Bez tytułu

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At least he’s not alone

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His new reality

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his condition worsened, doctors decided to operate

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It's good to have a friend with a sense of humor. You need diapers, he’ll give you a paci

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After catheter removed he still can’t hold his pee, now he need to stay in diapers

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Breathing hits different

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Night before the surgery

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That’s how the real friendship looks like

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They are like twins

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Poor guys

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It’s nice to have a good friend

[allthingsasianisback]

Favourite whump trope would have to be when whumpee has trouble breathing.

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He lets out weak little gasps as he’s rushed to the hospital, the doctors gently reassuring him as they gently hold an oxygen mask to his face. Whumpee looks at the concerned faces looking down at him as he pants harshly through the mask, eyes teary as he sobs in pain.

The doctors look to each other before nodding in agreement, their solemn expressions visible even through their surgical masks. Whumpee shudders as he’s gently held down, trembling through agonising breaths as the cool sting of antiseptic is rubbed against the delicate skin of his throat. Through the desperate desire to breath he barely notices the needle jabbed against his neck numbing up the area, however his teary eyes widen in fear as the cold tip of the scalpel is pressed against his neck. He feels a hand gently combing through his tousled locks as he lets out a choked heave as the tube is lodged into his delicate throat.

The intense fear and pain causes him to fall unconscious to the doctor’s gentle reassurances as he’s wheeled to the OR.

[allthingsasianisback]

Concept of whumpee having a tracheostomy whilst awake, his doctor gently reassuring him as he gently dabs at the area of the whumpee’s neck, numbing it up. Another nurse gently pins whumpee’s head down onto the table as the doctor makes a careful incision to the whumpee’s throat.

The whumpee has no energy to move, but only sobs, heaves and chokes as a tube is inserted down his throat, the doctor gently reassuring his patient about how well he’s doing, and it’ll be over soon.