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MarkyMark 05-04-2021 08:57 AM

I take pretty good care of my teeth so going to the dentist doesn't bother me. Needles aren't a big deal either. I remember back in highschool I had to get blood drawn and after a little bit of that I blacked out for a few seconds and I had to lay down. Was pretty weird cause I wasn't worried at all but after a certain amount of blood was taken I got super woozy.

Probably why I don't donate blood to this day lol, I should probably try and see if it was just a one off thing.

Hondaracer 05-04-2021 08:58 AM

I used to be bad with having blood drawn but I’ve gotten over it

One of the first times in a longgggg time I went for full blood work they took 4 vials and my left arm stopped drawing so she had to switch to the right. After watching those vials fill up I was sure I would faint lol

After that time I’ve been good. In fact, I’d say the needle at the dentist is one of those pain/pleasure things for me like a good gum scraping

punkwax 05-04-2021 09:54 AM

Fine with dentists. Hate needles. Can’t watch certain scenes in Pulp Fiction, as an example.

I’ve passed out during blood work. Felt fine until I looked to see how many vials were filled.

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yray 05-04-2021 10:06 AM

I watched myself get nerved blocked and stitched up on my finger... was also poking the fat coming out of my finger... LOL

too much 4chan in my younger days.

Obsideon 05-04-2021 12:00 PM

Oh and when my wisdom teeth procedure was done, I was soooo shot up on anesthesia that when I tried to talk, my jaw opened and I couldn't close it lmao ... blood just came out like a waterfall all over my shirt. Glad I never have to do that again ... but I've heard other friends with much more pleasant experiences, get put under, feels like 5 seconds. Wake up and done.

I'm also super nervous before a flu shot or any needle. Getting IV sucks too, I swear I can feel the liquid move up my blood stream or just imagination lol ...
More than once the doctor or nurse usually lifts up my shirt and they are like "you have a full tattoo here but you are worried about the 1 little jab?"

My answer would always be "there's a huge difference, tattoo needles are on the surface this one goes DEEP!" and then they giggle ...

spoon.ek9 05-04-2021 01:55 PM

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Originally Posted by StylinRed (Post 9025865)
There has been 1700+ cases of ppl getting covid after being vaccinated? That's interesting, was Henry speaking ab Canada or BC?

friendly reminder that vaccines do not prevent infection. they prevent hospitalization and death. this is exactly why everyone is being told to continue with mask usage and social distancing until we have achieved herd immunity with the vaccines.

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Originally Posted by Teriyaki (Post 9025903)
Spoiler!

after all that, all you got were T3's? LOL yeesh. could have at least given you something stronger than a drug most people consider does dick all for pain.

N.V.M. 05-04-2021 04:33 PM

I was given morphine and then oxycodone last August.

A++, would do again.

quasi 05-04-2021 04:36 PM

Being a grinder I've had way more than my fair share of dentist appointments, so many root canals but to be fair those don't even hurt not sure why they get such a bad wrap.

I hate the needles like most, it's that thought of the needle going in not pain from the needle the makes me ill. I have a pretty cool dentist though, same one the last 25 years she knows me well and makes it as painless as she can.

BlackV62K2 05-04-2021 05:09 PM

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Originally Posted by N.V.M. (Post 9025978)
I was given morphine and then oxycodone last August.

A++, would do again.

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Hakkaboy 05-04-2021 05:28 PM

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Originally Posted by quasi (Post 9025979)
Being a grinder I've had way more than my fair share of dentist appointments, so many root canals but to be fair those don't even hurt not sure why they get such a bad wrap.

I hate the needles like most, it's that thought of the needle going in not pain from the needle the makes me ill. I have a pretty cool dentist though, same one the last 25 years she knows me well and makes it as painless as she can.

100% agreed. I've (unfortunately) gotten a few root canals already, and it doesn't even hurt!

But yes, the very first time at the dentist when I got the freezing shot with my eyes opened, I was super shocked by the size of the needle. It looked so unnecessarily HUGE

SkinnyPupp 05-04-2021 05:39 PM


whitev70r 05-05-2021 10:02 AM

Oh damn!

COVID-19: B.C. Centre for Disease Control now accepts virus can linger in the air

Until now, the BCCDC had stated the disease spreads only through large droplets.

The B.C. Centre for Disease Control has changed its definition of COVID-19 spread, confirming the virus can be transferred by tiny aerosolized droplets and not just large droplets that fall quickly to the ground.

ilovebacon 05-05-2021 01:24 PM

Has anyone in here got the vaccine yet? I'm hesitant that the vaccine has come out this quickly, hoping to see how things turn out for people before getting mine.

CRS 05-05-2021 01:26 PM

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Originally Posted by ilovebacon (Post 9026066)
Has anyone in here got the vaccine yet? I'm hesitant that the vaccine has come out this quickly, hoping to see how things turn out for people before getting mine.

Lots. IIRC most have said that their location of the shot hurts/sore but otherwise mild symptoms.

spoon.ek9 05-05-2021 01:29 PM

US is also far beyond 100 million doses given. Not sure how much more you need to see/wait for.

quasi 05-05-2021 03:04 PM

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Originally Posted by ilovebacon (Post 9026066)
Has anyone in here got the vaccine yet? I'm hesitant that the vaccine has come out this quickly, hoping to see how things turn out for people before getting mine.

Few weeks ago, sore arm for a few days other than that no issues.

snowball 05-05-2021 04:48 PM

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Originally Posted by ilovebacon (Post 9026066)
Has anyone in here got the vaccine yet? I'm hesitant that the vaccine has come out this quickly, hoping to see how things turn out for people before getting mine.

Got mine 3 weeks ago. All good. My parents and many friends have got theirs, including AZ, no issues.

DavidNguyen 05-06-2021 02:48 PM

Everyone speaks about the Vaccine and the Virus.

When I had to quarantine. I actually felt depressed. I could have went out and about but didn't. Staying inside messes you up mentally

pastarocket 05-06-2021 02:52 PM

coronavirus discussion
 
-list of RCMP roadblocks in BC to target non-essential travel:

Check out this story from NEWS 1130: https://www.citynews1130.com/2021/05...ential-travel/


The B.C. RCMP says officers will be setting up COVID-19 road checks at four locations starting Thursday:

at Highway 1 along the Boston Bar area, Highway 3 in the Manning Park area, Highway 5 in the Old Toll Booth area, and Highway 99 in the Lillooet area.


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spoon.ek9 05-06-2021 03:37 PM

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Originally Posted by DavidNguyen (Post 9026180)
Everyone speaks about the Vaccine and the Virus.

When I had to quarantine. I actually felt depressed. I could have went out and about but didn't. Staying inside messes you up mentally

At the very beginning of all this I had to quarantine two weeks because I was potentially exposed. It wasn't easy, no one says it is. I had to give myself a routine and find things to keep myself entertained with.

With all this time at home people have developed new hobbies, learned/improved cooking, spent time making their homes as comfortable/entertaining as possible, etc. House plants really have changed my mood being at home all the time. Being on social platforms like RS also helped a lot too. I still felt connected to the outside world and I always kept in mind that it's a temporary inconvenience to myself. There's all sorts of ways to get through difficult situations like these.

Mr.Money 05-06-2021 03:49 PM

honestly you need a lot of brand new tech to remain sane on quarantine.


Cars,4k Tv's......latest tv shows...movies...ect..


if you have fuck all its gonna be maddening.

Hondaracer 05-06-2021 03:54 PM

Couldn’t imagine staying 2 weeks in an appartment that didn’t have an outdoor space.

My mind goes to some of the lower level “1 br” units at the trump tower I worked on that didn’t even have full sized windows that opened, they only had the tiny little lower pop out windows that a casino in Vegas would have or somthing..kill me now

SkinnyPupp 05-06-2021 04:00 PM

I have never been quarantined, but I've been at home almost 7 days a week, usually only going to the local market to get groceries. So I was maybe out of my house about 30-45 minutes a day for weeks at a time, for the entire last year.

I work from home normally so this in itself isn't a huge change, but I would at least go to the gym 4 days a week for a few hours a day, and travel every couple months to Thailand or Japan or Taiwan, etc. Physically, I am a total wreck right now. Fattest I've ever been in my life. I have to catch my breath going up stairs, etc. This is bad news when you're >40.

I didn't think this change had an acute effect on me mentally though - I'm not antisocial, but I'm pretty fine being non social for long periods of time, always have been. But last weekend I was out with my wife and had a sudden and short panic attack. Like out of nowhere, I was feeling totally fine and BAM, heart pounding, dizziness, shortness of breath. I knew what it was so it didn't escalate from there, but I had to get outside to take my mask off asap, and get home to settle down.

That was really weird, it's like I had developed some form of internal agoraphobia that I wasn't aware of, but was happening without my knowledge. Guess I'll see what happens when we go out again next time lol

Now that I'm vaccinated I guess I can go back to the gym. But there's something keeping me from doing that, and I don't know what. Maybe this last year has had more of a toll on my mind than I even know. Have to do some reflecting...

GIZZ 05-06-2021 04:31 PM

Bonnie Henry just said there is no sign of any Astrazeneca coming anytime soon, wonderful. Who knew? I only decided to take it because I figured there would be a better chance of a second shot within an acceptable time.

Who knew? They must have known this was going to happen.

Teriyaki 05-06-2021 04:40 PM

I don't envy anyone whose job is related to vaccine logistics. Must be one of the toughest jobs at the moment. You're competing on a massively global scale, and things are so dynamic that it must make people's head spin.


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