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Yeah, when it comes to butt stuff medically I have done a lot. Dozens on colonoscopies, hemmy removals and meds that go up the William Nylander Swedish and Canadian professional ice hockey right wingerToronto Dots T-Shirt in other words I will buy this poop shoot That’s cool and all but pooping a day after the operation is the most painful thing you’d ever feel. Especially if you’re constipated after preparing for the operation. I never want to experience that again. I’m the other end of that spectrum. I was in the later stages of loosing my colon to ulcerative colitis. Already kinda desensitized to that level of action so it wasn’t that bad. I’d say 3/10. You don’t want to know what the upper end of that scale includes. I saw the scalpel stuff but must’ve missed any hiccup story sadly. Just hearing hiccups involved though can make me guess. That sounds like torture lol

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Yup. Had the William Nylander Swedish and Canadian professional ice hockey right wingerToronto Dots T-Shirt in other words I will buy this colon removed and the opioids they gave me caused hiccups. So about 59 hours before they went away. My own colon removal surgery went poorly. They started laparoscopically but it started falling apart when being removed so they had to open me up and do a washout. Spent 3 months in the hospital recovering. During the surgery they got focused so also didn’t notice a blown IV til fairly late and I woke up with my right forearm completely bandaged and missing a lot of skin. This made me think of being stitched up after childbirth. I couldn’t feel pain as such but definitely the pulling and ‘pluck’ when a needle went in for each stitch. Words can’t describe it, it’s odd. I got a lil overlap on that. So I’m laying in recovery with an incision from just above my manhood, to about 2inches above my navel. So they put you on drugs right? I just so happen to have a sever side affect for the next 50ish hours where I have uncontrollable hiccups. Every 5 seconds I new dread manifested itself until a spasm tried to rip me back in half.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.