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The biggest emotion I felt during this operation was "I am sick if I have anything, but I have no money if it is nothing" and "the author is humble."

It sounds very negative, but this is exactly the most intuitive sentiment.

Many people are concerned about why the author performed the surgery. In fact, it was hemorrhoids. There is nothing bad to say about this.

In fact, you can do it with or without surgery, but I asked some people and checked Baidu. It said that this surgery doesn’t hurt at all, it’s just like having sex. Plus the doctor advised me that surgery would be the best, so I decided to do it. Damn you for believing these people.

The anesthesia was not penetrated during the procedure, so it hurt so much that I started sweating.

I thought everything would be fine after the surgery, but then there was constant pain, and the prescribed painkillers had no effect.

It hurt me for a whole day and I couldn't sleep. They put a catheter wrapped in gauze and stuffed it into my buttocks. There were cuts all over it. I couldn't describe the sour feeling in words. As soon as I closed my eyes, I woke up with pain.

At night, I was in pain and sweating no matter whether I was lying down, sitting or standing. The nurse asked me if I had a fever in the middle of the night. All I could say was that it hurt too much.

I endured the pain like this for almost thirty hours, and then I changed the dressing.

What follows is constant pain, which is slightly less severe than at first, because you can use suppository painkillers, which makes you feel better, but is limited.

The injured area is very special, and there is no way to change the dressing by yourself, and it will be very painful when changing the dressing.

The doctor said that the pain would probably last two weeks to a month.

In addition to these issues, let’s talk about another issue, the author’s humbleness.

There is a previous chapter titled "Posting on the Operating Table," which is actually a bit exaggerated. It was posted before the operation. After posting, I went to the operating table, so I don't dare to stop updating.

Even if the pain after the surgery is excruciating, I still have to update with all my strength because I don’t dare to stop updating.

At this time, I inexplicably wish that I was working in an ordinary job. I could take leave and recuperate without thinking about anything, unlike now. Even though I know that I spend every day in pain, I still dare not There is no slightest laxness.

If you don’t code the words, the updates will be interrupted.

If updates are discontinued, there will be no recommendations in the future.

Without recommendations, follow-up orders will become fewer and fewer.

I'm thinking that even if one day I know that I unfortunately have a terminal illness, I'm afraid I won't dare to stop updating, because once I stop updating, everything will be gone, hope, or other things.

Just like today, everyone knows that my updates are usually coded and uploaded in one go, but today they are separate.

I started to have a slight headache and fever in the morning, and my brain was foggy and dizzy. Reason told me that I should rest, but as mentioned above, I was so humble that I didn’t dare to rest, so I could only bite the bullet and type.

In the past, I would always tell others that if there is no good way out, why not try coding.

But now I want to tell you, if you are not at a dead end, don’t write anything.

Neither above nor below, so humble.

I'm sorry if it affects everyone's mood, but I just wanted to say something. I have a severe stomachache now, because the medicine that promotes healing is particularly hard on the stomach, and I have a headache and dizziness. Venting for a while will help alleviate these conditions.

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Finally, I wish everyone good health and all the best (dog head)

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