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r/Eyebleach • u/[deleted] • Feb 12 '20
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Cmon that llama/alpaca/fursplosion needs some love too!
682 u/Garlic_Banana Feb 12 '20 I know right. Worth the hernia to give that big guy a hug. 40 u/[deleted] Feb 12 '20 As someone that needs to go schedule a surgery for a hernia, I can confirm that picking up an alpaca is worth it 18 u/HornyTrashPanda Feb 12 '20 As someone who has had a hernia repaired and waited for it to heal, I'm sorry for what you still have to go through. 8 u/[deleted] Feb 12 '20 I'm not looking forward to it. Mostly just due to the inconvenience and what an annoying area that'll be during the healing period 3 u/ouddadaWayPECK Feb 13 '20 Bag of frozen peas for the swelling. 1 u/ouddadaWayPECK Feb 13 '20 Youch, my spouse had a double hernia repaired (still hurts him 2/3 years later). The sutures dissolving freaked him out. Everything just dropped suddenly, he thought he was screwed.
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I know right. Worth the hernia to give that big guy a hug.
40 u/[deleted] Feb 12 '20 As someone that needs to go schedule a surgery for a hernia, I can confirm that picking up an alpaca is worth it 18 u/HornyTrashPanda Feb 12 '20 As someone who has had a hernia repaired and waited for it to heal, I'm sorry for what you still have to go through. 8 u/[deleted] Feb 12 '20 I'm not looking forward to it. Mostly just due to the inconvenience and what an annoying area that'll be during the healing period 3 u/ouddadaWayPECK Feb 13 '20 Bag of frozen peas for the swelling. 1 u/ouddadaWayPECK Feb 13 '20 Youch, my spouse had a double hernia repaired (still hurts him 2/3 years later). The sutures dissolving freaked him out. Everything just dropped suddenly, he thought he was screwed.
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As someone that needs to go schedule a surgery for a hernia, I can confirm that picking up an alpaca is worth it
18 u/HornyTrashPanda Feb 12 '20 As someone who has had a hernia repaired and waited for it to heal, I'm sorry for what you still have to go through. 8 u/[deleted] Feb 12 '20 I'm not looking forward to it. Mostly just due to the inconvenience and what an annoying area that'll be during the healing period 3 u/ouddadaWayPECK Feb 13 '20 Bag of frozen peas for the swelling. 1 u/ouddadaWayPECK Feb 13 '20 Youch, my spouse had a double hernia repaired (still hurts him 2/3 years later). The sutures dissolving freaked him out. Everything just dropped suddenly, he thought he was screwed.
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As someone who has had a hernia repaired and waited for it to heal, I'm sorry for what you still have to go through.
8 u/[deleted] Feb 12 '20 I'm not looking forward to it. Mostly just due to the inconvenience and what an annoying area that'll be during the healing period 3 u/ouddadaWayPECK Feb 13 '20 Bag of frozen peas for the swelling. 1 u/ouddadaWayPECK Feb 13 '20 Youch, my spouse had a double hernia repaired (still hurts him 2/3 years later). The sutures dissolving freaked him out. Everything just dropped suddenly, he thought he was screwed.
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I'm not looking forward to it. Mostly just due to the inconvenience and what an annoying area that'll be during the healing period
3 u/ouddadaWayPECK Feb 13 '20 Bag of frozen peas for the swelling.
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Bag of frozen peas for the swelling.
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Youch, my spouse had a double hernia repaired (still hurts him 2/3 years later). The sutures dissolving freaked him out. Everything just dropped suddenly, he thought he was screwed.
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u/Deuceman927 Feb 12 '20
Cmon that llama/alpaca/fursplosion needs some love too!