Lost Objects

That has never happened to me before. My brother's friend stuck an eraser up in nose in elementary school and they had to go have it taken out. Then my cousin's little girl stuck one of those styrofoam pieces (they sometimes call popcorn) that came in a box in the mail up her nose and it started expanding so they had to get her to the hospital and they had to get it out.

When my little girl was about one or so she got a small piece of banana stuck in her nose. For about 3 days or so I thought it was a booger and kept trying to get it out with my finger nail so she could breath better but with no success. So after about 3 days, she was sitting in her high chair and sneezed really hard and out it came. When it came out you could totally tell it was banana and I could not help but bust up laughing.

Years ago, won't tell you how long!!! I put a lima bean up my nose. Don't know why, don't even remember how they got it out, but I know it isn't there now!

I know someone who put a tiny magnet up her nose and couldn't get it out. At the hospital they just put another magnet under her nose and it came out.

You mean she stuck a pea in her nose, and they didn't know it until she physically started to smell? Or that she noticed she was smelling things different or funny? That is hilarious. I mean it's bad, but hilarious. In first grade a kid in my class stuck corn up his nose and had to be taken to the emergency room. I stuck a fake pearl up my nose when I was seven on a dare. My mom about freaked out, but after a lot of uh, 'snorting', it came out. : )

When I was 4 I stuck the bottom part of a mandarin orange up my nose. I had to pay a trip to the hospital to get it removed.

Two little short tales here. My sister when she was about 10 had a Q-Tip cleaning her ear. Well she was walking around doing this and hit the wall. The q0tip punctured her ear drum giving her a temporary loss of hearing. To this day I will not use a q-tip in my ear. Now when I was a machinist years ago I had steel shavings fly into my face. I had to go to the ER due to severe headaches the next day. I felt nothing unusual other than headaches. Well turns out I had shavings in my eye. Yes in it. They used a magnet to pull it out enough to grab it with tweezers. There were about 6 pieces I think total. The feeling of the magnet pulling the eyeball as it attracted the steel was strange to say the least. That didn;'t hurt either. It was just annoying seing the magnet & tweezers up so close. They looked like tools from the cast of Land Of The Giants. asons along this area.

No, I have not, and I don't recall any of my friends putting anything in their body either. Did your grandaughter have to have surgery to remove the rubber bands? I bet she won't do that again.

I had a niece who got a tic-tac stuck up her noise. And my oldest daughter when she was about 8 years old had pieced ears. One morning she woke up and said her ear was sore. I checked it and could not find the back to her earring. I tried to take the earring off and it wouldn't move. I checked closer and the back was inside the hole in her ear. I couldn't get it out. I brought her to the ER. They numbed the ear, held her down and pulled it out. Then they gave her medicine fro infection.