After I had my tonsillectomy at age 10, I was so aware of the violence required that I honestly thought of crime. It interested me. I also didn’t like school anymore and was fearful. I would rather die than have surgery again.
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The violence of removing your toncils made you want to commit crimes? Against your violators?
Just occured to me that violence is violations
Nah, I’m a lousy criminal. I’m too afraid of getting caught. In seventh grade after me and my friend stole my neighbors bicycle I was so scared someone had seen us I felt sick to my stomach. After I got caught the first time shoplifting I could never do it again comfortably. Me and another friend snuck in a couple of neighbors houses when they weren’t home, that went OK. And when I was 28 I stole a car but I was high so it didn’t bother me. I did all kinds of illegal things but I didn’t like getting caught.
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Nar i wouldn’t want to risk going to jail.
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The violence of the knife in my throat wasn’t forgiven.
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Thats traumatic i guess for the little uns
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As long as tonsillitis has been around, you’d think they’d have found a way to treat it by now.
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I never had mine removed, I think people who get it will keep getting it and removing is standard procedure now
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It’s major surgery. Doctors are numb.
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yeah ive considered it
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When I was a kid my brother, one of his friends, and I went on a shoplifting binge. I think a lot of kids develop a destructive ego ideal when they’re growing up. Thank goodness I got over that.
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Ive committed few crimes. I shoplifted before psychosis started at 17, I was in court ten year ago for threatening health team member. I’m fairly easy going on breaking laws, but more serious about really bad stuff.
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I bought a cabbage at the grocery store but rang it up at self checkout as a head of lettuce cuz I didn’t want to pay $2.99/lb for the cabbage. That’s about the biggest crime I’ve ever committed, I suppose that’s not too evil…
Whoops! Edit…I threatened a doctor in the ER and she took out a restraining order against me, but she never followed up on it. I guess that’s worse than paying lettuce prices for a cabbage!!
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When I was 12 I was riding my dirtbike in the field across from our house and I hit a tree. I broke my right leg. The doctor set it an inch shorter then my other leg and said it would grow back and be equal in Length when I grew.My leg never did compensate and is an inch shorter for the rest of my life and I wanna sue that doctor to this day.
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do u wear a shoe lift? u might need one specially made for that difference. but usually its supposed to be half the height of the difference so about half an inch for a 1” difference so it doesnt shock your body. i use one for a slight difference. without it i get pain in my groin. and it throws of my shoulders.
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Can you wear heels for the short leg?
What would happen if you tried to sue him?
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When I’m in the house I wear one shoe on my right foot and leave the shoe off of my left and it compensates.
I used to have somebody add a extra sole to my right shoe before and it worked for a while but I stopped doing it. I am sure it’s way too late for a lawsuit on this. I don’t know where that doctor is.
When I was working as a dishwasher in a restaurant he came in there to eat. His child wanted a Dirtbike. He wanted me to tell his child not to get one and deter him because of my leg.I have not seen or heard of him since but I do remember his last name especially. I don’t really know if it would hold up in court or if lawyer would take my case either.
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There is legal aid in the States if you live here. You could always just ask a lawyer if you could.
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Surprising legal stuff happens, but dr would probably be decided to have done adequately
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Last time I bought cat food I went to the self checkout and didn’t ring up 15 or so and just walked off with them
Sneaky 
Yeah, I’m pretty much the greatest cat food bandit the world has ever seen
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