They had thought that the recovery would take a month or more, I was eating pizza and out of the hospital in a week. That fact is made all the more remarkable by the fact that, and my cardiologist did not reveal this until after the surgery, but the last three people he had operated on had all died.
I think I'd switch that around a little.
That fact is made all the more remarkable by knowing, and my cardiologist did not reveal this until after the surgery, that the last three people he had operated on had all died. On top of that, they had thought that the recovery could take a month or more, but I was eating pizza and out of the hospital in a week.
The only times I remember crying were when they were about to put a needle into me, and of course, I also cried the one night that, for whatever reason, as stuck with me the longest.
I believe you are reffering to the surgery just above but it a little unclear.
The only times I remember crying were when they were about to put a needle into me, and of course, I also cried the night of my heart surgery, that, for whatever reason, stuck with me the longest.
The memory that sticks out in my mind the most, at least about those early years, is not one of pain and agony, but one of loneliness and longing for my mother.
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However, the memory that sticks out in my mind the most, at least about those early years, is not one of pain and agony, but one of loneliness and longing for my mother.
If my memory serves me right, the nurse did an excellent job of calming me down. She read me a book and we watched television together until I fell asleep. The next morning, Mom finally came back, and I was happy again.
It didn’t at the time. It’s an insult. In fact it’s the insult of insults.
Past tense.
It didn’t at the time. It’s was an insult. In fact it was the insult of all insults.
Once upon a time, five years ago or so, someone told me that I was “an earless, ugly, crooked-jawed, mentally ******** freak who rightly deserved to have my ears shoved up my _______ ass.
I'd drop the censored word. It may have been an exact quote but it may push it over the 'boundaries' of acceptable speech. You can make mention of 'having to remove a word or two to avoid being too crass'.
Tyler, that’s horrible, how on earth can you find that funny?
My so-called friends decided it would be fun to push me into the corner of the hallway and elbow me in the legs and ribs mostly
I got to page 9.... If it may be helping and if I have more time later I'll try to come back to it.
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See I got the whole thing figured out
I'll try and read it tomorrow.
