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inthewind said:
No sir. Being a male I have a concept of what labor is but the concept of women's labor pain is beyond my comprehension. Funny in a way but my wife and mother of 2 is going on strike today, walking the picket line, and at minus 22 degrees Celsius she is about to experience some of the labor pains I had.
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I've never had a baby but I have had a kidney stone. Whooowh. The pain was so bad that when the E.R. nurse asked me my name I couldn't get it out legibly. So my co-worker told her. (I got up---the nurse didn't know where I was going---stepped to the bathroom, threw up and came back.) She then asked for my address. I couldn't say it either. I fumbled in my back pocket, somehow got my wallet out and was attempting to get to my drivers license out to show it to her when she said, "Follow me. I'm taking you back, now!" That sounded good to me.

I made it to a gurney. She left. My buddy asked if it was getting any better. I shook my head "no" as I squirmed, grunted and kept trying to breath while waiting on the nurse to get back. She did and gave me morphine. What a relief it was. Alka-Seltzer has nothing on that stuff.

I'm not saying it's as bad as childbirth, but it hurts.
 
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1joseph said:
I've never had a baby but I have had a kidney stone. Whooowh. The pain was so bad that when the E.R. nurse asked me my name I couldn't get it out legibly. So my co-worker told her. (I got up---the nurse didn't know where I was going---stepped to the bathroom, threw up and came back.) She then asked for my address. I couldn't say it either. I fumbled in my back pocket, somehow got my wallet out and was attempting to get to my drivers license out to show it to her when she said, "Follow me. I'm taking you back, now!" That sounded good to me.

I made it to a gurney. She left. My buddy asked if it was getting any better. I shook my head "no" as I squirmed, grunted and kept trying to breath while waiting on the nurse to get back. She did and gave me morphine. What a relief it was. Alka-Seltzer has nothing on that stuff.

I'm not saying it's as bad as childbirth, but it hurts.
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I must apologize for in an earlier post. I did not mean to imply that women do not know what labor (non childbirth) is about. I also have not intended to derail this thread and have it turn into a comparison of the pains men have and women's labor pains however. I had back issues years ago and part of the pains came from a sciatic nerve. Yes sir when the full moon was out the pain was unbearable until I filled the tub and broke water.
 
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inthewind said:
I must apologize for in an earlier post. I did not mean to imply that women do not know what labor (non childbirth) is about. I also have not intended to derail this thread and have it turn into a comparison of the pains men have and women's labor pains however. I had back issues years ago and part of the pains came from a sciatic nerve. Yes sir when the full moon was out the pain was unbearable until I filled the tub and broke water.
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I'm still laughing. Thanks.
 
I haven't had a baby either, but I've had a wife who had one............I'd say the pain we both experienced was quite similar.


(hehe)
 
inthewind said:
I must apologize for in an earlier post. I did not mean to imply that women do not know what labor (non childbirth) is about. I also have not intended to derail this thread and have it turn into a comparison of the pains men have and women's labor pains however. I had back issues years ago and part of the pains came from a sciatic nerve. Yes sir when the full moon was out the pain was unbearable until I filled the tub and broke water.
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I am Blond and just wondering How does one break water?
 
JesusLives said:
I am Blond and just wondering How does one break water?
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Sorry I isn't all that educated and mathematical formulas I cannot figure out. Now I know some about critters and such and I have a pond in my back yard with all sorts of creatures one of them being the water strider. Now the water strider on the surface of the water doesn't break the tension of the water but bends it however something like me whose a bit heaver then the strider will upon entering the water break the surface tension.

You got me in a corner and I am trying to get out.
 
"And I was born one dark gray morn
With music coming in my ears
In my ears"

And if I remember right, it was a Wednesday.
 
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