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Subject: To Rich

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Tim

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Date Posted: Wednesday, February 12, 2014, 03:17: am
In reply to: Rich 's message, "Re: Brother and sister shots" on Tuesday, February 11, 2014, 11:35: am

Hi Rich,
There's no doubt that the Penicillin shots I got as a kid hurt like hell; and the needles they used, I'm sure weren't made as well as they are today. In fact, everything was made of glass and metal then and had to be manually boiled. This of course left me terrified beyond belief. I guess my point is, those shots still hurt like hell today. So even if past treatments were even worse, a person getting a shot today will still scream in pain. The only difference is, I can say NO today while I was forced as a kid. I do happen to believe, whether it be for my own good or not, forcing shots on me as a kid left detrimental affects....No harm meant Rich....

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Bob
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Date Posted: Tuesday, May 19, 2015, 04:42: pm

Old fashioned syringes were painful. The needles couldn't be made in the fine gauges they have today. The needles were re-used and got dull. I remember watching the nurse search through the needle jar looking for something sharp. The way my bottom felt, she ever found one. Time release drugs weren't available. I remember having to stay in the hospital as a little boy so they could give me injections every few hours. After that your bottom felt like a pin cushion. I'm a big fan of modern technology.

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