Come here! I need to interview you on your pain and misery!

[Vanesalisa]

let me check my files of worse ah demons in school not a day goes by I really want them to suffer

[Tes]

I broke my arm in school when I was 7. I was in complete shock, I couldn't feel anything. I knew that something was wrong and I knew to hold my arm to my chest, but I didn't know I had broken it until they took me to the nurse and told me to lie down on the bed while I waited for my parents to come and take me to the hospital. As I was lying there I decided to let go of my arm and it just flopped on the bed. I tried to move it but I couldn't. That's when it hit me and I got really scared. I must've cried but I also think I was very quiet and alarmed until they operated on me.

[TimCaloweh]

I dislocated my shoulder twice. I was a heavy kid so trying to do that thing where someone holds your legs while you walk with your arms isn't a good idea. Just know that i felt something was out of place and i clenched my arm to make sure it didn't move.

After a minute i tried rolling my shoulder and somehow managed to put it back into place. From there i thought, crisis averted, but i stupidly thought it was a good idea to play Frisbee a few seconds later. I took the Frisbee with my bad arm and just as I made the motion to launch the disk, I ended up dislocating my shoulder again.

I clenched my shoulder again and went to my teacher to tell him "i dislocated my shoulder". He asked me, "are you sure?" I looked at my arm and said, "I'm... pretty sure." A fellow student helped me get to the nurse but she wasn't there. While i waited i tried to adjust my posture cause my back was killing me, and i somehow managed to put my shoulder back in place again.

In the end, they didn't have any arm supports so they just took a really long bandage and wrapped it around my stomach and back to keep my arm in place. Moral of the story, don't do anything with a dislocated shoulder after you put it back into place.

[Im_moron]

@bakasama25 yes my Baka brother, yes.

@Tes @TimCaloweh so basically there was a moment of adrenaline where you couldn't feel anything?

[TimCaloweh]

No I felt quite a bit of confusion as well as pain. I'm pretty sure i wasn't in shock but its sort of like hearing someone say something ridiculous and rewinding to make sure you heard it correctly. I tried very hard not to think about the fact that my shoulder isn't where it's supposed to be, but after years of stepping on nails(twice), getting stung by bees with an allergy, getting black eyes(twice), spraining my ankle(lost count), and receiving lashings(i didn't even bother counting), getting bit by a dog, and so much more, i figured out all i need to do when i go through pain is think around it and try to stay calm. Work through the pain and don't panic.

[Tes]

It was too long ago for me to recall accurately, adrenaline probably had something to do with it but I think it was mostly due to confusion. Like have you ever fell down and felt fine then you look at your knees and see blood and suddenly you feel pain? I think it was like that.