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Wednesday, August 5, 2009 @ 8:33 PM
The revange of the FISH
I choked on a fish bone yesaterday.Was having dinner as usual when I took this spoonful. A needle like sting went through my throat. I freezed. Mum asked 'What's wrong?' 'Fish bone. My throat' was all I manage to choke out. Mum nods knowingly, like she's some wise old woman whose been through all of these, and said 'Swallow clumps of rice.' I didn't move. I don't believe clups of unchewed rice can make the fish bone go down. She said again 'Swallow rice!' 'BUT I'll get indigestion!!!' I protested weakly In the end they made me swallowed 2 handful of rice. Unchewed rice, FYI! Guess what? The fish bone was still there. Oh joy. Then mum said 'Swallow bread then' I was speachless (partly because of the fish bone stuck there, every little vibration will sting my throat even more), if bread didn't work, what will mum make me swallow next?? But I was getting desperate. So I took a slice of High5 bread and reluctantly swallowed it. I prayed 'God, please please please please please, help me take the fish bone away, I don't want to go to the doctors.' After 1 gulp of the bread-ball, the bone was still there! Okay, truth was, by then I was crying. Har Har. But seriously, I cried not becuase of the pain and uncomfort the bone was giving me but the idea of what will happened if bread didn't work. I'd probably be wheeled to the Emergency Room in Malacca General Hospital at 8pm that night. Doctors would probably wedge some intimidating tool down my oesophagus in attempt to take the bone out. That thought send tears streaming down my face. Still silently praying, I tried another glup at the bread-ball. It worked. The bone went down the throat. Thank God! I was so relieved. Now I shall wait for the indigestion from swallowing 2 rice-balls and 2 bread-balls to kick in. I'm expecting cramps. Bad ones. I shall continue to update if I don't end up in ICU. Til then, the fishes are watching you! Cheers! :) back to top? 9 comments |