The waiting killed, it was like having the time crawling so slowly to your heart that it gives you the creeps by just having a small bubble thought of how its gonna be like. .. Fear is just screaming its lungs out from inside which literally just consumed all of your mustard courage that you’re left with. Being the last patient of the day, you just spend your time watching those people from the operation ward being pushed out in wheelchairs and lying on the beds trying to get themselve up again.
The walk and preparation in the operationg theatre was the most frightening and I no longer have the courage to even yell a ‘ouch!’. The surgeon tries to keep my running fears down, and try to jab my finger. So its one in front and the back. The pain is really unbearable that my tears just flowed out without me controlling. It’s the worst of the worse I ever felt. It’s so cold and the had to also strap something over my arm to stop my blood from flowing. After having 30 minwithout blood, the feeling became too overwhelming that the next 10mins was really a torture. Although its just a finger operation, but being alone with the surgeons really makes the whole place feel cold and scary. :’(
But! There were moments that I felt that the nurses there are so well-trained.
Incident 1:
Me: I’m so scared of injections. .. Is it painful. ..
Nurse1: Don’t worry okay. It’s just ant’s bite, a bigbig ant’s bite.
Incident 2:

Check the bruise out yo yo.
Me: *tears rolling down because of the worst most extreme painful jab I’ve ever taken*
Nurse2: -Cracks a joke to make me smile- Not bad! You’re still smiling, cheerful girl! Hang in there.
Incident 3: A weird doc -.-

Check the blood stains out yo.
Doc: -tries to bandage the wire of my finger after he finally let my purple colour numbed hand have blood flow- Aaaa, can you move your finger away?
Me: -tries very hard to move it but too numb to even feel if my nerves are moving the correct finger- Idunno if I’m moving the right one, cannot feel. ..
Doc: Oh! Okay. -continues to banadage-
Anways they can’t really fix it straight because its so bent that the use 2 wire to support my bone to “fuse” it back. .. That means more calcium already. The numbnumb feeling is still there and I don’t want to wake up in the middle of the night yelling pain. Sigh, what a experience.
So typing the whole entry with just a hand kills. FTT tmr, so I should study real hard soon.
14 days MC, 6 weeks without basketball. .. =\
P.S HAPPY BIRTHDAY DEAR JUNE TAN! (: