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Subject: Re: As A Kid, How Long From When You Were Told You Were Getting A Shot Did You Get It?

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Robert

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Date Posted: Tuesday, July 25, 2017, 05:41: pm
In reply to: Tim 's message, "As A Kid, How Long From When You Were Told You Were Getting A Shot Did You Get It?" on Thursday, July 18, 2013, 03:25: am

I grew up in the era of glass syringes and reusable needles. Usually the nurse prepared the injection in a different room but I can also remember times where I watched the whole process. I guess it was usually about 15-20 minutes. It seemed like forever.

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randy66
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Date Posted: Tuesday, September 28, 2021, 03:14: pm

Like you I grew up in the era of glass barrel syringes. Doc. always had you lie on the table with your pants down & then prepare the syringe right in front of you in plain sight. One time he had to leave the room to check on something and just laid it on a tray ready to inject. The wait for the injection was the worst & when he came back & sprayed a little fluid in the air before stabbing in my butt brought tears to my eyes even before the needle went in.

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