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Show it anywayYou get off on being thumbed down, don't you?!
I wonder how many she will be able to accumulate over the next few days.
I don't know I did that just to find out how many thumbs down I'll get
Yes you could have..
24-I wonder how Baustigt would feel about being called 'Baughist'. Sounds like a rare delicacy.
30: jeez sorry I accidentally added an extra g!! And jeez people quit creeping on my profile :(
And how might I do that??
Lmao 35... Oh. She knows EXACTLY what she's doing....
Never mind :) figured it out
At least the people won't stick it to you anymore
Nope, the puns just aren't "sticking" with me
24- 'the great' You disgraced yourself by brown nosing.
Wow 42 thumbs down within an hour. I'm doing a great job at failing today :)
75: Try again tomorrow, but without the cliché. Downvotes are just a part of the game.
Baustigt, hi I'm back and being stupid again!! Sorry I misspelled your name earlier it's just really easy to misspell, also glad you know Baughist, he's a funny guy!
She sucks up like a ******* hooker
if u can't me nice why not keep it to yourself?
I can't tell if "sticks to it" was planned or not considering t was a stick
I thought it was a pun. Until I realized there was an actualy stick. Still think there's a pun.
Must have* And yes, it probably hurt a lot.
In Nordrag's defense, you left the door WIDE open for a smartass comment with your stupid one.
Ahh, the old "I'm really tired" excuse. Classic. It's right up there with "It was my cousin/sister/brother/pet iguana"
it wouldn't have hurt a heck of a lot considering they would have to put numbing cream on.
85, I know, numbing cream makes any pain fade away. That's why they use that now on double bypass patients because they know theres nothing that stops deep tissue pain like a topical cream...
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Show it anywayI'm sorry I had to read that too...
Man,the people sure are sticking it to ya for not being able to find a good pun Oh well, it's just a stick in the road isn't it
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Show it anywayThanks for clearing that up!
And now I'm suddenly scared of having mine out.
Agreed. Suddenly very worried. :/
I have been considering taking mine out for a while now... Not anymore!
Me too. Could have gone without seeing this!
Ladies, don't let one bad experience ruin it. Chances are very high that you'll be fine.
As long as your doc knows what they're doing you'll be fine. Had mine out 2 years ago w/o any problems. I did go w/ the IUD going forward though, lasts a couple years longer.
I only had mine in for 6 months and it fused to me, took almost an hour to take out and scarred. It isn't a matter of simply the dr knowing what they are doing, there was tissue still stuck to it after he took it out, so it was actually attached to my flesh. With most people, they just have to cut a slit in the skin and push it out.
Mine got stuck, you're numbed when they take it out though, you can feel the doctor pulling at it to release it, it's far from comfortable but it's not painful, more mentally disturbing, lol
It's not that rare. I know mines done it cause I can feel it. When you get the implant your immune system attacks it and that causes the build up of a capsule around the rod. This essentially 'sticks' to the surrounding tissue so it has to be cut out. It happens an awful lot and you should have been told when you got it done.
@tkay94 - How old are you? If the 94 in your username refers to your birth year then you clearly have no-idea what you're talking about. Your mother couldn't have fallen pregnant with an Implanon/Nexplanon rod in because Implanon was first used in Indonesia in 1998, Australia in the early 2000s and USA in 2006. Please don't try to give advice to people on the internet without getting your facts straight first.
I watched a video of it getting inserted and removed as well read up on the possible issues. Helps to be prepared.
I feel the same... Although... I have had mine in for under a year... So I still have plenty of time untill it gets removed....but like yous... I'm a tad worried now :/ lol
The irony of your comment is overwhelming.
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And now I'm suddenly scared of having mine out.
I can't tell if "sticks to it" was planned or not considering t was a stick