. A strangulated intestine can result in necrosis (tissue death) followed by gangrene (tissue decay). This is a life-threatening condition requiring immediate surgery.[2]
      For every 60 seconds that you are angry, you lose a minute of happiness.
      AF since 10/10/2015:yay:

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        #183
        Army Thread 2nd August

        JackieClaire;924974 wrote: Night night FFF,

        Jan just had a word with Mr JC. His was on his belly button and was only painful when it 'popped'. Horrible as it might sound he used to prod it back in.
        yep I read about those ones,
        I think mine is in my hip joint and prob can't be pushed back in..
        I wish to god I could..
        I've never known pain like this before apart from giving birth..
        but this just don't stop..
        back a year I would've got a huge bottle of brandy and drank the lot...

        but no I'm not gonna..

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          #184
          Army Thread 2nd August

          Jan, my darling.
          You're now allowed to be ill,sweetheart, if you get my drift.
          It could be worse, I could be filing.
          AF since 7/7/2009

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            #185
            Army Thread 2nd August

            ladyjan;924977 wrote: notsure..
            I know it resticts blood flow, and with my probs with throbosis in my nut I am concerned..
            just wish I could something to stop the pain..
            I am normally good and can put up withpain, but this just doesn't stop..
            I've got the S.S. coming in the morn and need to seem that I'm on top of everything...
            at the mom picking up toys etc is not possible..
            and I can nag ollie and he knows mummy's hurting, buthe doesn't realise how much
            and I don't want to worry him..
            Is there a clinic or doctor still open to call for advice. It appears to me that you shouldnt be left in that much pain. I wouldnt worry about SS, everyone gets ill from time to time. Do the right thing and seek help if you are worried.
            Ethanol is a toxic chemical, why would I drink it?

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              #186
              Army Thread 2nd August

              ladyjan;924977 wrote:
              I've got the S.S. coming in the morn and need to seem that I'm on top of everything...
              at the mom picking up toys etc is not possible..
              and I can nag ollie and he knows mummy's hurting, buthe doesn't realise how much
              and I don't want to worry him..
              Jan, you don't have to worry him. Just calmly explain that your leg hurts when you bend over to pick up things and you really need his help. Being that he is such a good kid, and smart, he will help you. Or try to make it a game - who can pick up the most toys the fastest. And have a prize waiting for the winner. Kids are great at stuff like that.
              Hope you get some relief. Mr. Stirly suffered a lot for a long time because he was afraid of the surgery.
              For every 60 seconds that you are angry, you lose a minute of happiness.
              AF since 10/10/2015:yay:

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                #187
                Army Thread 2nd August

                ollie's just back from the park,
                called and got appt in morn at 9:50 with doc..
                just wish I could sleep thru..till then..
                dunno any position to put myself to alieviate it for a bit..
                oh well... gonna be on the boards during the night..

                I see what you mean JC..makes sense really, seeing as I'm a "norm" person now...

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                  #188
                  Army Thread 2nd August

                  Not sure you will ever be 'normal' LJ, God forbid :laughmonkey:
                  Ethanol is a toxic chemical, why would I drink it?

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                    #189
                    Army Thread 2nd August

                    just wish I felt "norm"...
                    well at least I'm not miserable..
                    it does hurt very much, but grumping ain't gonna help..
                    so...:H:H:H:H:H

                    I'll let the icon do the moving for me....:H

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                      #190
                      Army Thread 2nd August

                      KTAB;925000 wrote: Not sure you will ever be 'normal' LJ, God forbid :laughmonkey:
                      And talk about the kettle calling the pot black :biglaughmonkey::biglaughmonkey:
                      Ethanol is a toxic chemical, why would I drink it?

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                        #191
                        Army Thread 2nd August

                        KTAB;925000 wrote: Not sure you will ever be 'normal' LJ, God forbid :laughmonkey:
                        OOOOOOOH mr KT...
                        now, now...I've always been a very "normal" quiet mannered young lady

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                          #192
                          Army Thread 2nd August

                          Jan, I had some very wise words from a health visitor that visited when my 2 were very little.
                          She said she'd much rather visit a house that was full of toys and untidness. It means that the mummy is taking time out to play with her child rather than doing the housework and being all clean and pretty for visitors.
                          It could be worse, I could be filing.
                          AF since 7/7/2009

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                            #193
                            Army Thread 2nd August

                            She was a wise woman JC. Folks I gotta leave you now I am wrecked. Jan look after yourself and if it gets any worse call for medical assistance.
                            Ethanol is a toxic chemical, why would I drink it?

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                              #194
                              Army Thread 2nd August

                              ladyjan;925005 wrote: OOOOOOOH mr KT...
                              now, now...I've always been a very "normal" quiet mannered young lady
                              In another life!!!:H:H:H

                              Jan, try sleeping on your stomach, that might help. Hope you get some relief from the pain.

                              Am off to bargain with the Sleep Fairy yet again. And I have a busy day tomorrow. So if I don't see you early tomorrow, I will wish you from now a very..



                              For every 60 seconds that you are angry, you lose a minute of happiness.
                              AF since 10/10/2015:yay:

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                                #195
                                Army Thread 2nd August

                                I'll have to disappear, Jan if you want to chat later on. I'll be having me usual midnight lurk.


                                STIRLS CLEAR YER INBOX.
                                It could be worse, I could be filing.
                                AF since 7/7/2009

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