World's Most Painful Drill

Before someone else gets into trouble, especially before a small child gets this much pain, all of you are kind enough to share this as much as you can. My son and I love to swim in the sea. On Thursday, October 26, we both went swimming near the lighthouse in Galle Fort. When my son was floating in the water, swimming towards the sea water, I got worried and swam to inform him to go ashore, not to go further.

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I came and stood on a coral stone. Just then, I felt something pinching my leg, but I asked my son to go to the ground first to see if there was even a pinch on his leg. I looked into the water, but I could not see any ticks. But little by little, I felt that the pain was increasing even in those 30 seconds. After swimming the rest with difficulty, he came to the shore and saw that his left leg was bleeding. A little faint also came.

 

We don't need to talk about the pain when we come back from the beach after getting dressed as soon as possible. He drove the car with difficulty and went home and entered Karapitiya with his wife. Then the doctors looked and said that it was not a tick but a species of fish called "stone fish" that had been stepped on.

 

Dr. Sudhara, who lives next door to me, took a photo of the leg at that time and sent it to Dr. Janaka Ruban. He immediately said that this stone fish had been trampled. Now, due to the pain, I feel like I am getting closer to death.

At that time, another very strong boy came and said, "Doctor, my leg is completely locked, I can't stop." I didn't scream, but the pain is unbearable. If a young man like that screams like that, what will happen if a small child has these problems? . That young man also stepped on this fish there.

  When I was in university, my right leg was hit by a bus and four toes were broken. Even then, I endured the pain and did not scream.

I think this sting is a hundred thousand times more painful than that.

Later Dr. Janaka Reuben met him and said, "Those fish come to land at this time because they have found a mate."

So anyway, today is Poya, tomorrow is Sunday, Monday, Tuesday is school holiday. We know from our own experience that many children bring their parents to the beach at that time to play.

From that time I thought that this accident would happen to a little one.

As of today, I am still admitted in Karapitiya.

I am overjoyed that my son was saved.

Along with this, some people are also sending YouTube links. Check them out a bit about Stone Fish.

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