Comments on: SPF: My Back. http://log.davedot.com/backlog/2007/06/spf-my-back Pioneering the redundant dot. Mon, 08 Sep 2008 04:25:32 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: Kathy http://log.davedot.com/backlog/2007/06/spf-my-back#comment-129 Kathy Sat, 16 Jun 2007 19:58:55 +0000 http://log.davedot.com/backlog/2007/06/spf-my-back/#comment-129 Having someone grind through your bone with a giant needle could never be described as a pleasant experience. I hope they gave you some good drugs before hand... and after! Good luck to you. I will follow your progress and send you some positive vibes. Kathy from Tempe I played too! Having someone grind through your bone with a giant needle could never be described as a pleasant experience. I hope they gave you some good drugs before hand... and after!
Good luck to you. I will follow your progress and send you some positive vibes.

Kathy from Tempe

I played too!

]]> By: connie http://log.davedot.com/backlog/2007/06/spf-my-back#comment-128 connie Sat, 16 Jun 2007 02:19:49 +0000 http://log.davedot.com/backlog/2007/06/spf-my-back/#comment-128 Once I had an epidural. The doctor was a wack job. Now this was 20 yrs ago. They put a needle in your spine and then shove a plastic thing in and put drugs into your spine. Well you bend over and he pounded and pounded. It felt like a stake going into my back. He kept hitting it and said he could not get it to go in right. It hurt so back. I was even screaming so loud my doctor came in and held my hand while this idiot kept trying to do it right. I just wanted it to stop. It hurt so band. Then when I go into the operating room, I was going to have a C-Section, I could feel them touch my skin. The epidural did not even work, after all that pain. He didn't do it right. But it did totally numb one leg, so I could not move it to scoot over onto the operating table. They then put me out to do the operation. So I think I have a pretty good idea how you felt on your back. But sorry this was so long. I played SPF too. Once I had an epidural. The doctor was a wack job. Now this was 20 yrs ago. They put a needle in your spine and then shove a plastic thing in and put drugs into your spine. Well you bend over and he pounded and pounded. It felt like a stake going into my back. He kept hitting it and said he could not get it to go in right. It hurt so back. I was even screaming so loud my doctor came in and held my hand while this idiot kept trying to do it right. I just wanted it to stop. It hurt so band. Then when I go into the operating room, I was going to have a C-Section, I could feel them touch my skin. The epidural did not even work, after all that pain. He didn't do it right. But it did totally numb one leg, so I could not move it to scoot over onto the operating table. They then put me out to do the operation. So I think I have a pretty good idea how you felt on your back. But sorry this was so long. I played SPF too.

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