FML : Today, I was passing a kidney stone. I had to go to the ER but had no one to take me, so I drove myself. They made me wait 3 hours because it was suspicious...

Today, I was passing a kidney stone. I had to go to the ER but had no one to take me, so I drove myself. They made me wait 3 hours because it was suspicious that someone in "so much pain" could drive. It was the largest stone that doctor had seen in his career. FML

I agree, your life sucks

You deserved it

By AndI'veHadChildren - / Tuesday 10 October 2017 17:15 / United States

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By D_D | 11

#7551132 - Tuesday 10 October 2017 23:29

Can you report that? If so, please do.

By Tripartita | 44

#7551142 - Tuesday 10 October 2017 23:55

They probably thought you were just going to sell whatever they gave you on the street. Kids go crazy for urine retention medicine and extracorporeal shockwave lithotripsy…

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By D_D | 11

#7551132 - Tuesday 10 October 2017 23:29

Can you report that? If so, please do.

By Tripartita | 44

#7551142 - Tuesday 10 October 2017 23:55

They probably thought you were just going to sell whatever they gave you on the street. Kids go crazy for urine retention medicine and extracorporeal shockwave lithotripsy…

By core01 | 27

#7551198 - Wednesday 11 October 2017 4:30

Doctors never believe women when we say we're in pain.

By Stealthninjaa | 19

#7551199 - Wednesday 11 October 2017 4:39

When a post begins with "Today I was passing a kidney stone..." say no more, FYL indeed.

By davecross | 11

#7551200 - Wednesday 11 October 2017 4:43

Too many negative votes, comment buried. Show the comment

talaswolf | 20

#7551216 - Wednesday 11 October 2017 5:48

It clearly shows the open is a woman and even the name shows they are a woman.

davecross | 11

#7551468 - Wednesday 11 October 2017 18:10

I have never noticed the male/female shape before. And I dint know women could pass kidney stones. Alway was told the pain from passing a kidney stone for a man was to equal the pain of a women giving birth.