Zanderstorm122
Animal Crossing Pro
I fell on my back...My mouth moved like I was trying to cry but I couldn't scream or breathe. A few seconds later I screamed and made a scene. Yup I can't take much :/
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Worst pain you have ever felt?
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Joy
Stronger after all~
1. When my wisdom teeth came in
2. Gum infection because of wisdom teeth
3. Accidentally setting myself on fire when I was 3
4. Twisted my thumb and fractured it
5. Twisting my ankle and having to walk on it
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2. Gum infection because of wisdom teeth
3. Accidentally setting myself on fire when I was 3
4. Twisted my thumb and fractured it
5. Twisting my ankle and having to walk on it
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Playing outside with my dog, jumped up to catch a frisbee my friend threw, came down and landed on my ankle, side ways. Everyone said they heard a crack, but I was down, could not get up, screaming for my mom to come help me but she was more concerned that the neighbors would hear my curse words that were flying from my mouth.
My foot was so swollen they had to cut my shoe off of me. Anyways, get to the hospital, had to do an x-ray where the tech told me I had to lay my foot sideways and keep it flat. Well.. how was I suppose to do that when it was the size of a soccer ball?
X-ray showed that it was only a sprain, still crying, refusing pain meds because at the time I was watching my dad go through a pain pill addiction, anyways, doctor came out, told me it was just a sprain, that I could still walk on it and to be on my way. No wrapping, no babying it, nothing.
So I sucked it up and went on my way, the pain was intense but I did everything the doctor told me, but it got to the point where I was walking a little funny. A month or so down the road I had a doctors appointment for something completely non related, my doctor saw me walk in and asked why I was kinda limping. I explained what happened, but he took me across the street for another x-ray..
Which showed that I actually broke my ankle. The sprain had covered the break, and it was pretty bad. Doctor said that since there was no cast and yadda yadda yadda, that my bones healed improperly and they would need to break my ankle again to fix it.
I noped out of there, because I only have a slight limp on bad days.
Worst pain in the whole entire world.
Actually, it may tie close with another story.
I had ovarian cancer, there was a tumor the size of a grapefruit inside me. It hurt. a lot. I would pass out from the white hot pain sometimes.
My foot was so swollen they had to cut my shoe off of me. Anyways, get to the hospital, had to do an x-ray where the tech told me I had to lay my foot sideways and keep it flat. Well.. how was I suppose to do that when it was the size of a soccer ball?
X-ray showed that it was only a sprain, still crying, refusing pain meds because at the time I was watching my dad go through a pain pill addiction, anyways, doctor came out, told me it was just a sprain, that I could still walk on it and to be on my way. No wrapping, no babying it, nothing.
So I sucked it up and went on my way, the pain was intense but I did everything the doctor told me, but it got to the point where I was walking a little funny. A month or so down the road I had a doctors appointment for something completely non related, my doctor saw me walk in and asked why I was kinda limping. I explained what happened, but he took me across the street for another x-ray..
Which showed that I actually broke my ankle. The sprain had covered the break, and it was pretty bad. Doctor said that since there was no cast and yadda yadda yadda, that my bones healed improperly and they would need to break my ankle again to fix it.
I noped out of there, because I only have a slight limp on bad days.
Worst pain in the whole entire world.
Actually, it may tie close with another story.
I had ovarian cancer, there was a tumor the size of a grapefruit inside me. It hurt. a lot. I would pass out from the white hot pain sometimes.
KiloPatches
Senior Member
Kidney stones recently caused severe pain in my right kidney area and caused so much pressure I was vomiting profusely, I couldn't keep down ANY liquids, AND I had to pee out a stone.... NOT fun..... there is still another one.... not a great way to spend the holidays....
Kairi-Kitten
Weak Grandpa
It would have to be my two Orthodontic surgeries, first to remove 9 teeth due to crowding and they only used laughing gas and well dozens and dozens of shots in my whole mouth; severe pain after it was over and the other even more painful one was when I needed to get my gums opened to remove a tooth also crowding in and well with just regular anesthesia, let's just say I went through a week of painful hell Dx Cried non-stop and I was 16-17 >: Anyways have plenty of other stories haha, but will spare them.
I had a 5mm kidney stone. (my biggest one yet.) Had to go to the hospital twice for it while my parents were out of the country. They had to remove it because it wouldn't pass. I have another one in my other side the same size. 
Soundmotion
Awesome Member
Drowning doesn't hurt. It's just extreme panic.
Source: experience.
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Oh me too. It's terrible.
I get really bad stomach pain that sometimes makes me wanna pass out coz it's so bad
Also once when I was like 12/13 I got my first headache/migraine, it honestly felt like someone was hammering a nail into my skull (in the middle on my forehead)
Also once when I was like 12/13 I got my first headache/migraine, it honestly felt like someone was hammering a nail into my skull (in the middle on my forehead)
Giving Birth without an epidural, naturally.
It's like taking your bottom lip and stretching it over your head in pain level.
It's like the worst pain you have ever felt and multiplying it by 5 thousand and then still it's worse.
And without an epidural it's like hell on earth.
I'm not gonna give details, but yeah. I'm a bit of a ***** about people crying about pain after having my daughter because I have felt real pain and when people ask me if it's on a scale of one to ten in the hospital I always say "7, I've given birth naturally" and then just "oh"
It's like taking your bottom lip and stretching it over your head in pain level.
It's like the worst pain you have ever felt and multiplying it by 5 thousand and then still it's worse.
And without an epidural it's like hell on earth.
I'm not gonna give details, but yeah. I'm a bit of a ***** about people crying about pain after having my daughter because I have felt real pain and when people ask me if it's on a scale of one to ten in the hospital I always say "7, I've given birth naturally" and then just "oh"
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shinkuzame
✿ tsundere princess ✿
When I was around age 6, I had a real bad infection settle in my hip after having a bad case of strep throat (which didn't effectively get taken care of due to the fact that the doctors gave me penicillin...which I am highly allergic to). It got so bad to where I couldn't hardly walk and if the doctor I went next didn't figure out what was wrong when he did I may have lost the ability to use that leg in the long run.
I remember being up all night crying because it was so terrible feeling. Even without any pressure it felt like it was ready to fall off.
I remember being up all night crying because it was so terrible feeling. Even without any pressure it felt like it was ready to fall off.
Cress
Senior Member
In first Grade I got Pneumonia, and so did almost everyone else since it was viral. It was a long time ago so I don't remember exactly how it felt, but it was pretty bad.
Something more recent was 2 years ago. 2 or my adult teeth never came in and were stuck in my gums. It didn't harm me at all, and it was completely fine, but not when you live in America. They had to pull out the baby teeth and then drill into my gums and then pull the adult teeth down into where the baby teeth were. I was asleep during it but I the doctor was saying how easy it was and that people did it awake. -_- Doubt it. For the rest of the day I couldn't even eat because I was bleeding so much and it went into my stomach, which of course made me sick and then I threw up. Every 5 minutes. Oh, and it costed a few thousand dollars too.
Something more recent was 2 years ago. 2 or my adult teeth never came in and were stuck in my gums. It didn't harm me at all, and it was completely fine, but not when you live in America. They had to pull out the baby teeth and then drill into my gums and then pull the adult teeth down into where the baby teeth were. I was asleep during it but I the doctor was saying how easy it was and that people did it awake. -_- Doubt it. For the rest of the day I couldn't even eat because I was bleeding so much and it went into my stomach, which of course made me sick and then I threw up. Every 5 minutes. Oh, and it costed a few thousand dollars too.
Let me set the scene:
It is 2:30 AM, and me, as a fourth grader, sleeping with my Dad in my bed. My dad happened to come home from the hospital that day, actually haha. Anyways, I used to roll a lot in my sleep. So as usual, I began to roll around. I rolled around so much, that I fell off the bed, my dad trying to catch me, and banged my eye on the corner of my night stand. The night stand just barely missed my eye, circling it, cutting down my cheek. The pain was excruciating. I didn't scream, as I was asleep when I fell, but I just started crying, while my dad began screaming for my mom. Fast forward to the hospital. The doctors in the emergency room were telling me that I needed stitches, which made me scream (I was terrified of surgery and needles and such). My mom took the doctors outside and basically saved what I thought to be my life at that time. That is how terrified I was of needles. Long story short they glued it, I went home, and wasn't allowed outside for long periods of time for a few days.
So that was my worst pain.
It is 2:30 AM, and me, as a fourth grader, sleeping with my Dad in my bed. My dad happened to come home from the hospital that day, actually haha. Anyways, I used to roll a lot in my sleep. So as usual, I began to roll around. I rolled around so much, that I fell off the bed, my dad trying to catch me, and banged my eye on the corner of my night stand. The night stand just barely missed my eye, circling it, cutting down my cheek. The pain was excruciating. I didn't scream, as I was asleep when I fell, but I just started crying, while my dad began screaming for my mom. Fast forward to the hospital. The doctors in the emergency room were telling me that I needed stitches, which made me scream (I was terrified of surgery and needles and such). My mom took the doctors outside and basically saved what I thought to be my life at that time. That is how terrified I was of needles. Long story short they glued it, I went home, and wasn't allowed outside for long periods of time for a few days.
So that was my worst pain.
TheGreatBrain
Senior Member
I have experienced a lot of pain in my life, but falling on my tailbone was the worse. It took two weeks to stop hurting.I cried every time i sat down or got up on the first week.
spCrossing
80s anime is cool
The stomach, oh god the stomach.
Whenever I get sick (Which is rarely, since I have like a really really good immune system), my stomach really really hurts.
Like if you got punched in the stomach like really really hard.
Whenever I get sick (Which is rarely, since I have like a really really good immune system), my stomach really really hurts.
Like if you got punched in the stomach like really really hard.
Eldin
hmm
Worst is probably intestinal pain. I have a hard time digesting a lot of foods (gluten being the main culprit), and I have had a couple of bad episodes. One specifically I remember as being the worst, after a few hours the pain was so bad I couldn't see and almost passed out, I refused to go to the hospital (I hate hospitals jesus) and eventually came around. Mostly I find this the worst because your entire midsection is screaming but there's not really much you can do. Just lay there in a ball and cry basically. And you don't think it could possibly hurt any more but it continues to, and usually lasts a long time. Plus I'm afraid to eat anything for like days afterwards.
You'd think this would make me give up certain foods but it really doesn't.
Second was probably when a rock fell on my finger and my thumbnail came off.
You'd think this would make me give up certain foods but it really doesn't.
Second was probably when a rock fell on my finger and my thumbnail came off.
