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Biff
11th April 2006, 00:32
No seriously.

So there I was walking the streets of Singapore - killing time until my flight home, and I suddenly came over all dizzy, So I quickly sit down on a nearby wall, my heart feeling all ‘fluttery’. I'd felt like this for a couple of days, on and off, while in Delhi. I put it down to heat(40 degrees +)/stress or somefink. Anyhoo - I get myself together and decided to make my way back to the airport. I go through immigration, head up the sexcalator, and come over all dizzy again, so I try and crouch down coz I just knew I was on my way out, somewhere, and didn't fancy an uncontrolled face plant into the floor. The next thing I remember is lying on a bed in some sort of medical centre, all wired up to a machine that's supposed to go, "bing", but was actually going, "bing.......bing,bing,bing....bing...bingbing..".

"Don't worry sir, an ambulance is on its way", says a Dr (I think).
$250 later (I shit you not, I had to pay for the private ambo in advance!), and I'm taken to the intensive care unit of the local hospitable. I was drifting in and out of consciousness at this point but vaguely recall a SWAT team of medics at the yocal ICU pumping me with drugs. Surreal as hell twas.

My ticker was in spasm (AF for you medicy types) apparently, and it wouldn't calm down. So some knock out juice was injected into a contraption on my hand, then just before I entered the land of nod I'm hit with an electric shock across my chest.

Farrrrrrqqqq!!

I woke up sometime later all wired up, and out of my skull on something, and the medic team telling me I'm ok, I'm out of danger, but that I nearly died. Now that's a line I bet few of us have had said to us by hemedicaly type persona.

I'm home now. I've told the missis the whole story, without editing out the scary bits. And I've got a shit loads of pills to keep me going.

Apparently I've got a heart virus. Fingers crossed the drugs work. They appear to be anyway. I'm tired, but apart from that all's good. Local hostiple (as pronounced by Molly aged 4) says I'm ok to be home.

Despite the fact I keep telling my missis that I could die at any time, she still wont allow a man his last request, a three some with my wife, myself and Charlie from High 5.

It’s a funny ole world.:wari:

Da Bird
11th April 2006, 00:38
No seriously.

So there I was walking the streets of Singapore - killing time until my flight home, and I suddenly came over all dizzy, So I quickly sit down on a nearby wall, my heart feeling all ‘fluttery’. I'd felt like this for a couple of days, on and off, while in Delhi. I put it down to heat(40 degrees +)/stress or somefink. Anyhoo - I get myself together and decided to make my way back to the airport. I go through immigration, head up the sexcalator, and come over all dizzy again, so I try and crouch down coz I just knew I was on my way out, somewhere, and didn't fancy an uncontrolled face plant into the floor. The next thing I remember is lying on a bed in some sort of medical centre, all wired up to a machine that's supposed to go, "bing", but was actually going, "bing.......bing,bing,bing....bing...bingbing..".

"Don't worry sir, an ambulance is on its way", says a Dr (I think).
$250 later (I shit you not, I had to pay for the private ambo in advance!), and I'm taken to the intensive care unit of the local hospitable. I was drifting in and out of consciousness at this point but vaguely recall a SWAT team of medics at the yocal ICU pumping me with drugs. Surreal as hell twas.

My ticker was in spasm (AF for you medicy types) apparently, and it wouldn't calm down. So some knock out juice was injected into a contraption on my hand, then just before I entered the land of nod I'm hit with an electric shock across my chest.

Farrrrrrqqqq!!

I woke up sometime later all wired up, and out of my skull on something, and the medic team telling me I'm ok, I'm out of danger, but that I nearly died. Now that's a line I bet few of us have had said to us by hemedicaly type persona.

I'm home now. I've told the missis the whole story, without editing out the scary bits. And I've got a shit loads of pills to keep me going.

Apparently I've got a heart virus. Fingers crossed the drugs work. They appear to be anyway. I'm tired, but apart from that all's good. Local hostiple (as pronounced by Molly aged 4) says I'm ok to be home.

Despite the fact I keep telling my missis that I could die at any time, she still wont allow a man his last request, a three some with my wife, myself and Charlie from High 5.

It’s a funny ole world.:wari:

Glad to hear you are ok! I was in Bangalore and Goa (and Singapore) only a couple of weeks ago and didn't have any injections before I went... hoped like hell I didn't pick anything up. All I can say is at least you were in Singapore when you took ill.

Hope you make a full recovery.

BC.

scumdog
11th April 2006, 00:39
I knew there was a downside to all that travel!!
BTW this is not as a result of that experience with the lady in the lift that you DIDN'T have???:whistle:

And oh yeah, get better soon - don't die before I've had a chance to have a brew with ya!!

dangerous
11th April 2006, 06:36
Biff, stop smoking that shit and the dreams will stop.
Also, when I got ya txt re you in intensive cear... I figgered you had been perving and chatting the locals up again in hotel lifts, hence why I txted back 'stop perving and ya eyes will pop back in and your permanent roger will go down'

Glad ya back home fuk that shit when ya so far from home see ya soon.

DemonWolf
11th April 2006, 06:41
Glad to hear ya made it through... must have been a scary experience!

James Deuce
11th April 2006, 06:41
Wondered why you'd gone quiet you Welsh Git.

Take care and next time try to have a Whitworth heart attack. I've got some sockets and wrenches you can borrow.

Mrs Busa Pete
11th April 2006, 06:51
Glad your back and on the road to recovery.I hear that sort of thing knocks the stuffing out of you.You had better take it easy and look after YOURSELF.:doctor:

Colapop
11th April 2006, 08:12
Jaesus, Mary and Peter!! Good you're home and OK(ish). I think that I'd have to have an intervention if the 3some were to get anywhere near proceeding. Like an official food taster I'd have to make sure she (Charlie) wouldn't be the death of you.

Two Smoker
11th April 2006, 08:18
Glad your Ok now Biff!!! Not the nicest experience aye??? Ah well, gives you more reason to stay here and ride ya bike...

Streetwise
11th April 2006, 08:26
Ive heard of this before, Isnt that what got Rod Donald,?? IM glad you ok and you should buy a few lotto tickets.

Sniper
11th April 2006, 08:31
Good to hear you are healing up mate. Get well soon, and even though you almost died, I still can't allow MissSniper there unsupervised.

Riff Raff
11th April 2006, 08:59
Glad you're back with us Biff. Would have been a very scary experience for you. I've seen this done in hospital and am now qualified to do it out on the road.

For those that are interested, Biff's atrial rate would have been over 300 per minute resulting in the atria failing to contract. The AV node is unable to cope with all the incoming impulses and cardiac ouput decreases. Because Biff was unstable he required cardioversion. This is where an electrical current is passed through the heart during a specific part of the cardiac cycle to terminate the dysrythmia. Basically the heart stops very briefly to allow the pacemaker sites to return to normal.

AF is a common dysrhythmia, especially in the elderly, and can be well controlled with medication.

Take care Biff - things just wouldn't be the same on here without our smutty little Welshman.

MSTRS
11th April 2006, 09:24
Take care Boyo - we need you (there's a new coal mine opening up soon, will need your expertise)

Paul in NZ
11th April 2006, 09:31
Feck'in eck boyo....

Now thats some scary shit. Look after yourself Biff!! The place just would NOT be the same without you.

Paul N

Rashika
11th April 2006, 09:32
AF is a common dysrhythmia, especially in the elderly, and can be well controlled with medication.

yeah now this bit sounds about right :innocent:

Damn you gave us a fright ya bugger... just cos we asked you out for a ride, you didn't have to go to those extremes to get out of it... :nya:
next time shall we just call the hospital first huh?

Seriously tho matey, glad you are ok...
ya cant leave me alone on here with all these heathen poms and the rest... us 'welshes' gotta stick together :rockon: :blip: :scooter:

cowpoos
11th April 2006, 10:58
fuck a brick...close call eh bro....good to hear your still with us...

Macktheknife
11th April 2006, 11:38
Glad to hear you aer on the mend Biff, take it a bit easier you welshie! shouldnt be larking around in foreign places mate, you dont know what you will catch.... well you do now I suppose.:doctor:

onearmedbandit
11th April 2006, 12:03
Shit Biff, no good mate. Glad to hear you are on the mend, has it changed your appreciation of all things? Oh yeah, best I get out your way soon if I want these indicator and hi-beam switches swapped over!!

Bend-it
11th April 2006, 14:07
Yeah, I'm from Singapore and I'm glad they took care of you there (for a price of course)! Had a kiwi friend who had to be hospitalised there and they took $5000 off my credit card as deposit before admitting her! Not sure what they'd have done if I didn't have that kinda credit on the card, which not everyone does. Yikes!!

Anyway, insurance came through and forked up, which was cool...

crashe
11th April 2006, 14:36
Fudgen hell Mr Biff...
You blardy well rest up now ya hear.... or else.....!!!!
:doctor: :doctor:

Fark, that really sounds so scarey to have that happen when you are so far away from ALL your loved ones....

oh and us on KB... your KB family.

So no more travelling for you for a while...
Except on your bike.....

Please take it easy and take care mate...

So no more perving at the porn sites for a while, as you have to keep your heart rate down...




Damn mate, now I wish that I had that scanner now, then I would have heard all about it throu the scanner network....:whistle::psst:

Blackbird
11th April 2006, 15:53
Geez Rhod, that's not good mate, you take good care of yourself and best wishes for a full recovery. Forget the threesome, that's just a short cut to the afterlife - hell in your case. And if the sex doesn't do it, the carving knife between your ribs from your wife sure will.

You'd better ride something wimpy for a while until you recover your strength. Let's see..... something like a Gixxer 1000 ought to do the trick.:shifty:

Take care.

Geoff

PS Got a Welshman (Blumeeni) and an Irishman (Freebird) from the UK BIRD site staying with us at the moment.

Skyryder
11th April 2006, 18:03
Bloody hell ol' son, that's scary shit. just hope that wife of yours good you lots of tender loving care. Nothing like a good sweat to get rid of the heeby jeeby's

Good to have back on the board.

Skyryder

Scorpygirl
11th April 2006, 18:16
Blimeee!!!! That really is a scary story. :eek5: Glad you have come through Biff. Take really good care mate. :grouphug:

raster
11th April 2006, 19:21
Take care out there mate, scarry stuff.

dangerous
11th April 2006, 20:20
LMFAO... and do you lot know what the worse bit of all is?
No dirty movies, no porn, and defnitly poor old Biff... NO playing hide the saugage with Mrs B, that heart rate cant rise... ohh and get ya hand of it none a that either :doctor:

SuperDave
11th April 2006, 20:29
Despite the fact I keep telling my missis that I could die at any time, she still wont allow a man his last request, a three some with my wife, myself and Charlie from High 5.



Charlie is a chick right?
Interesting story, good to hear they sorted you out right. Shit like that don't happen too often.

Sniper
11th April 2006, 21:09
LMFAO... and do you lot know what the worse bit of all is?
No dirty movies, no porn, and defnitly poor old Biff... NO playing hide the saugage with Mrs B, that heart rate cant rise... ohh and get ya hand of it none a that either :doctor:

You are a horrible shit you know.

RantyDave
11th April 2006, 21:18
Oohhh, yeahhhhh fuk! man! That is _not_ good. What is good is that it happened right at the end of your hols.


she still wont allow a man his last request, a three some with my wife, myself and Charlie from High 5.

Google google google ... euuw, dude, you must be ill. If it's to be a dying wish, try to aim higher (as it were).

Dave

Sparky Bills
11th April 2006, 21:51
Sounds like your a very lucky person!
Good your still here dude,
LAX OUT!

ducatilover
11th April 2006, 22:04
shit biscuits man! lucky you didnt plonk of into biker heaven:shutup:

TonyB
12th April 2006, 06:35
Bloody hell Biff! MrsB directed me to this one- best wishes and get well soon from the B family. Look after yourself mate, and make sure you do what the medicly types tell you



Despite the fact I keep telling my missis that I could die at any time, she still wont allow a man his last request, a three some with my wife, myself and Charlie from High 5.

Nah- she's gotten very skinny, was highly disapointing sitting in the front row at the last Hi5 concert- all her curves were gone:crybaby:

Edbear
12th April 2006, 07:36
Glad you're back with us Biff. Would have been a very scary experience for you. I've seen this done in hospital and am now qualified to do it out on the road.

For those that are interested, Biff's atrial rate would have been over 300 per minute resulting in the atria failing to contract. The AV node is unable to cope with all the incoming impulses and cardiac ouput decreases. Because Biff was unstable he required cardioversion. This is where an electrical current is passed through the heart during a specific part of the cardiac cycle to terminate the dysrythmia. Basically the heart stops very briefly to allow the pacemaker sites to return to normal.

AF is a common dysrhythmia, especially in the elderly, and can be well controlled with medication.

Take care Biff - things just wouldn't be the same on here without our smutty little Welshman.



Thanks for the ups on this RR, it's always intersting when someone qualifed explains things for us lay people.

Glad you're recovering, Biff. HAd a simialr type of scare when I was a young fella, gives you a awful fright! Was more scared of the huge size of the syringe and needle at the time from memory! Worried the hell outta my mate who had to carry me and the then girlfriend. But she's been married to me for 29yrs now so she musta forgiven me I guess.

Biff
12th April 2006, 20:22
Many thanks for the kind words peeps. I wont respond to all of you, suffice to say I'm grateful to y'all. Except to Mr & Mrs D - suck my purple warrior ya biatches.

I'm suitably rested now, well, I had a day off work but got bored with the PS2 and poxy TV, so I'm back in the orrafice taking it easyish, playing on my 'fatigue' by demanding that everyone else makes coffee.

It's kinda nice having Ether friends. Makes me almost believe that you're all real, and not some weird software programme invented simply to amuse/annoy me. Which I know you are. Apart from Scum Dog. No fooker could invent any software capable of emulating that freaking moustacho. :bleh:

Big rispek :niceone:

Sniper
12th April 2006, 20:27
You take care mate, don't over stress yourserlf ect.

BTW, having a porn night soon, you should come. :laugh:

Krayy
12th April 2006, 20:36
...Despite the fact I keep telling my missis that I could die at any time, she still wont allow a man his last request, a three some with my wife, myself and Charlie from High 5...
Don't want to rain on your iminent parade Biff, but Charlie isn't what shes cracked up to be in person. We went along to the Feb concert (well, I just HAD to go with my girls didn't I), expecting to get all revved up seeing Charlie in the pink (so to speak), and bugger me if she hasn't gone all anorexic and pasty as. Obviously not a sun lover. Now Kelly, thats a different story. A little on the cuddly side, but as Denny Crane says "I LIKE chubby sex". Full of energy too. She'd go off like a bunger!! :2thumbsup

Biff
12th April 2006, 23:31
Damn blast and buggery - I don't dig skinny, or even lean chicks. Maybe if I let Charlie munch on my pork sausage she'll put on a few more pounds.

Did I just say that out loud?

dangerous
13th April 2006, 05:59
Damn blast and buggery - I don't dig skinny, or even lean chicks. Maybe if I let Charlie munch on my pork sausage she'll put on a few more pounds.

Did I just say that out loud?
Biff's back people... and aparantly, fit and well :apint: