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Originally Posted by MadQuilter
I'm sorry you have to deal with the pain. Honestly, I chuckled at the title of this thread and wondered what kind of a quilter you are. lol Wishing a speedy removal of the offending sliver.
He was all the time talking about a "sewing needle" - "not seen in 30 years of practice" and then I finally told him to stop that sewing needle talk and that it was part of an injection needle! I am a newbie quilter but further than into my finger I never managed to mislead a needle Thank you all for your good wishes, I really feel miserable. Granny |
Originally Posted by QuiltnNan
ouch! i can't believe that the original doctor did not insist on the repair.
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Oh my!
Can't believe they didn't take care of it 30 years ago! Talk about sitting on pins and needles! You have been doing that for years! I hope it will be a simple procedure to get out! Praying for pain relief! |
wow, can't believe the original doc left it in - big malpractice lawsuit waiting to happen (at the time).
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Good Luck with the "removal Process"! Make sure you get antibiotics!!!!
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How awful, hope you get relief soon
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Oh my gosh! Sorry you are going through this. It must really hurt.
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speedy recovery and best wishes
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Hope you get it out soon and feel better!
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It seems to me that the doctor who originally left the needle behind should at least cover the cost of the removal.
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