Author Topic: Most painful moment of your life.  (Read 8996 times)

Probably when I was sitting on the couch at my friend's house, next to a very angry wiener dog. He sprung and bit me good, part of my bottom lip was hanging off, and I had to get stitches :C

Hurt like a mother forgeter.

Falling down stairs. When I woke up I was fine but my ass hurts.  And it's still does to this very day.

Falling down stairs. When I woke up I was fine but my ass hurts.  And it's still does to this very day.
Coming off of that, it was a rainy day and my friend and I decided to hang around in my basement. I walked downstairs in my shoes and slipped and fell down approximately 10 stairs hitting the 4th one down and then having a wall waiting for me at the bottom. My ass and shoulder hurt like hell for the whole day

I was trying out my friend's skateboard two years ago. I got on it and started moving forward when he screamed suddenly as a joke and scared the stuff out of me. My legs and the skateboard went forward while the rest of my body went backward. My skull smacked into his driveway so hard that I saw stars and intermittent black spots in my vision for a good five minutes. And that's not to mention the fact that I also hit my tailbone pretty damn hard. I now loathe the sound of bone hitting concrete really hard.

Sitting on my harley, getting huge airtime. Now imagine coming down. Yeah.

I actually haven't too many intense pains, but I can think of a few.


-When I got toe surgery while I was awake. It was numbed but the pressure combined with cutting into my toe felt really painful.

-When my cousin jumped on my arm, it broke.

-This one actually occurred 3 times if I recall correctly. It happens when I yawn or open my mouth wide at night. It feels like a nerve is pinched between my bones, and the pain is so intense it brings me to a halt in movement, thought, and speech. It fades away gradually, though.

When i got ran over by a four wheeler


It loving hurt

When i fell in my fireplace, or when i fell on my golf cart onto the back bar thingy of it.

When I stepped on a nail and it went through my foot. And then my grandma making me pull it out.

I stuck a penny in an electric socket.

:D

My sister did that with a Chuckie Cheese coin. I don't think she was hurt. D:
Mine was just last month, someone stepped on my foot, making me step back (reflex FAIL) and falling on my wrist. At least the cast isn't too obstructive to most of the things I do.

Jumping out a two story building.

I jumped out of the window because people were going around shouting "FIREE!!!!11" and spraying this fake stuff for a gas effect, then falling to the ground, knowing that I'd probably die/break a bone/etc and, amazingly I didn't.

^ Lie

Got my BB gun shot a tree came back and hit me in the eye.
Still have scar :(

1. I was playing line tag on a blacktop and some kid pushed me onto the blacktop. Got my skin torn off.

2. Random pain in the lung area.

I honestly can't think of any.

I've never broken a bone, had surgery, or hit my balls on monkey bars.

My parents told me i fell out of a window when I was 2, but of course I don't remember.

Maybe I should get out more...

I had a topic about this awhile ago, so I'm just gonna rip mine from there.

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My worst injury happened while playing football. It was raining out so it was very muddy and slippery. I started running backwards, made the catch, and took off full speed down the Field. Somewhere in there I lost my footing and slipped on the mud. I landed on a hidden rock in the ground and managed to severely break my hip. The ball on the end of my leg bone which holds my leg into place actually broke off. It was extremely painful, the worst pain I have ever felt. To give you an idea on how much it hurt, the doctors used 10 straight shots of Morphine(one of the most powerful pain killers in the world), and it did not even dull the pain.

I was taken by ambulance to the hospital. I had to undergo surgery for them to fix the broken bone. After the surgery I was on crutches for 6 weeks. After I got off crutches, I could not play sports, run, jump, or do anything athletic for 9 months. It was extremely difficult as I'm a very active person.

The doctors said that the broken bone cut off blood flow through the rest of the bone. If I did not get to the hospital fast enough, they say the bone could have died and I could possibly not been able to play any sports for the rest of my life.