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fieriframes · 7 months
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[There are much more terrible things than physical injury.]
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moremlptales · 1 year
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Here he is. The bully boy turned cop. The character I dislike the most. Teddy.
Teddy started off as your typical elementary school bully, with Sweetheart by his side even at a young age. The rest of Sweatheart's friends never liked or trusted Teddy much, despite occasionally putting aside their differences for Sweetheart's sake. Teddy grew to study law enforcement in university and emerged out the other side as a fully fledged police officer. Suffice to say he's burned all his bridges with childhood friends, save for Ace, who tries to talk sense into him from time to time.
More below.
Remember when Sweetheart and Teddy broke up and Patch was there to comfort her? Sweetheart had told Patch that messing with Teddy wasn't worth it. However, outraged that Sweetheart had been treated this way for so long, Patch later confronted Teddy. One black eye and a few scrapes later, Teddy promised to never go anywhere near Sweetheart again.
After fighting with Patch, word spread of Teddy's injuries and Ace saw fit to try and talk to Teddy in the hopes of convincing him to recognize the harm in his actions and own up to his past wrongdoings. No success. Teddy is just as stubborn and hardheaded as ever, and you can't change ponies that don't want to change themselves.
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fangsofwhite · 6 months
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I've been trying to learn how to do vent art. It's actually very unnaturally for me to express negative emotions in my art and I'm really trying to get out of that.
I actually do like this so may come back to it again both because it's visually interesting and because I never realized how physically broken I am until I stopped and drew it out. Trying to visualize the pain I have strangely helps to dull it a bit.
I have... a LOT of chronic pains from past traumas, mostly from my childhood. I'm not very old now but physically I struggle some days. My legs and ankles especially give me problems as they can randomly re-injure themselves even when I'm resting.
There is just always a level of pain somewhere.
I actually didn't realize how abnormal it is to just always be in pain until my doctor asked me to rate my pain, and he actually stopped and explained the pain rating chart he used. I've gotten help, did some physical therapy and still do the exercises they gave me. For all this though, there is just not much else to do. Some injuries just can't be repaired if they aren't treated proper when they first happen.
I'm OK though. Pain is just apart of life.
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furiousgoldfish · 1 year
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Thank you so much for running this blog, never forget you're an awesome and very kind person that deserves good things in your life.
I have brain damage, though I don't know how bad it is. It's from when I was younger and it was never checked on after the event (I had other injuries that were worse and more important). My skull was fractured and brain damaged on the back left and top part of my head.
I have "brain glitches" and difficulties with processing things and other stuff, but I don't know how much of my life is impacted by the brain damage or if I fully recovered and am not like, a genius/these are normal non-brain damage related stuff lol.
I wanted to ask if brain damage impacts how someone experiences trauma? I've gone through traumatic stuff and have neglectful and emotionally abusive parents. I struggle to feel my age, is this possibly due to brain damage? Could I be developmentally behind?
Sorry if these aren't questions you can answer, thanks so much for any help you give :)
It must have been utterly horrible for you, if brain injury wasn't a priority. I am sadly, not an expert on brain injuries, so I have no clue how exactly this could have affected you. I think it depends on what areas of your brain were affected, but if you get glitches it's obviously harder to deal with anything.
I hope you can ask a doctor, or a neurologist these questions, because they might have scientific or study-collected data that you're looking for, I don't know anyone with a brain injury, so I can't even assume what it would or wouldn't affect. If you have access to healthcare, I would recommend trying to get even just a conversation or send a question in an email to see if anyone can answer it for you. Since you are having problems with processing things, it's possible that you need to get this damage looked at and assessed, I don't know how dangerous brain damage is, but it sounds serious.
I can tell you that abuse can sometimes make it very hard to process things, and make it hard to feel your age. It also can make you feel developmentally behind, because you miss out on a lot of social development while you're stuck in abuse, or dealing with severe and dangerous life circumstances.This also stops you from gaining a lot of knowledge and skills people your age usually have, so this can make you feel like you're behind as well. However, all of these can be made up for, and with a bit of looking up tutorials, socializing, learning and trying out skills, you can catch up easily, this is not a non-solvable problem, this can be remedied just by gathering knowledge and experiences.
I am so sorry you are dealing with all of this. I can't tell if your brain damage affected all of these problems and made it worse, but it's clearly making you very worried, scared and concerned. I hope you can get to a point where you know exactly what is happening with your brain, and how to feel more normal. You don't need to feel your age at all times, a lot of people don't, even when they're not traumatized. You can write very clearly, and don't seem developmentally behind at all, from what I can tell. (though I'm only assuming from this message, I don't know what your age is).
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opin88 · 1 year
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He had a bad day
One of my cats got the tip of his tail stuck in a door frame that a roommate was closing. The roommate didn’t realize what was going on and ended up pinching his tail...
The skin came right off. I didn’t take any pictures of him in that state, but there was exposed bone! He was missing a solid 1-1.5 inches! So of course, I took him to the vet emergency and got it taken care of. He had to be overnighted for surgery to amputate the part of his tail that he got caught in the door frame. I picked him up this morning and took him home.
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I don’t know how the cone is supposed to stop him from licking and picking at his tail. He can still reach it! I’ve taken to spraying a little bit of air freshener on it (he HATES air fresheners) whenever he tries. Basically, I’m just making sure it smells bad enough for him to avoid licking it. But that probably won’t be an option when the bandage comes off. So I’m going to have to figure out a different solution for when that time comes.
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ljomi-silvanius · 1 year
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silver dagger - Have you ever had an injury? Of mind or body?
Most experiences let you say “life would never be the same after” no matter how trite, but I think not much would touch the fate connected to my broken legs.
To let you understand, I was conscripted with my sisters… mother’s choice. The man told her we would have easy jobs. Kjaftæði! Most of us were petty soldiers after one month training. We already knew the tribes we were up against- enemies of ours, savage, they would never agree to talks. After many years of training, small skirmishes, and long breaks of peace, I was placed on a true battlefield with an overwhelming number of people and Armors and aerial force on our side.
And I tripped. The land was boggish, covered in pits, roots, and ponds. The layers of decaying moss meant that when the Armor stepped upon my legs, it did not completely destroy as it would on normal ground. As it crushed my bones I felt a flash of red and… being torn away from my own body. Nhaama, I couldn’t even contemplate the exact pain while many more still ran over me, shuffling my body as I lost consciousness and the will to attempt getting out.
At one point I woke up to silence and a beautiful auri girl, an enemy, who had undressed my legs and completely covered them in the soil. I felt a liquid drip into my mouth and did not wake again until I was in a medicus’ cot.
Weeks passed and still I had barely healed. Complications, surgeries, isolation. I thought so often about the auri girl in the midst of hating my people- she was a fantastical escape, a weird light to have above me while my legs begged to work again. I did not know if she was trying to heal or hurt, it didn't matter. After four moons and barely any healing, I was transferred to engineering. “A temporary measure, we’ve received complaints for benching you this long”. My old pig shite optio.
I felt so broken, I was bottom rung again for the second time since being forced out of my correct life, the life I was owed! It made me contemplate that eight years as a petty soldier meant I could have had that many more before ever achieving any status, maybe less before being killed. Every Heavensturn I seared the wish into my being, trying to make it materialize, “This is the year they’ll let me go home.” But as I sat in my wheelchair learning the basics of magitek circuitry I finally accepted my place in the cruel cogs of the empire and… I wanted to make something of myself. I had been broken mentally and physically into a new shape which let me achieve wretched things, yet the same growing ego let me believe I also could leave it all behind.
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fletcherwilbury · 1 year
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@whumptober Day 24: "I don't want to do this anymore."
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labsportstherapy · 2 months
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cemeterything · 2 months
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they should hire me as like a stunt double but for when they need someone to express screaming and falling to their knees and tearing at their clothes levels of grief in movies and shows. not only would i be great at it but i think that a regularly scheduled cathartic wail would do things not even the best medication and therapy money can buy could for my mental health. you wouldn't even have to pay me i'd just show up ready to go like a working dog finally getting an opportunity to fulfil its life's purpose.
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recreation-law · 11 months
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Case sent back to trial court to determine liability when a rider improperly load's a chairlift at a ski area and eventually falls, incurring no injuries.
Arizona allows lawsuits for mental anguish when there is no physical injury. McCaw v. Ariz. Snowbowl Resort, 84 Arizona Cases Digest 9, 521 P.3d 381 (Ariz. App. 2022) State: Arizona; Court of Appeals of Arizona, Division 1. Plaintiff: Vincent MCCAW; Carly McCaw; Andrew McCaw Defendant: Arizona Snowbowl Resort Plaintiff Claims: Negligence causing emotional distress” and “psychiatric…
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arogyadhamr · 1 year
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plague-parade · 10 months
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happy disability pride to all of my fucked up spine havers
happy disability pride to those of us who have spinal cord injuries, degenerative disc disease, ankylosing spondylitis, scoliosis, kyphosis, lordosis, spinal arthritis, cauda equina syndrome, tethered cord syndrome, spinal fusions, stenosis, myelopathy, radiculopathy, spondylolithesis, craniocervical instability, spina bifida, spinal tumors, syringomyelia, and anything else spine related
we are so very cool and i love you all so much
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steddieas-shegoes · 2 months
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It’s been done in every which way but Eddie being in an accident of some kind that leaves him paralyzed, but his doctors believe he could walk again with intense physical therapy
He’s stubborn and absolutely hasn’t dealt with any of the trauma of the accident and takes it out on his physical therapist, Steve, who is used to patients being pretty angry about their situation
He always meets Eddie where he is though, tries to keep a smile on his face and joke when appropriate and even shares his cookies from his lunchbox with him
Eventually, Eddie starts making some progress, but instead of being happy about it, he panics and cancels all his PT appointments for the week
Steve tries calling, texting, emailing, doing everything he can to encourage him to keep going, but it all goes unanswered until Gareth, one of Eddie’s closest friends, calls him on Eddie’s phone
He’s depressed and he won’t get out of bed, he’s given up. He’s tired of being in pain and having to try to so hard just to move his damn legs a little
Steve isn’t usually this personal with clients, and tells Gareth he can’t discuss anything medical with him due to patient confidentiality, but insists he should try to drag him to the office the next day before it opens
And somehow, probably through guilt, Gareth manages to wheel a very sullen and grumpy Eddie into the side door entrance to the office at seven in the morning
Steve tells him to come back in an hour to pick him up and Eddie ignores the goodbye Gareth says to him
And Steve pretends nothing is wrong at all, goes through the usual temperature and blood pressure check, asks how he’s feeling and gets a grunt in response, asks if there’s any pain and gets an eye roll
But Eddie met his match in Steve because Steve then pushes him to the center of the workout room, where a large mat is out and a walker is set to the side
“What’s that?”
“Your walker.”
“I don’t need one seeing as I can’t fucking walk.”
“You are today.”
And Steve knows he’s pushing and he hates being pushy
But he knows what his clients are capable of, and he knows without a single doubt in his mind that Eddie is ready to use the walker for five to ten minute increments. He has the leg strength and the stubbornness, he just needs the belief in himself
“Do you want me to hurt myself worse?”
“Of course not. And if you get tired, the seat on the walker is right there. But you can walk and you will walk.”
“And if I call Gareth to come get me right now?”
“Then I don’t believe my services are of value to you anymore and I’ll wish you the best.”
It pained Steve to say it because he knew he was fucking good at what he did, maybe the best in town. His clients often had to wait for his availability to open for weeks or months at a time because of how many people were referred to him
But he said the right thing because Eddie huffed, groaned, and cursed under his breath before wheeling himself to the edge of the mat to hold onto the walker
He pulled himself up
His legs were shaking from not being used for the last few days more than the bare minimum, but his determination was clear
Steve slowly pulled the chair away as Eddie unlocked the brakes of the walker and glared at Steve as he took one step, then two
Sure, he was relying pretty heavily on the walker, maybe more than Steve would’ve liked to see, but he was moving
He made it across the mat and then locked the brakes, sat down on the pad on the walker, and gave a sarcastic grin to Steve
“Happy?”
“Are you?”
And maybe Eddie wasn’t ready to be asked that because he was suddenly sobbing, covering his face as tears flowed down his cheeks
Steve gave him a few seconds before moving to kneel in front of him, pulling his hands away
“You deserve to have your life back, Eddie. You’ve been lucky to have the chance to walk again. Let’s not waste it, okay?”
Eddie spent the rest of the session walking across the mat and taking breaks every two minutes or so
It was better than Steve even expected, but he reminded Eddie not to do too much at once
Eddie didn’t miss any more appointments with Steve, and every appointment, he seemed to be more charming and flirty, more like “the old Eddie” according to Gareth, who drove him most days
Steve never admitted it out loud, but he knew what he felt for Eddie was different from other clients. It felt more personal, and it felt like it could be more someday
When Eddie graduated to a cane, Steve’s services were officially no longer needed
And Eddie decided that he should probably take Steve out on a date
“Since I can walk and hold your hand now,” he winked.
Steve should say no, but he doesn’t
Because holding Eddie’s hand feels even more right as his boyfriend than it did as his physical therapist
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valcaira · 6 months
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Shoutout to paralyzed people. Those with complete paralysis, incomplete paralysis; Those whose paralysis was caused from accidents, brain injuries, strokes, spinal cord injuries, neurological illnesses; Those with paraplegia, quadriplegia, hemiplegia, tetraplegia. Who were born paralyzed or became paralyzed later in life.
Those who have a carer, those who use a wheelchair full-time, those who use crutches or canes and those whose mobility aid is a hospital bed. Those with incontinence, who wear adult diapers, ostomy bags and catheters. You are not "lesser" for needing care or not being able to live independently. You deserve to live a comfortable life with autonomy and dignity.
We rock. We're fucking amazing. I love you.
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squintingcats · 9 months
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“I’m sorry. I have to do this, okay?”
Said by Caretaker before:
Lowering Whumpee into a cold bath for their dangerously high fever
Lowering Whumpee into a lukewarm bath for their dangerously severe hypothermia (it feels boiling to them)
Doing stitches, cleaning and dressing a wound, etc.
Cauterization
Forcing them to eat/drink something after an extended period of illness and/or starvation
Resetting a broken bone
Field surgery
Dragging their ass to an actual hospital
Dragging their ass to an actual therapist
Restraining them during a violent (as in, physically harmful) flashback or nightmare
Inducing vomiting when the Whumpee clearly needs to, but can’t
Uncomfortable medicine (bad-tasting, syringes, aerosolized medicine through a weird mask, etc.)
Moving a Whumpee who’s in a particularly bad state
Tell me more.
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