You see this look across the room , what do you do ? <| sep |> I had Rodgers but switched to 90 ovr carr because i needed him for dt t 2 i have no complains with either . <| sep |> Sounds like this kid is old enough to get a job and work it off then . <| sep |> I ' m so sorry to here you have two ! I couldn ' t imagine . I had one on my right just within the last month . The day I got it in same day as surgery I went to the ER due to extreme pain . Unfortunately , I found nothing to ease the pain throughout the duration of its placement . Heating pads seemed to soothe me at least to where it would help me sleep so that ' s good , but at some points dual ice packs on my stomach and back helped as well , presumably bc it ' d help the swelling . My honest , best advice is to have someone around to provide lots of support and can understand you ' re in a lot of pain and just willing to be there for you . I ended up building up a tolerance to Vicodin to the point where it never put a dent in the pain , it was awful , but when that happened my mom was there to talk me through it or just let me cry , whether on the phone or in person . It helped a lot . My other advice would be to take pain pills before you get them taken out if someone hasn ' t told you that already . It can be agonizing and in my case landed me right back in the ER in uncontrollable pain . Worse than actual kidney stone pain and worse than having the stent in . Some people experience no problems , but from what I ' ve read that sort of unbearable pain is not uncommon . The actual removal is painful , but not for long so no worries there . Just be prepared with pain pills and to take it easy after removal . I do wish you the best of luck and hope that all goes well !