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Subject: Re: Got a shot in the but


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Nick (admitting illness)
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Date Posted: Wednesday, January 28, 2015, 05:40: pm
In reply to: Lilly 's message, "Got a shot in the but" on Tuesday, January 27, 2015, 11:06: pm
 My attitude during school years was the opposite, Lilly. Whilst time off school was always welcome, it was the era of penicillin shots so I knew that staying home would result in a doctor's visit and the inevitable injection-sore bottom. Whenever I felt unwell, therefore, I tried to disguise the symptoms as long as possible but that only ensured that by the time my illness became obvious I would have to get what I dread most. Rolling over in bed for those shots on house calls was bad enough but going to the doctor was even worse because I had to bend over the receptionist's lap for them and the embarrassment of a girl watching me injected in the bare bottom was worse than the pain.

When all my travel inoculations expire at once, I also get eight injections in one session (four in each cheek) and, similar to your experience, the nurse always begins with the least painful ones so that I know each shot will hurt more than the previous one. Not surprisingly I often can't sit down for a couple of days after getting them. What about you? How long before you could sit down after getting all those shots?
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