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I get a bit squeamish around big wounds as well, not so bad as to faint though. Guess you now know you should ask the doctor's how bad a wound is and if it is properly stitched/bandaged before you go to visit now though! I had a friend who had no idea she was so sensitive to stuff like that, she watches those kinds of movies all the time (she reasoned, at least.) She went to see her boyfriend with a really bad wound to the shoulder and she passed straight out - luckily a nurse was behind her and caught her, so no harm done. Hope you feel better though, you and your boyfriend.
Commented on the wrong post there, buddy.
Attention *****...
Psst..dude, sorry to tell you but your mum is an atrention *****. I just say her on the corner of Main and 1st street with a sign with prices on the sexual acts that she can perform. All while saying "My milkshake brings all the boys to the yard" and claiming "It's better than yours". Sorry man, I know it's hard. Here's my number, schedule an appointment, i'll see you soon.
To all the people screaming "attention *****," just shut the **** up. OP went to the hospital to see how her boyfriend was doing. She probably figures the wound would be bandaged when she got there, it wasn't, and she fainted. She didn't TRY to faint to get attention. Anyone who believes that she did is probably stupid enough to do that themselves, and thus they think everyone else would, too. On a side note, do this make the two of you roomies?
May be the hospital will give you a two for one deal. What a bargain(sp?) for you!!!!!!
Yeah, cuz she planned on fainting. Numbskull.
Ouch! But look on the bright side.. what happened to you is not an uncommon sight in the ER. Aside from patients fainting (not to mention those pretending to faint), I have seen visitors faint when they see something they do not want to see, or they cannot handle the stress of being with a patient.
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At least you can keep him company now.
You can sing each other love songs across the hallways. We'll call it Hospital Musical.