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Assisi

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Good luck! I think you're brave, I made my husband do it. I just couldn't bring myself to jab that needle in. We had a whole routine going there by the end.

Though perhaps it is best to do it yourself. One time my husband and I had been out at a concert and it was after midnight and after several beers on my husband's part when we realised that I hadn't had my Clexane for the day. I remember he got out the needle, said 'one, two, three' and then I felt a baaad prick and my husband saying 'oops', then 'don't worry, don't worry, I'll try again.' it took several tries.:sick: Best not to let drunk husbands do it.:thumbsup:

Those weeks where you are now are so hard. But truly, it gets better.
 
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Good luck! I think you're brave, I made my husband do it. I just couldn't bring myself to jab that needle in. We had a whole routine going there by the end.

Though perhaps it is best to do it yourself. One time my husband and I had been out at a concert and it was after midnight and after several beers on my husband's part when we realised that I hadn't had my Clexane for the day. I remember he got out the needle, said 'one, two, three' and then I felt a baaad prick and my husband saying 'oops', then 'don't worry, don't worry, I'll try again.' it took several tries.:sick: Best not to let drunk husbands do it.:thumbsup:

Those weeks where you are now are so hard. But truly, it gets better.

Ohhh my^_^
I'll just stick to doing it myself!
Its hard getting the cap off the needle, the second time I did it I must of pushed on the top and it squirted everywhere lol
My legs are already bruised up:( and I dont feel comfortable doing it in my stomach..
 
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Ohhh my^_^
I'll just stick to doing it myself!
Its hard getting the cap off the needle, the second time I did it I must of pushed on the top and it squirted everywhere lol
My legs are already bruised up:( and I dont feel comfortable doing it in my stomach..

Oh I can understand that.:hug: I injected into my stomach, but it's hard to do. I kept thinking, 'what if it goes through to my organs'^_^:doh: The bruises are pretty impressive, but I found that they got better as we got more practice.
 
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