I think the last time I went to a hospital was for vaccine shots earlier this year. Can't remember what it was for, though. I have at least one or two immunization shots every year, so it's kinda hard to keep track.
Not that I can recall for the last 20 years or so. Have been to hospitals a few times, but not for me. Got the covid shots back when that was rampant, but I didn't have to go to a hospital for that.
Yes, quite a few times in the past year to accompany either my Dad or my Mom, who are both in their mid 80s. Dad has late stage dementia and late stage cancer....he is probably down to a few weeks now. Mom has early stage cancer and surgery in a little over a month from now.
Only for routine check ups , the only time I had been in the hospital for something was 4 years ago in april ...not for covid but from having chronic stress so severe that my brain was progressively shutting down even after getting off job ... I wish there for almost a week
They had to do some MRI scans ,found out I was autistic... the main issue they said I was dealing with was that I was consuming way to much water and over the 4 days I was their , food had to be brought back to my diet gradually due to my low iron
@poarstman: It's hard to remember, things change so fast when you have kids growing up, both parents work, friends get married, relatives get sick and end up in the hospital, someone has to move and needs renovations help, all kinds of things. There's always something. I'm just trying my best to hold on! I guess my 2020 was good cause I'm still alive! 😄
Wen to the hospital last Saturday for throwing up and hiccups that wouldn't away. I had taken Ozempic 2.0 and believe it made my throat swell up and made this lump in my throat and burning in my mouth. Doctor told me that I was hydrated from not drinking water. Had an IV on my arm and did a EKG on my heart and took an xray. Was given some pills for the throwing up and hiccups. Got some acide reflex medicine and the burping stopped. I actually lost alot of weight with Ozempic and slowly am eating again. Feel better now but hopefully that never happens again.
I’ve been chronically ill since 20. Yes, I’m very accustomed to hospitals, though much more in my younger years of treatment than currently, but it remains a predominant part of my life.
Last year around Christmass, when I broke my collarbone. I actually thought I just dislocated the shoulder, but xray showed there was a fracture. The doc lady was hot. Not my type but hot.
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