Last week after arriving home my wife told me that she had to go pee. She came back 30 seconds later saying, "OH MY GOD!!" and holding (see pics) in here hand.
A grain of sand coming out of the pee tube would make most, if not all grown men cry. lol




wow ! that can be tough when you get sand caught in your teeth too !Joint Chiefs of Staff wrote:No pain, absoultely none. I mean nada!! I'm still in awe.![]()
Last week after arriving home my wife told me that she had to go pee. She came back 30 seconds later saying, "OH MY GOD!!" and holding (see pics) in here hand.
A grain of sand coming out of the pee tube would make most, if not all grown men cry. lol
Hayes Isaac - Chocolate Salty BallsMadDoctor wrote:When you lick/bite it, is it semi-soft and/or salty?
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Kip Patterson wrote:Needless to sy, she should see a urologist ASAP and get an xray of the kidneys and bladder to see if there are more of these buggers in there. You really want to control this with medication before it requires ultrasound destruction (Lithotripsy) or surgical intervention.
Stones come in many kinds:
http://www.herringlab.com/photos/index.html
I cannot understand how something that size was not felt.Joint Chiefs of Staff wrote:Damn folks, it's a flippin' huge kidney stone. It wasn't intended on grossing people out. I was amazed of it's size and that the stone came out of my wife's urinary track. Not only that but she didn't even feel it come out. Anyways
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*somehow... that statement works into a situation I have with my wife from time-to-time*Debbie wrote:I cannot understand how something that size was not felt.
Debbie wrote:I cannot understand how something that size was not felt.