Surgery - Blog Posts
What Law thinks to himself after hearing each patient's request(s):
For sure, part of his healing process after each well-paying job:
Law has a whole catalogue of dicks (and a separate room, too). Other pirates call him "Surgeon of (Man's Honour's) Death" derogatory but with fear.
My INSANE gory elementary school science fair display set-up that I have created for these paintings…
I recently had surgery, and at the time I came home, I had both my cat and one of my grandma's cats staying with me.
- Within hours of surgery, I wake up from a nap to my cat gently sniffing at my incisions with great alarm.
- I was not allowed to shower the first day after surgery, and the cats, seeing that The Large Cat is not observing its cleaning ritual, decided I must be gravely disabled and compensated by licking all the exposed skin on my arms, face, and legs.
- I currently have to sleep with a pillow over my abdomen because my cat insists on climbing on top of me and covering my incisions with her body while I sleep (which is very sweet but not exactly comfortable without the pillow). She also lays across me facing my bedroom door, presumably on guard for attackers who may try to harm me while I'm sleeping and injured.
That's love. 🐈⬛🐈❤️
HUGE UPDATE
The surgery is done and it was a outpatient surgery so I was in for almost two hours, apparently I was there a bit too long and they won't say anything why. So let me tell you everything that happened, I am a bit traumatized after the surgery and it's not because of the pain or anything.
So again, we woke up 5 in the morning for me to shower my body and hair, left around 6 to go all way to the city to the hospital. Traffic was a bit crazy but we got there a bit late but they got me in fast. I was actually almost having a panic attack on the walk inside, elevator freak me out, how the car parking building is so low and we own a suburban. But when we were call in, the nurses were nothing but experience on their job and extremely nice to me. I soon told them that I am autistic and I was really nervous so they were gentle. I personally am afraid of needles but I only had three of sleep last night cause I was so scared so I was a bit tired but they made me feel safe, I joke around and talk with them, one of them gave me a donation bag with activities to calm me more, they were understanding to me. Soon, I was transferred to the waiting room to enter the operating room. I was still scared that I won't wake up but I want to put a brave face for my mom before they took me away. When they prep me in the bed, I was already tired from the lack of sleep that I fell asleep before they can hook me into the anesthesia.
When I woke up, my eyes were watery and I can hear myself crying, I didn't remember where I was or why I was there for a while but the "nurse" taking care of me was telling me to go back to sleep cause I awoke up as soon I was transported to the recovering room. I thought and told that I won't have dreams so I have no problem during the sleep, I have problem sleeping that I won't sleep at all cause the nightmares are extremely painful, but I got a nightmare during it and it made me more scared. The nurse was extremely rude, saying that I need to stop crying and that they can't let my mom in if I "scared" her off.
People need to understand something, the first nurses that prep me for the surgery understood this, I have separation anxiety from my family, imagine waking up to a bed and don't remember where you are, why your arms are in extreme pain, and where your family who you are so close is at. You have a nurse yelling at you to stop crying and being a baby.
I was having a fucking panic attack and an episode during this whole thing, I just wanted to see my mom, in my head, I thought I was dead and wanted to see her one more time but the lady keep yelling that I wasn't dead and I need to stop crying like a baby. This woman may not know my history but it's not nice to say that to a drugged up panicking teenager. When I say saw my mom, I grab her hand the whole time cause I was scared of the lady and I'm happy to see my mom alright. (I'm actually crying as I'm writing this, this really hurt me more than I thought)
While the lady still act the same with my mom there and left for a second, my mom was piss and wanted to slap her. I was so drugged up that I cry again that I was scared of the lady, apparently I'm more emotional when I'm fucked up. Soon, they move me to a different room and my sister trade with my mom to give me a stuff animal I brought to calm me more down, my sister witnesses me when the lady and another nurse made fun of me about what I hate to eat. I didn't like coconut milk or jelly so they said that they bet that I like chocolate cake which I'm dumbly said yes cause it's very true I love sweets and chocolate. My sister didn't say anything but when we left, I was still sad after everything. I'm just glad I don't stay in there anymore.
I just want to say that it was not what I guess was going to happen but it saddens me that there are people that are so stuck up about themselves and that she didn't care that my sister and mom see her actions. I'm going to meet the doctor in two weeks about the armpits and I'm staying in the house cause my family didn't want my wounds to get infected from the virus here, luckily there is no case about it in my town (Update: I just jinxed myself there..there are about 30 cases here and we are kind of quarantine in our house..) but people are panicking that my sister might not have enough things for food, diapers, and toilet papers. I agreed that everyone are panicking so bad that they don't care about other lives, not leaving some things for my sister or other people like us. But I am not going to step on that drama, people just need to remember to clean themselves and stop acting like idiots over something that they can stay away from, it's like people don't want to shower and be dirty and nasty. Luckily, we have a clean freak grandma that comes by to clean the house in bleach.
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when i was six i wholeheartedly believed that surgeons eat human organs, which was what they were cutting people open for
Have you ever been like, high or drunk before? You seem like you would have some funny stories or something.
Well I’ve got asthma, so I’ve never been high. I have been drunk once, and I went through a surgery and was on pain meds for a long while, but it turns out that I really don’t like the feeling of being intoxicated?? Like everyone talks so positively about it, but it just feels awful to me? My brain just despises not having clarity I guess? Thank whatever that I have a high pain tolerance cus I got off those surgery opioids as quick as possible-
Though when I was drunk that one time I hopped onto a minecraft server with a friend of mine and just started talking about “who let the dogs out” or something and teleported a bunch of wolves to the nether I think? I don’t remember the details very clearly.
also most alcohol tastes horrid and im chaotic enough without it, so ig im just the designated driver forever
Bucky wakes up and there’s a hand in his- in the open cavity of his chest. He screams, even though he knows better, he knows better. There’s a flash of silver as the hand pulls back. A scalpel. They were- they were cutting him up inside again and how could he have ever thought this was over, it’s never over-
Reblogging with a link for my commision chart!
pomagam.pl/mastectomyforelian Hii, I'm Elian and i need your help
I'm trans and i need to raise money to be able to get top surgery soon. If you can't donate - reblog, make this post visible! I'll be eternally grateful.
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pomagam.pl/mastectomyforelian Hii, I'm Elian and i need your help
I'm trans and i need to raise money to be able to get top surgery soon. If you can't donate - reblog, make this post visible! I'll be eternally grateful.
I'm also opening commissions if you want to support me and get an art at the same time!
Here's more details and examples🏳️⚧️🙌
I'll happily make for you portraits/OC's/Fanart of any kind My work for example:
I'll add that Pomagam.pl takes secure international payments!
Dolars/euros makes four times the impact due to currency conversion! Aand you can use PayPal here too :>
OF COURSE I'M READY. I CAN'T WAIT FOR THAT. I WANT DRESS UP LIKE THEM
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NASA Spotlight: Astronaut Candidate Frank Rubio
“Where else in the world would you hear a story like mine? I’m a kid from a single mom, a teenage mom from El Salvador who worked in all sorts of low-income jobs... My story is a great story about America. What are the chances that a kid like me would end up being where I am today?” - Frank Rubio
Dr. Frank Rubio is a Los Angeles-born Salvadorian-American who was selected as NASA astronaut candidate in 2017. The Florida native graduated from the U.S. Military Academy and earned a Doctorate of Medicine from the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences. Prior to attending medical school, he served as a UH-60 Blackhawk helicopter pilot and flew more than 1,100 hours, including more than 600 hours of combat and imminent danger time during deployments to Bosnia, Afghanistan and Iraq. Dr. Rubio is a board certified family physician and flight surgeon. At the time of his selection, he was serving in the 10th Special Forces Group (Airborne).
Frank took time from training to become a certified NASA Astronaut to answer questions about his life and career:
You’ve served in the Special Forces, are certified as a family physician and now are a selected Astronaut candidate – What inspired you to apply to be an astronaut and how do you think your past jobs will play a role in your new career?
It was a friend in the astronaut corps that recommended I put in an application. After he recommended it, I thought it was an amazing opportunity to be a part of something bigger than myself and to allow me to continue to serve. It gave me an opportunity to explore and make a difference. And it sounded like a lot of fun! My past careers have allowed me to be comfortable with uncertainty and the unknown and to function well despite often not having all the facts.
Do you have any secret skills, talents, or hobbies?
I was on the skydive team in college.
How would you describe your job to a five year old?
I have one of the best jobs in the world because I get to train and work towards a mission that helps humankind. My job is unique in that you and your team are working to make a difference from a much bigger perspective. And hopefully I get to ride on a rocket and go to space!
What is the best advice you’ve ever received?
Early in my career and throughout my career I was assigned to jobs that may not have been my first choice, but they turned out to be amazing opportunities. I was taught to have a good attitude and give it your best no matter where you are. Those opportunities ended up being some of the best and helped me get where I am today.
Any facts about/aspects of astronaut training that you think people would be surprised to find out?
A lot of people don’t realize how much studying is involved. It’s comparable to the studying I did in flight school or medical school.
What are five things that you will definitely take with you on your first space flight?
Pictures of my family and friends, a Bible and lots of books to read (probably on a tablet), patches from my Army units- they helped form me to be the person I am today, music, and if I could take my dog (and family), I definitely would! Also, Something for each of my kids to give to them.
You just finished up geology training. What fact or skill did you learn during geology training that you think rocks the most?
The overall idea that the rocks and the different units we studied have so much to tell. You learn to appreciate how much the layout of the land and the rocks and the way they interact together can tell you about the history of that place. It’s amazing.
Since you’re getting close to completing astronaut training, what about your first space flight are you most looking forward to?
Everything will be fantastic from the ride up there, to floating in space, to the amazing science we get to perform, to being part of the team. I don’t think I’ll ever get tired of looking back at Earth and having the chance to get the perspective to recognize the grandeur and uniqueness of Earth.
What would be the first thing you would say if you happened to make contact with an alien lifeform able to communicate with you?
Hello! How are you? I would want to know about them and to share humankind with them.
Thank you for your time Frank, and good luck as you continue to complete astronaut training!
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Dear Dr. Serena M. Aunon Chancellor, There are numerous questions and queries related to space and its endless impacts on human mind, but among all of them, I want to know, if any how, there is some emergency or casualty in space so that we need to operate a surgery, in that situation, are we still able to perform any surgery in microgravity? Is it possible or not? Thanking you. Parmesh Kumar India
What exactly did you do during your time as a flight surgeon? I guess im just trying to ask, what does that job include?
My two worlds collide :)
I’m leading a UU service on Kemeticism. Image via Pixabay. Hi, guys. Sorry I’ve been away – been doing things like having surgery on my driving foot, getting dumped off one of my meds, finding out we have a diabetic cat…It’s been a bit crazy. And because I thought I needed more crazy, I volunteered to lead a UU service on August 6th. Why did I do this? Well, our interim minister is leaving…
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Assure Holdings: A pure-play opportunity in the invasive surgery industry
So I have two cats and they are the first cats I've ever owned. a few months ago the female got spayed and well because she was my first cat I didn't know how to correctly take care of her after the operation and she jumped on the table and then off of it and almost ripped her stitches out ,my male cat is getting neutered today and i'd like advice on how to properly care for him when he comes home
Well, almost 6 weeks have gone by since my surgery date and I'm in less pain. But after 6 weeks of not being allowed to bend my knees at all are put any pressure I fear that the worst is yet to come in relevance to pain.
Next week going for X-rays. So it's going to determine if the surgery helped or if it was all for naught. What physio will look like.
My goal is to be walking by Christmas. Fi gets very much crossed.
August 20th i got a double knee surgery to fix osteo necrosis caused by chemo.
The fun never ends for your local cancer patient.
Definitely what I called mine 😂😂 going to make it into a pendant.
The surgery for wisdom teeth removal was super fun, but the ache afterwards is not.
I miss food.
I might not be active for tomorrow because I have surgery tomorrow at like 9:00 in the morning love y’all so much and hope yall have a wonderful new year!💗💗💗💗💗
Post ACL surgery vibes 🫨🫨🥴🥹
Random drawing I found that I made post surgery
A GET WELL Message To Our Mentor Little Kaninchen
A GET WELL Message To Our Mentor Little Kaninchen
Little Rabbit today you went and had your surgery and we know you wanted this for a long time. We were told your surgery went great! But now it’s time to rest, and heal and let your Sir take care of you. So listen to your doctor, your Sir and be a patient little submissive rabbit and follow all their directions.
Rest and take your Medications when told!
We all miss you and we want you back…
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