I’ve read that rollercoasters help people pass kidney stones so maybe you

Should take your dad to Bush Gardens. Lol I’ve never had one, knock on wood, but the artical that I read was serious in the suggestion. Apparently, the gravity & G-forces placed on the body during the ride help some people pass their stones in a somewhat less painful way. I’m not sure of your dad’s age but it might be worth a shot. Good luck.

Keep in mind, I’m not a doctor. 🤓
[Post edited by Hoakie82 at 07/22/2019 6:13PM]

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Posted: 07/22/2019 at 6:09PM

Fun Times for my Dad...TRYING to Pass KIDNEY Stone...... -- accfootballrules 07/22/2019 4:35PM

...shaking like a dog sh**ing peach pits ** -- chumley 07/22/2019 6:32PM

Pass on the right or left? ** -- MEHOKIE 07/22/2019 6:21PM

On the left hand side ** -- CPRVHokie 07/22/2019 6:27PM

😂😂😂😂 ** -- accfootballrules 07/22/2019 6:26PM

I’ve read that rollercoasters help people pass kidney stones so maybe you -- Hoakie82 07/22/2019 6:09PM

Yep. Raises hand. Extreeeemely painful. Nurse said worse than childbirth. -- Femoyer Hokie 07/22/2019 4:43PM

Take it from someone who has done both—18 hours of labor and then -- HokieHeartNSoul 07/22/2019 4:46PM

Im extremely thankful its the wimmins that have the babies! ** -- DonHo-kieHi 07/22/2019 5:56PM

But what if the kidney stone is the size of a baby? -- turkeywinghokie 07/22/2019 5:12PM

At least you don't have to take care of a kidney stone for 18 years -- MP4VT2004 07/22/2019 6:50PM

I’ve read that rollercoasters help people pass kidney stones so maybe you

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