Most pain you've ever been in?

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Boredinstagrammer29

Boredinstagrammer29

I shattered glass into my hand and when the nurse went to remove it I was on gas and air, I felt everythinggggg. Had snot coming from my nose and dribbling while trying to steady my breathing 😂😂😂 Went into surgery in the end
 
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Death2unicorns said:
this is almost identical to my experience of my very slow back to back labour and my all day long constant pregnancy sickness too!
To be fair though labour wasn’t that bad once I managed to get an epidural, didn’t even feel the pushing part lol! Worst pain ever for me was a root canal, after the anaesthetic worn off it was awful non stop pain for 5 days, I was breastfeeding my 4 month old too so couldn’t go to town on the pain like I usually would!
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Awful. Hospital sent me home twice. Didn't know she was back to back until I was pushing 😳 thought my second delivery would be a walk in the park after an easy one with my first. How wrong was I 😖
 
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chocolate choux

chocolate choux

Childbirth. My labour started during changeover so it took a couple hours for them to give me any drugs. Then I had all the pain relief I could get my hands on but after a while the epidural stopped working and I felt everything. The pain was sickening, I felt like ripping my body open so I could escape

Been through a lot of emotional pain too. Being betrayed by my supposed boyfriend and best friend hurt so much, made worse by the fact he was the one I’d want to turn to in that situation
 
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Lars Guinard

The combination of C section recovery, costochondritis and a really bad cough. It felt like my whole abdomen was being repeatedly ripped open.
I have been up and able to carry on after previous sections but this floored me.
Earache and toothache are the work of the devil.
 
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Sozhun

Sozhun

Mumps when I was 15. Absolutely horrific 😳

And having local anaesthetic injected deep into my heel to have sea urchin spikes dug out 😬
 
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YellowMellow14

Giving birth with a broken sternum and collapsed discs in my back. With no pain relief. I didn't know at the time the bones were broken. I just thought the pain was a pregnancy symptom. Oh it was bleeping awful. I couldn't even walk at one point and was confined to my couch.
 
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Alice Roosevelt Longworth

Alice Roosevelt Longworth

Dislocating my shoulder.

As painful as that was, I haven't given birth or broken any bones, so I haven't come close to the pain some of you have experienced! 😱

YellowMellow14 said:
Giving birth with a broken sternum and collapsed discs in my back. With no pain relief. I didn't know at the time the bones were broken. I just thought the pain was a pregnancy symptom. Oh it was bleeping awful. I couldn't even walk at one point and was confined to my couch.
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You win this thread! 😱😱😱
 
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Bluetomato

Bluetomato

Being in labour with our baby that we knew had died. The physical pain (even with morphine) and mental pain is something I will never forget.
 
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Sln2404

When I was 9 our family dog tore half of my face off. Nothing comes close, not even birth.
 
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Kikini Bamalam

Kikini Bamalam

I have a pretty high pain threshold, I broke my hand one christmas (although I didn't know it) I only went to minor injuries a week later when the swelling wasn't going down and they told me it was broken. I've also had 3 9lb+ babies, 2 of them without pain relief at all. But the worst for me was an ear infection, my ear completely sealed shut it was so swollen and the antibiotics the GP gave me were doing nothing so I got sent to hospital where they inserted a little gauze strip and put in antibiotic ear drops that I had to administer 3 times a day after that. It was so bad they nearly admitted me for IV antibiotics but decided to do the drops first as they were lacking beds. It was the worst pain ever, nothing has ever come close to it and I hope nothing ever does again.
 
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Jelly Bean

Jelly Bean

Apart from childbirth and migraines I have to say getting bleach in my eye was horrendous. Apart from the pain it went cloudy and blurry for about 3 weeks so I thought I was losing the sight in it. So frightening. All fine now though.
 
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Bluetomato said:
Being in labour with our baby that we knew had died. The physical pain (even with morphine) and mental pain is something I will never forget.
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Omg sending hugs ❤ Somethings this forum really puts things into perspective when I think I'm having a bad day ❤
 
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