So,
the egg 'fishing'' procedure was, well let’s say, eventful. Not
only did I have my legs in stirrups, but a room full of people,
camera and spotlight all focused on you know what! I think it’s
safe to say that I lost my dignity a while back. The entire procedure
was made even more enjoyable by having very little pain relief.
Whilst I have no experience of childbirth, this certainly provided me
with an insight. Shudder.
I
sat waiting miserable as sin, to be called in for my surgery. The two
weeks of hormone injections had taken its toll, I was not finding the
sexy backless gown as funny as usual, even the addition of a bright
blue paper hat that gave me the 'smurfette' look was not able to
amuse me. My sister on the other hand was overly excited as they
gowned her up ready to watch the procedure. This decision was soon
regretted as once it was all underway she became squeezy and made a
mad dash for the door. This unlike the smurf hat had managed to put a
smile back on my face and I laughed much to the confusion of the
doctors.
To
say they didn’t give me any pain relief would be unfair, as I did
thoroughly enjoy the side effects of one particular drug, floating on
cloud 9, they should sell that shit over the counter! The problem was
that it didn’t seem to be enough, it never seems to be enough, it's
because I'm small, they hold back due to my teeny tiny body mass.
Listen Doc, I might be skimming just over 5ft but there is no need to
give me child measured dosages.
The
same thing happened during the biopsy of the alien bastard. Since the
bastard had wormed itself right up against my kidney, spine and
aorta, it was crucial to lie completely still, really fucking
crucial, but being a known fidget, I was feeling the pressure. So I
lie there on my tummy with a big ass needle lodged into my back,
waiting for that cloud 9 feeling to kick in, but it never came. I
didn’t want to make a fuss, so by the time the pain got really
unbearable we were too far into the surgery to not complete the
biopsy. We needed to know what was growing inside of me, and asap, so that big
ass needle carried on going further and further into my back. It was
like they were digging for gold, it took everything I had to not
shout every obscenity under the sun, which I often do in this blog.
The pain reached a point where I was either going to throw up or pass
out, thankfully for those around me, I went with the latter. I was
grateful for this, as puke in my hair was something that’s only
mildly acceptable the morning after, the night before. Classy. The
surgery was a success and they managed to cut away a sample of the
bastard. I like to think that they carved out its eye, so now we’ll
call it the one eyed bastard. I, however, was awarded the gold star
for the bravest patient. Cue smug face.
Pre-pain selfie. Rocking the backless gown! |
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