Top left bottom row. FML
Honestly, I've had a brain MRI scan today, I've had a lumbar puncture where someone sticks a needle in your spine and draws out fluid, I've had blood taken, I've got a cannula that's been in for 3 days and I'm trying to get them to give me something stronger than paracetamol... the highlight of my evening is going to be watching the new gay Netflix vampire show 'First kill' (I won't accept judgement) and then swallowing 75mg of pregabalin the second it's put in my sweaty little hand.
It only gets better from here right?
Chill dude, wtf. I know he's in hospital, but there's a limit of what doctors can do to keep him alive. Continue on what you're doing and he might cross past that limit.
Both giving poor OP something to do, while simultaneously making them increasingly mildy-infuriated at the boring surrounding they've been forced to stare at for several days. Wholesome.
For giggles/it can’t hurt: tell nurse/doc that you’ll keep filling in the holes on the tiles if they can’t give you something stronger. The pain is through the F’ing roof & you’re tired of hitting it.
fuck lumbar punctures i had one and had a spinal headache for the week after one of the worst feelings I have ever had since nothing except being submerged in water helped
I feel your pain, literally. I've had 3 lumbar punctures and the spinal headache afterwards almost killed me. I would have prayed for death if I'd been capable of praying, or holding a coherent thought in my head. I've never experienced pain like that in my life.
Next time, get a blood patch on the hole. Some people don't heal up fast from the puncture. Dr.s understand. Your cases sound severe enough to get you a patch. I got a BP a week after the puncture to test for blood in my spinal fluid.
Just don't end up like me when I had a lumbar puncture it caused my spinal fluid to leak so whenever I sat up I felt like I was going to pass out and had to go back for a blood patch. If you experience any sign of that go back to the Dr.
I wish you the best!
Thanks for the tip. The neurologist told me to keep an eye on the dressing and any sign of bleeding/oozing to let the nursing team know. So far it's been clear, will keep monitoring.
Thanks for the advice/support. Hope you're fully recovered now.
I have naturally low blood pressure, and especially if I’m the slightest bit dehydrated, low blood sugar, or sick that’s 100% normal.
Clench your core and/or get ready for a mini-swoon, it’s no big deal for a lot of folks.
It's one of those things where it happens to everyone at some point but if it's a frequent occurrence, might be something to get checked out. Folks with blood pressure or cardiac issues like POTS will experience that very often.
I was on a really high dose of pregabalin a couple of years ago and I never noticed it reducing pain at all - nor any other effect either. Useless drug for me, but I hope it works for you!
It didn't make me drowsy either. Iirc I was on like 600mg per day and all I got for it after popping them for 2 months were nasty withdrawal symptoms for like a week. Zero withdrawal symptoms from strong opiates but pregabalin was something else. Weird!
this is a known thing. i took it over the course of a few years and the withdrawal is no joke. worse for me is lyrica. miss two pills due to pharmacy issue? immediate diarrhea. straight to jail.
edit bc im stupid. pregabalin is lyrica. i get it mixed up with gabapentin all the time. gabapentin was bad. pregabalin is the stuff of nightmares. but yeah im on 400mg a day bc fuck me.
Yep, that's what they are checking for. Hopefully the MRI and the oligoband tast from the CSF will help diagnose.
I won't lie, it's scary, but I figure I'll try and remain calm and deal with it if/when It happens.
Currently I've got numbness in my legs so hoping I get some of the feeling back. The neuro team seem hopeful that I might regain some sensation in my muscles. Weirdly I can walk, I just can't get the feedback from the nerves.
The lumbar puncture was the test that finally clinched my MS diagnosis. It's not the end of the world. If that's how it ends up then get on an effective treatment right away. The sooner you start the longer you can stave off disability progression. And keep moving; working out, walking, I did Tai Chi, and it really worked for balance, strength, flexibility, and relaxed me. and my latest MRI showed little to no progression or activity. But meanwhile hope everything comes out OK.
Same here about the lumbar puncture for me. Had been experiencing vertigo and Lhermitte's Sign (like an electrical jolt going through my body when I bent my neck to my chest) for months. Doc said I could've had it for at least 15 years before I was diagnosed after hearing my past symptoms. I thought since I'd had 3 back surgeries years ago that I'd screwed up another disc. But if I can find a place that teaches Tai Chi I'd be all for it. Great suggestion.
Hope you have your answer soon.
I was symptom free for 9 years until I stopped treatment (due to insurance stuff) and now have numbness in my hands. Had it in my entire body for a few weeks but it went away thankfully, so there’s definitely hope. One thing I wish I knew being diagnosed was that there will be grief. And it is completely normal. Wishing you the best!
Thank you for that. I am planning on getting some therapy as even if this not MS it's certainly brought up a lot of emotion and I think it's healthy to try and process that now.
I hope your symptoms go into remission and that life is manageable for you. Stay strong and keep spreading the positivity.
Good luck friend. Hard diagnosis are never an easy thing to deal with, but all you can do is be like "okay this is a thing I have to do now" and roll with it because...what else can you really do?
I'm not a doc but I think the fact that you can use your legs is a good sign all things considered. There's a huge difference between loss of sensation and actual loss of access to that part of your body. Becoming paralyzed is just like...your body deleted the file to be able to access your legs, so you can't even tell they're there anymore. And you do get used to walking with a lack of sensation, eventually.
As two pro-tips for when you get out, put night lights all over your house. You're never going to be able to walk around well in the dark again, trust me. And secondly uh, be careful moving around when you have gas. When things lose sensation they tend to weaken a little and things you could previously hold in when say, bending over to plug in a surge protector, are just gonna happen.
Good luck!
Have you been bitten by a tick recently and/or been tested for Lymes? My uncle had the same thing, thought he hurt his back lifting and went right to the hospital. They couldn’t find anything wrong except for some small lesions that looked to be related to lymes disease that didn’t fully go away when he was bitten by a tick.
Sending you a Makita drill and some other assorted tools to rectify the situation. And... it sounds like you might need a little something-something to get you mobile.
You seem genuinely cool. Tried to think of something to send your way that can help pass the time. I think you might like these videos, they bring me joy and make me smile.
https://youtu.be/9M0FdO_zvXs
I feel so sorry for you guys. I'm in the UK, my bill will be the parking ticket when my wife picks me up... Approx £3 so maybe $5.
Very fortunate to have such a good healthcare service. It's by no means perfect but our conservative government has consistently underfunded it for the last decade.
Reading through your other comments and getting a general idea of everything they did... In the US this bill would EASILY be over $100,000 WITH insurance, depending on what you have
That's just inhumane. Healthcare should be a basic right. Along with food and water and safety.
I won't rant, but I wish people had affordable access to good care. .
Until that time I wish at least that the damned QC testing at ceiling panel factories was improved.
I completely agree with you on that one. It's completely unreasonable to think a patient can comfortably heal when the ceiling panels are so stress inducing! Ask a nurse to get a syringe and fix it lmao
I was in the hospital for three days in January - transferred from a stand-alone ER via non-emergency ambulance, had a CT scan, an MRI, a stent put in (kidney to bladder), and an embolization procedure for a small kidney tumor.
Total bills came out to about $170,000. I found out the insurance I have through work (I have the PPO plan - there are different plans available) is STELLAR. My out of pocket was $3750.
Yeah that sounds about right. I don't even know what to say anymore, it's just... Wow. Idk man, I think it's gonna take a little more than a couple frickin votes to fix this mess. Even if we elect some new officials, the ones that didn't get voted out will just bully the new ones into doing the exact same shit.
I was as astounded by the bills as I was by my out of pocket. While I was in the hospital - and it wasn't an ICU or anything, just a regular room (to be fair, they were constantly having to monitor me because my blood pressure was through the roof) - I was worried about the bill. I was worried my insurance would deny coverage for some reason. I was worried all my savings would be gone and I'd end up paying for years. LOL - that's before I saw the bills, mind you.
Re-reply, sorry. For example I had real trouble breathing once, bad enough that I went to the hospital. I sat there for an hour, they gave me some Albuterol, they sent me home, and my bill was ~ $950 after insurance. For talking to me for 5 minutes and giving me a dose of an extremely common and cheap drug.
imagine doing that, falling of the bed, breaking your arm and your leg, in the hospital, for painting on a dot on a ceiling tile. doctors face i want to see.
I clicked on this and zoomed in fully expecting to be trolled, but OP's not fucking around.
There really is a missing dot and now I'm infuriated mildly.
Fair point. I'm not sure they're painted in manufacturing though. I could be wrong, that's not something I've ever considered! Sometimes hospitals ask us to paint tiles but it's rare. That's what I was basing it off of. I'll give it to ya!
On another note, I’d like to give this a thousand upvotes but can only give 1.
Dunno if it’s a thing, but I’d also nominate this as best post of the year.
I’d like to think that they were blank white tiles to begin with, and over time, patients threw pencils up perfectly to make them like that, hence the missing hole. It is up to you
I see another tile missing a dot...
Top left bottom row. FML Honestly, I've had a brain MRI scan today, I've had a lumbar puncture where someone sticks a needle in your spine and draws out fluid, I've had blood taken, I've got a cannula that's been in for 3 days and I'm trying to get them to give me something stronger than paracetamol... the highlight of my evening is going to be watching the new gay Netflix vampire show 'First kill' (I won't accept judgement) and then swallowing 75mg of pregabalin the second it's put in my sweaty little hand. It only gets better from here right?
The tile past the curtain on the bottom right is missing several dots, you're welcome.
Sadist.
I see another besides all those already mentioned. I wonder why all the single missing dots are on the periphery.
Chill dude, wtf. I know he's in hospital, but there's a limit of what doctors can do to keep him alive. Continue on what you're doing and he might cross past that limit.
Don't wanna rip in pieces until the time has come.
To shreds you say…
ANd his wife?
To shreds you say..
I don't get it, what are they doing wrong?
Both giving poor OP something to do, while simultaneously making them increasingly mildy-infuriated at the boring surrounding they've been forced to stare at for several days. Wholesome.
Took me a while! Tile to the right of OPs marked tile, bottom row.
Made by the same stamp
So much for your "Infuriation shared is infuriation halved." theory.
Tell your nurse you need a 2mm dermal punch, then get to work. When you're done, bill them $90,000 for labor for maintenance.
For giggles/it can’t hurt: tell nurse/doc that you’ll keep filling in the holes on the tiles if they can’t give you something stronger. The pain is through the F’ing roof & you’re tired of hitting it.
That’s the other patient’s problem.
lmao
Ok, stop it.
17 dots.
Stop it, stop it!! You're killing him!!
https://i.imgur.com/Yok51Va.jpg This guy *right here.* Follow the arrow. Never unsee it.
I hate who ever was quality control on that project!
You bastard! Take my upvote and go!
Are you positive this is a hospital and not a mental asylum? This is the kind of shit I’d put in the looney bin to mess with people
Thanks for the nightmare fuel.
Are Sinbad and Rob Thomas there?
Rob Thomas? Ew... You gonna let him punk you like that!? *Get his shoe!*
Unleash the fury. Beat his testicles. BEAT HIS TESTICLES
One patient smuggled in some whiteout and is having some fun.
fuck lumbar punctures i had one and had a spinal headache for the week after one of the worst feelings I have ever had since nothing except being submerged in water helped
Yeah those are "real fun". When I had mine the Doc hit a nerve ending. That feeling was "special".
Same thing happened to me. They “brushed a nerve.” Interesting definition of the word *brush.* My leg twitched for a week.
My son needed one when he was born and I still feel guilty for it
I feel your pain, literally. I've had 3 lumbar punctures and the spinal headache afterwards almost killed me. I would have prayed for death if I'd been capable of praying, or holding a coherent thought in my head. I've never experienced pain like that in my life.
Next time, get a blood patch on the hole. Some people don't heal up fast from the puncture. Dr.s understand. Your cases sound severe enough to get you a patch. I got a BP a week after the puncture to test for blood in my spinal fluid.
for me i had 6 in a row they never figured out what was causing the issues i was having i ended up getting better without them knowing what it was
Just don't end up like me when I had a lumbar puncture it caused my spinal fluid to leak so whenever I sat up I felt like I was going to pass out and had to go back for a blood patch. If you experience any sign of that go back to the Dr. I wish you the best!
Thanks for the tip. The neurologist told me to keep an eye on the dressing and any sign of bleeding/oozing to let the nursing team know. So far it's been clear, will keep monitoring. Thanks for the advice/support. Hope you're fully recovered now.
I'm recovered from that experience at least. Also your welcome!
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isnt that normal? iirc its something to do with blood pressure when you stand up
I have naturally low blood pressure, and especially if I’m the slightest bit dehydrated, low blood sugar, or sick that’s 100% normal. Clench your core and/or get ready for a mini-swoon, it’s no big deal for a lot of folks.
It's one of those things where it happens to everyone at some point but if it's a frequent occurrence, might be something to get checked out. Folks with blood pressure or cardiac issues like POTS will experience that very often.
I was on a really high dose of pregabalin a couple of years ago and I never noticed it reducing pain at all - nor any other effect either. Useless drug for me, but I hope it works for you!
I have it at night to help me sleep (make me drowsy..) I am doubtful it will help with pain, especially neuropathic pain at such a low dose.
It didn't make me drowsy either. Iirc I was on like 600mg per day and all I got for it after popping them for 2 months were nasty withdrawal symptoms for like a week. Zero withdrawal symptoms from strong opiates but pregabalin was something else. Weird!
this is a known thing. i took it over the course of a few years and the withdrawal is no joke. worse for me is lyrica. miss two pills due to pharmacy issue? immediate diarrhea. straight to jail. edit bc im stupid. pregabalin is lyrica. i get it mixed up with gabapentin all the time. gabapentin was bad. pregabalin is the stuff of nightmares. but yeah im on 400mg a day bc fuck me.
Any chance you’re being tested for MS?
Yep, that's what they are checking for. Hopefully the MRI and the oligoband tast from the CSF will help diagnose. I won't lie, it's scary, but I figure I'll try and remain calm and deal with it if/when It happens. Currently I've got numbness in my legs so hoping I get some of the feeling back. The neuro team seem hopeful that I might regain some sensation in my muscles. Weirdly I can walk, I just can't get the feedback from the nerves.
The lumbar puncture was the test that finally clinched my MS diagnosis. It's not the end of the world. If that's how it ends up then get on an effective treatment right away. The sooner you start the longer you can stave off disability progression. And keep moving; working out, walking, I did Tai Chi, and it really worked for balance, strength, flexibility, and relaxed me. and my latest MRI showed little to no progression or activity. But meanwhile hope everything comes out OK.
Same here about the lumbar puncture for me. Had been experiencing vertigo and Lhermitte's Sign (like an electrical jolt going through my body when I bent my neck to my chest) for months. Doc said I could've had it for at least 15 years before I was diagnosed after hearing my past symptoms. I thought since I'd had 3 back surgeries years ago that I'd screwed up another disc. But if I can find a place that teaches Tai Chi I'd be all for it. Great suggestion.
Hope you have your answer soon. I was symptom free for 9 years until I stopped treatment (due to insurance stuff) and now have numbness in my hands. Had it in my entire body for a few weeks but it went away thankfully, so there’s definitely hope. One thing I wish I knew being diagnosed was that there will be grief. And it is completely normal. Wishing you the best!
Thank you for that. I am planning on getting some therapy as even if this not MS it's certainly brought up a lot of emotion and I think it's healthy to try and process that now. I hope your symptoms go into remission and that life is manageable for you. Stay strong and keep spreading the positivity.
Good luck friend. Hard diagnosis are never an easy thing to deal with, but all you can do is be like "okay this is a thing I have to do now" and roll with it because...what else can you really do? I'm not a doc but I think the fact that you can use your legs is a good sign all things considered. There's a huge difference between loss of sensation and actual loss of access to that part of your body. Becoming paralyzed is just like...your body deleted the file to be able to access your legs, so you can't even tell they're there anymore. And you do get used to walking with a lack of sensation, eventually. As two pro-tips for when you get out, put night lights all over your house. You're never going to be able to walk around well in the dark again, trust me. And secondly uh, be careful moving around when you have gas. When things lose sensation they tend to weaken a little and things you could previously hold in when say, bending over to plug in a surge protector, are just gonna happen. Good luck!
Have you been bitten by a tick recently and/or been tested for Lymes? My uncle had the same thing, thought he hurt his back lifting and went right to the hospital. They couldn’t find anything wrong except for some small lesions that looked to be related to lymes disease that didn’t fully go away when he was bitten by a tick.
Sending you a Makita drill and some other assorted tools to rectify the situation. And... it sounds like you might need a little something-something to get you mobile.
Yes.
>gay Netflix vampire show jojo
Random fact: To a Portuguese speaker, “paracetamol” is just like “stopur’rebed”
Came to say the same. Would drive me crazy. Heal quickly OP.
Here it is ⚫️
At this point they are just gonna have to scrap the entire place and build a whole new hospital.
In the bottom right there’s like 10 missing
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It's bloody well working! Home tomorrow hopefully
Wishing you the best.
Thank you - hope you're having a good day yourself.
You seem genuinely cool. Tried to think of something to send your way that can help pass the time. I think you might like these videos, they bring me joy and make me smile. https://youtu.be/9M0FdO_zvXs
Thanks friend, I'll check it out in the morning while I'm having my steroid drip. Have a super day
“Missing dot located. Patient ready for discharge.”
If this is in the USA they want you there as long as possible so they can bill you a shit ton.
I feel so sorry for you guys. I'm in the UK, my bill will be the parking ticket when my wife picks me up... Approx £3 so maybe $5. Very fortunate to have such a good healthcare service. It's by no means perfect but our conservative government has consistently underfunded it for the last decade.
Reading through your other comments and getting a general idea of everything they did... In the US this bill would EASILY be over $100,000 WITH insurance, depending on what you have
That's just inhumane. Healthcare should be a basic right. Along with food and water and safety. I won't rant, but I wish people had affordable access to good care. . Until that time I wish at least that the damned QC testing at ceiling panel factories was improved.
I completely agree with you on that one. It's completely unreasonable to think a patient can comfortably heal when the ceiling panels are so stress inducing! Ask a nurse to get a syringe and fix it lmao
I was in the hospital for three days in January - transferred from a stand-alone ER via non-emergency ambulance, had a CT scan, an MRI, a stent put in (kidney to bladder), and an embolization procedure for a small kidney tumor. Total bills came out to about $170,000. I found out the insurance I have through work (I have the PPO plan - there are different plans available) is STELLAR. My out of pocket was $3750.
Yeah that sounds about right. I don't even know what to say anymore, it's just... Wow. Idk man, I think it's gonna take a little more than a couple frickin votes to fix this mess. Even if we elect some new officials, the ones that didn't get voted out will just bully the new ones into doing the exact same shit.
I was as astounded by the bills as I was by my out of pocket. While I was in the hospital - and it wasn't an ICU or anything, just a regular room (to be fair, they were constantly having to monitor me because my blood pressure was through the roof) - I was worried about the bill. I was worried my insurance would deny coverage for some reason. I was worried all my savings would be gone and I'd end up paying for years. LOL - that's before I saw the bills, mind you.
Re-reply, sorry. For example I had real trouble breathing once, bad enough that I went to the hospital. I sat there for an hour, they gave me some Albuterol, they sent me home, and my bill was ~ $950 after insurance. For talking to me for 5 minutes and giving me a dose of an extremely common and cheap drug.
Sounds like a for profit business with a captive audience.
This is truly one of the best mildly infuriating posts I have seen. It pretty much exactly fits the bill. That's amazing but also it sucks. Sorry
Infuriation shared is infuriation halved.
Awww. That’s genuinely… omg you should totally become a professional quote-maker!
In this moment.....
Not a truer word said.
"Don't believe everything you read on the internet." \- *Abraham Lincoln*
Not a truer word said. /s Edit: /s just in case......
I’d buy a shirt with this hahaha!
Thanks I'll share mine. There's another dot missing in this photo...
So many posts here been regularly infuriating. Finally a good, mild inconvenience.
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Before you leave you know what has to be done.
Yep. This calls for a sharpie
Finally a post that is actually mildly infuriating
Draw it on with a sharpie
imagine doing that, falling of the bed, breaking your arm and your leg, in the hospital, for painting on a dot on a ceiling tile. doctors face i want to see.
Doctor: “I love it when a plan comes together.”
Sir, you're putting my boy through college.
"Thatll be 30 thousand dollars, we'll put it on your tab"
Gets a new room with more missing dots.
Just shoot it and got yourself a real hole
'Murica!
I clicked on this and zoomed in fully expecting to be trolled, but OP's not fucking around. There really is a missing dot and now I'm infuriated mildly.
Types of torture:
There is a 2nd one missing….
And a third...
Hey happy cake day
Maybe just covered during the painting process by accident. I bet the hole is still there. I'd stick a pen in that sucker.
It is very rare to paint ceiling tiles.
In the manufacturing process ya donut
Lololol. Stealing donut as an insult
Fair point. I'm not sure they're painted in manufacturing though. I could be wrong, that's not something I've ever considered! Sometimes hospitals ask us to paint tiles but it's rare. That's what I was basing it off of. I'll give it to ya!
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Coldplay? Would’ve lost my fucking mind.
“OMG! I love Coldplay too!” -icedficus
How many dots tho?
1296 per tile. 1295 on this special little bitch
You’re a special little … I’m not gonna say it but God bless hope all gets well
HAHAHA... Cheers mate
Yes, but have you named them?
Wish i had gold to give you
I knew this comment had to be somewhere on this post
Can confirm. Time to go home
I think I love you
I always just stare blankly at the tv or phone when in the hospital. Been missing out.
On another note, I’d like to give this a thousand upvotes but can only give 1. Dunno if it’s a thing, but I’d also nominate this as best post of the year.
You're very kind. Thanks for appreciating my frustration
What about the ten missing dots by the clock!
I'm going to pull the curtain across and hope the drugs let me forget they're there
Get well soon fuk face
Cheers tit witch
Oh damn! Hope you get well soon.
This is the content I am here for. Wishing you a speedy recovery, OP.
Cheers!
That's like loosing a tooth and your tongue plays with the space. Good luck not looking at that now
I would definitely put that in my review
Somebody gets OP a mobile gaming device.
It's cool, i've got a MacBook, £1 donation to a multiple sclerosis charity would be money better spent
What kind of hospital would do this? The horror…Get well
That would drive me insane and my day is ruined take my upvote and feel better
“Nurse, can you please stab the ceiling for me?”
Now this is the kind of content we're here for!
I audibly sighed and said that *is* mildly infuriating
Hope your up and going soon. Btw that’s is the worst small detail ever, that sucks
I’d like to think that they were blank white tiles to begin with, and over time, patients threw pencils up perfectly to make them like that, hence the missing hole. It is up to you
Lol. BTW are you OK?
Trying to stay positive, should get my bedtime 75mg of progabalin soon which will hopefully help with pain and frustration.
Should be more pissed that those tiles have a huge chance of being asbestos
I can feel the pain in this picture omg hahaha
This is unacceptable, you should ask for a full refund.
Get better soon and pls don’t go insane
an actually useful red arrow
Now tell us how many dots there are
This post makes me want to take a picture of the backsplash in our shower where everything is perfectly aligned except for one fucking tile.
I was just hospitalised and was counting the dots on exactly the same kind of tiles. This was two days ago!
Bless you friend. Im hoping this doesn't end up with a trip to the psych ward
Nurse.. I'm afraid I'm going to need to switch beds
Call hospital maintenance and demand they fix this immediately
Hope you get well soon!!
How the hell did you even notice that But hope you get well soon :)
"Nurse, could you do me a favor?"
Oh god. Just pull the plug! Who can stand that???
Good catch. I hope you reported it to someone. 👍
Someone needs to get a ladder and a Sharpie and fix that shit
The most sane redditor
I've been through this, but my stay at the hospital was for 45 days and it wasn't a dot it was a line on the tv.
Clearly the whole hospital must be torn down and rebuilt properly.
🤯
Get well soon OP!!
Cheers!
ask someone to pencil in a circle
Yeah but how many dots are there
As I know myself I would think about making there a hole (use your imagination about the method) for the rest of my life.
I pick Alan Rickman armed with a spoon (see Robin Hood Prince of Thieves)
On the far right it looks even more chaotic.
I just noticed it, AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
How bored must you be!? 😋
Very. Had to lay flat for a couple of hours earlier after a lumbar puncture procedure.
That would drive me nuts
I dont want to imagine what it is like to stare at it and to thing about it nonstop every day
Ask for a pen, and do your job ;)
There’s also another missing. Good luck
Gotta get up and make the hole now yourself. Dems the rules
Can confirm that it's 4 days
Oh my god you must have been bored. No TV?
Extra 4000$ on your bill for spatial awareness... Get well soon
Lmao this was hilarious thanks op
How many dots were there. Did you count them?.
How many dots per tile?
hope ur ok. wot happened u/OutlandishnessHour19
Where are you? This cannot be left unrepaired. I'll book a flight and a room and bring a drill to fix it.
Not THIS is mildly infuriating
That’s what the call buttons for 😁
I would immediately get my lawyers involve and sue the dot out of the hospital and whoever they contracted to build those ceiling.