Great combine YCH from the southern plush https://www.furaffinity.net/user/littlebeararnold go check him out. This picture is a belated birthday gift for the plush, whose birthday was on August 4 but I couldn't get him something in time.
Krish's Sunny Daycare organised a vaccine day to help the busy parents keep up with their kids' scheduled vaccines. It was a scary day for many of the cubs, who were scared of needles.Matteo had been the first to get his shot, and even the sight of him sucking his lollipop reward didn't encourage the cubs waiting to be called for their turn after seeing his scared face going in. Snow was particularly not happy about it as it was his birthday and he had to wait on the promised cake and party supposed to happen at the daycare.
Arnold got a mischievous thought. Earlier the doctor's nurse had dressed in a cartoon mascot costume while the doctor used a huge prop needle to convince the cubs it wouldn't hurt. As a joke he put on a nurse uniform from the costume box and picked up the prop. The bear who Loupy called the Southern Plush walked into the waiting area, where the first to see him were Loupy & Snow. The wolf and bear knew their turns were next and were already shaking in fear. Seeing the giant needle approaching they reacted in terror, and lived to their soggy nicknames of Puddle Pup & Pisse-lit (bedwetter in French). Then Snow fainted while still holding Loupy trapped in a death grip. The adults returned just in time to witness the prank. The doctor and nurse took Loupy and Snow away for their shots ... and a much needed diaper change.
I was phlebotomized around this time last year at a doctor's office. I have gotten used to the smaller needles and such, but they came for like, a liter of blood and came at me with a large gauge needle and I said... *pulls out the official record and puts on their glasses....* Quote. "What in the fuck is that thing?!" end quote.
I was phlebotomized around this time last year at a doctor's office. I have gotten used to the smal
I kinda like injections, if they are in a place I can see the needle coming. When I take vaccines in my arm or get my blood drawn, I want to make sure I see the needle coming in, so I can be mentally prepared. If I am not looking, I will be startled and it will hurt more that way.
I kinda like injections, if they are in a place I can see the needle coming. When I take vaccines in
