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I'm having an operation on both ears on March 31st. I feel sorry for me right now :(
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Notorious Biggles wrote:
>
> Well being a student, most people expect you to be staggering all
> over the road...
True :P
>
> Well being a student, most people expect you to be staggering all
> over the road...
True :P
Flockhart wrote:
>
> you mean compound fractures, where the bone break the skin, i never
> had one despite many broken bones and they look horrendous.
> My Injuries
> 4 Broken foot bones
> 1 broken ankle
> 2 broken wrist's, 2 bones each time
I've had one. I totally destroyed my arm and elbow years ago. I still have an 8 - 10 inch scar along my arm. The pins managed to rebuild it. It has faded now, but it used to be worse.
>
> i've never heard of anyone having the drum removed, it will massively
> impact on your balance.
Lindgren wrote:
>
> It is a bit extreme but the tumour is attached to it and the malleus
> so its gotta go. My balance isnt perfect as it is, so I'm prepared
> for that.
Well being a student, most people expect you to be staggering all over the road...
>
> you mean compound fractures, where the bone break the skin, i never
> had one despite many broken bones and they look horrendous.
> My Injuries
> 4 Broken foot bones
> 1 broken ankle
> 2 broken wrist's, 2 bones each time
I've had one. I totally destroyed my arm and elbow years ago. I still have an 8 - 10 inch scar along my arm. The pins managed to rebuild it. It has faded now, but it used to be worse.
>
> i've never heard of anyone having the drum removed, it will massively
> impact on your balance.
Lindgren wrote:
>
> It is a bit extreme but the tumour is attached to it and the malleus
> so its gotta go. My balance isnt perfect as it is, so I'm prepared
> for that.
Well being a student, most people expect you to be staggering all over the road...
FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> Oh crap indeed.
> Be brave, Lind - we'll have a surprise waiting when you get back.
>
> *Hides grease*
>
> ...
>
>
> No, no, nothing like that.
I believe you*
*may be lying
> Oh crap indeed.
> Be brave, Lind - we'll have a surprise waiting when you get back.
>
> *Hides grease*
>
> ...
>
>
> No, no, nothing like that.
I believe you*
*may be lying
Lindgren wrote:
> It is a bit extreme but the tumour is attached to it and the malleus
> so its gotta go.
I must say, that does sound nasty.
> It is a bit extreme but the tumour is attached to it and the malleus
> so its gotta go.
I must say, that does sound nasty.
Oh crap indeed.
Be brave, Lind - we'll have a surprise waiting when you get back.
*Hides grease*
...
No, no, nothing like that.
Be brave, Lind - we'll have a surprise waiting when you get back.
*Hides grease*
...
No, no, nothing like that.
Flockhart wrote:
>
> i've never heard of anyone having the drum removed, it will massively
> impact on your balance.
It is a bit extreme but the tumour is attached to it and the malleus so its gotta go. My balance isnt perfect as it is, so I'm prepared for that.
>
> i've never heard of anyone having the drum removed, it will massively
> impact on your balance.
It is a bit extreme but the tumour is attached to it and the malleus so its gotta go. My balance isnt perfect as it is, so I'm prepared for that.
Notorious Biggles wrote:
> Lindgren wrote:
> What scares me most about it is that the eardrum in my left ear is
> going to be removed
>
> Hang on a minute. They are going to remove your eardrum? How can you
> hear after that? It sounds just ever so slightly over the top to me.
>
It is possible to hear without an eardrum, as the bones that conduct hearing are still there, and a graft is going to be put in later on to act as an eardrum.
> Lindgren wrote:
> What scares me most about it is that the eardrum in my left ear is
> going to be removed
>
> Hang on a minute. They are going to remove your eardrum? How can you
> hear after that? It sounds just ever so slightly over the top to me.
>
It is possible to hear without an eardrum, as the bones that conduct hearing are still there, and a graft is going to be put in later on to act as an eardrum.
Notorious Biggles wrote:
> Buck1 wrote:
> I feel sorry for you
>
> fortunetly for me ive never really broken any bone in my body cool!
>
> Good for you. Seriously, it really isn't anything worth writing home
> about. Sure it hurts and all, but it goes away in the end and unless
> it was a really bad messy break, there will be no signs of it left
> after a bit.
you mean compound fractures, where the bone break the skin, i never had one despite many broken bones and they look horrendous.
My Injuries
4 Broken foot bones
1 broken ankle
2 broken wrist's, 2 bones each time
i've never heard of anyone having the drum removed, it will massively impact on your balance.
> Buck1 wrote:
> I feel sorry for you
>
> fortunetly for me ive never really broken any bone in my body cool!
>
> Good for you. Seriously, it really isn't anything worth writing home
> about. Sure it hurts and all, but it goes away in the end and unless
> it was a really bad messy break, there will be no signs of it left
> after a bit.
you mean compound fractures, where the bone break the skin, i never had one despite many broken bones and they look horrendous.
My Injuries
4 Broken foot bones
1 broken ankle
2 broken wrist's, 2 bones each time
i've never heard of anyone having the drum removed, it will massively impact on your balance.
Buck1 wrote:
> I feel sorry for you
>
> fortunetly for me ive never really broken any bone in my body cool!
Good for you. Seriously, it really isn't anything worth writing home about. Sure it hurts and all, but it goes away in the end and unless it was a really bad messy break, there will be no signs of it left after a bit.
Getting shot on the other hand, now that comes waaay further up the list of accident and emergency stories. In my experience it also hurts a bit more.
> I feel sorry for you
>
> fortunetly for me ive never really broken any bone in my body cool!
Good for you. Seriously, it really isn't anything worth writing home about. Sure it hurts and all, but it goes away in the end and unless it was a really bad messy break, there will be no signs of it left after a bit.
Getting shot on the other hand, now that comes waaay further up the list of accident and emergency stories. In my experience it also hurts a bit more.
Lindgren wrote:
> What scares me most about it is that the eardrum in my left ear is
> going to be removed
Hang on a minute. They are going to remove your eardrum? How can you hear after that? It sounds just ever so slightly over the top to me.
> which will impact a lot on my hearing
You don't say.
ffor about
> 6 weeks being my only hearing ear. Thats gonna be a nightmare in Uni
> as I'll be in almost total silence for the best part of 4 weeks there
> after the op!
> What scares me most about it is that the eardrum in my left ear is
> going to be removed
Hang on a minute. They are going to remove your eardrum? How can you hear after that? It sounds just ever so slightly over the top to me.
> which will impact a lot on my hearing
You don't say.
ffor about
> 6 weeks being my only hearing ear. Thats gonna be a nightmare in Uni
> as I'll be in almost total silence for the best part of 4 weeks there
> after the op!
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