Ouch! Wish you all the best, guess that might be fun Keep us updated on how nice this turns out
Iām usually quite good at convincing my brain that Iām watching surgical things done to me without anesthetics from another personās perspective. In this case, what worries me isnāt so much the flexNExT itself, but rather the flexM1 and the flexEM that will follow immediately after. 3 big implants in quick succession might prove a bit muchā¦
Thatās one method, great that it works for you! Never managed to do that, so I rather convert pain to fun in my brain, works pretty well too
But three implants in one go might be really hard - not only in the very moment of implantation (just take care you donāt pass out, the rest should be fine), but rather during healing⦠itās a lot of work for your body. But, considering what I read from you here, I think you know your body pretty well, so I guess you know what you do
Common misconceptions you can get anesthetic legally in the uk just have to understand how
I recently did a removal using procaine as an anesthetic (really need to do a quick write up on that).
I did yesterday, not in the UK but in Sweden. It was tough, not gonna lie but I survived.
Hey, congrats! Where have you placed it? Howās it going?
Can imagine that⦠the separation of the skin might feel pretty uncomfortable, I guess
Itās behind my wrist, forearm territory.
Itās feeling pretty good, just mildly sore, a teeny bit bruised and swollen but not too painful. Iāll do a write up and post pics and the video (I filmed the whole thing).
The stitches are rough but it was my installers first time, we will see how the scar looks but Iām not concerned at all.
The pocket bit was rough but quick overall
Canāt wait! When I did mine you could clearly see the tendons and veins and stuff under the pocket like you do in an anatomy book⦠thatās not something you see everyday so Iām sad I couldnāt film it.
Have there been any updates regarding the court case?
I donāt recall any updates after this one
any updates to your case?