Doctor Who: The Eternity Clock

had better be very careful with the making of : The Eternity Clock for PsN and . News about an American version of did not go well with the fans neither did rumors of a movie by David Yates. If you’re going to do , you need to do it right.

The suggests that the Eleventh Doctor and River Song will take part in this adventure.

The trailer doesn’t show much and everything (not) announced about this is a super tease, so hopefully we’ll know more in the coming months.

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  1. I’m going to shorten my exp. in a lot of incomplete sentences so I can get it all on one post. So here it goes…

    During c-section I wasn’t totally numb from the spinal
    So I could still feel it
    Told anesthesiologist I was feeling sharp pain from instruments He lied to me, said they hadn’t even started
    Well they had and I could smell my skin burning and my husband who was watching the surgery suddenly shot him a ‘what the hell face’.
    Husband got very angry told him to give more medicine
    He said, don’t worry, I’ll give her something after this that will make her forget she ever was here. (Whatever that meant?)
    By that time my BP shot up to 160/111 and I was vibrating so hard because of the pain
    Daughter was born, I was sewn up, wheeled to recovery room
    When pain became unbearable they gave me NSAIDS for pain
    When that obviously didn’t help they said I couldn’t have more meds for 3 hrs.(WTF!!)
    20 minutes in the recovery room I could move my legs after my spinal
    I spent my 2 hours in recovery moaning softly because the pain was so bad that I couldn’t scream.
    Tears were running down my face without any effort.
    The pain was so bad I wish I could’ve gone into shock, or a coma.
    Then when they send me to my room, they make my husband sit in the waiting room and continue my torture further.
    My nurse from the recovery was insistent that I sit up on my own, from lying flat on my back, and move to my bed in the room all by myself, and without any help.
    I couldn’t, there was no way I could. I hurt so bad after being cut open and not getting any pain killers.
    So then 5 more nurses came in to try to bully me into moving.
    My recovery nurse was practically yelling at me saying, they weren’t going to help me. I was going to get in this bed by myself.
    I was laying there crying and begging those horrible women to help me because I just couldn’t do it.
    After 5 minutes, (what seemed like an eternity) my recovery nurse left in a huff and went to get a thing that they put between the beds to make moving patients easier.
    When my husband came back in, I told him what happened, and he was pissed. He said, I’ve had it.
    Then he went to the nurses station and refused to leave until the nurses called the doctor.
    He demanded that I get pain medication, and told them to send a doctor to my room immediately.
    Doctor got there about an hour after I was in my room and finally ordered a pain shot and some Tylox.
    Shot was for immediate relief and the Tylox was to be given round the clock.
    My pain became bearable later that night. The problem was I found out I was allergic to oxycodone, but I was so scared they would under treat my pain again, that I developed a horrible rash, my hands and face swelled up, and I was so itchy. But at least I wasn’t hurting as bad anymore.
    That’s about all of my c-section fiasco. I would think it was a nightmare but I’m holding my beautiful daughter as I type. I don’t trust my doctor nor the facility she works for anymore. What should I do about the horrible way I was treated?
    I’m not taking legal advise off of Y!A, I would like other peoples opinions.

  2. Rassling Fundamentals August 6, 2012 at 9:50 pm -

    I’m going to shorten my exp. in a lot of incomplete sentences so I can get it all on one post. So here it goes…

    During c-section I wasn’t totally numb from spinal
    So I could still feel it
    Told anesthesiologist I was feeling sharp pain from instruments He lied to me, said they hadn’t even started
    Well they had and I could smell my skin burning and my husband who was watching the surgery suddenly shot him a ‘what the hell face’.
    Husband got very angry told him to give more medicine
    He said, don’t worry, I’ll give her something after this that will make her forget she ever was here. (Whatever that meant?)
    By that time my BP shot up to 160/111 and I was vibrating so hard because of the pain
    Daughter was born, I was sewn up, wheeled to recovery room
    When pain became unbearable they gave me NSAIDS for pain
    When that obviously didn’t help they said I couldn’t have more meds for 3 hrs.(WTF!!)
    20 minutes in the recovery room I could move my legs after my spinal
    I spent my 2 hours in recovery moaning softly because the pain was so bad that I couldn’t scream.
    Tears were running down my face without any effort.
    The pain was so bad I wish I could’ve gone into shock from the pain.
    Then when they send me to my room, they make my husband sit in the waiting room and continue my torture further.
    My nurse from the recovery was insistent that I sit up on my own, from lying flat on my back, and move to my bed in the room all by myself, and without any help.
    I couldn’t, there was no way I could. I hurt so bad after being cut open and not getting any pain killers.
    So then 5 more nurses came in to try to bully me into moving.
    My recovery nurse was practically yelling at me saying, they weren’t going to help me. I was going to get in this bed by myself.
    I was laying there crying and begging those horrible women to help me because I just couldn’t do it.
    After 5 minutes, (what seemed like an eternity) my recovery nurse left in a huff and went to get a thing that they put between the beds to make moving patients easier.
    When my husband came back in, I told him what happened, and he was pissed. He said, I’ve had it.
    Then he went to the nurses station and refused to leave until the nurses called the doctor.
    He demanded that I get pain medication, and told them to send a doctor to my room immediately.
    Doctor got there about an hour after I was in my room and finally ordered a pain shot and some Tylox.
    Shot was for immediate relief and the Tylox was to be given round the clock.
    My pain became bearable later that night. The problem was I found out I was allergic to oxycodone, but I was so scared they would under treat my pain again, that I developed a horrible rash, my hands and face swelled up, and I was so itchy. But at least I wasn’t hurting as bad anymore.
    That’s about all of my c-section fiasco. I would think it was a nightmare but I’m holding my beautiful daughter as I type. I don’t trust my doctor nor the facility she works for anymore. What should I do about the horrible way I was treated? How do I get over this?

    Also, for some reason this hospital has a social worker who goes to every new moms room and asks them if they need anything. Ok that’s fine. The problem was she had read my medical history and started asking me questions about a condition I have. One, I don’t need a social worker. I’m not poor, and I have ins. Two, what in the world was she doing looking through my medical record?