First self injection
I have ran half a dozen cycles in the past and my girlfriend who was a nurse always pinned me. Well now that shes out of the picture I had to pin myself for the first time. I'm not scared of needles or anything but I do get light headed and so forth. I prepped the area and debated how i wanted to go about doing this. I watched my buddy jab himself like a dart board and I'm not into that, I placed the needle on the skin and turned my head. I pressed down slowly and felt my hand sliding. I took a look and the needle had already broke the skin and was into the muscle. WOOHOO no pain no problem... So now came the injecting, this seemed harder to do but I slowly injected 1ml of Test E 500. After half a ml I had to take a breath and a short pause. After it was all said in done it was painless and simple but unfortunately I'm one of those guys who always get light headed...
Anyone else care to share there first pin? Does the light headed feeling go away?
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LOL...I remember this time last year going to Mexico on vacation and buying a box of Testoprim-D from the kiosk in the airport. (Such a rip off too...) Got it home, cracked the amp, loaded it in the syringe, then talked to myself for like an hour. I was calling myself a bitch, punk, ect...! LOL! It was most likely great TV if it were to have been recorded. Finally, I grabbed that 20g pin and blindly stabbed my ass cheek. OUCH! This shit hurts! I felt real clamy and light headed. Uh- Oh! So I pushed the oils in quickly and pulled out. Wheww! I was cold sweating and the whole 9. Got the worst PIP I ever had too! Huge welt! Now I pin with 27g needles and in my quads. Now I look forward to pinning like a junkie waiting for a fix. LOL Long story short is that the sweats and light headedness go away after u self administer repetitively. I like the 27g so I dont feel the pin go in. I do heat my pins in a rollable heating pad first. I pinch some skin, put pin in place, turn head and slowly push down. Once I am in I can look, but watching it pierce the skin still gives me a slight case of the willy's. Injecting used to give me the same symtoms so I would turn my head the whole time. It will get better over time big fella! Hope this was both comical and insightful.
i stood in front of the mirror at least half an hour, cold sweat and my hands we're shaking ^^
I got lightheaded and broke out in a cold sweat. Damn near fainted. Good thing I was sitting down pinning my quad. Piece of cake now.
AnonI was good with the pin it was the injecting that got me light headed, after half way done I actually had to pause and think happy thoughts before finishing lol.
Once I started injecting thats when the room got a little blury
When I inject those warm gladiator oils into my muscles it's like drinking some nice egg nog infront of the fire place on Christmas Eve. I look forward to it, and I pin everyday.
There's nothing like waking up early with the dew still fresh on the lawn, and the birds chirping... Taking a nice steamy shower, then getting out and filling your cannon with some illegal anabolic steroids, injecting... Then having a nice shave, getting dressed and going downstairs to make some breakfast. It's a great way to start your day.
AnonYou make me want to run into my bath room and inject again. To bad I have to wait until Wednesday for my next pin
Sounds to me like that was your very first pin and a younger kid
I was really scared my first time. It took me like 20 mins to actually do it.
Once I finished injecting I was thinking MAN QUIT BEING A PUSSY that wasnt bad at all.
Now pinning is a simple regular thing like clipping your fingernails or flossing your teeth
AnonI told myself to man up and do it! I did'nt want to be sitting around for 20 minutes thinking about it. Thanks for your input and happy pinning
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Yeah the light headed feeling goes away
It's called the Vaso vagel response and leads some to even fully faint
Common place with injections and other scary medical procedures
AnonFor a second I thought you was pulling my leg, I had to google that lol.
A vasovagal episode or vasovagal response or vasovagal attack[1] (also called neurocardiogenic syncope) is a malaise mediated by the vagus nerve. When it leads to syncope or "fainting", it is called a vasovagal syncope, which is the most common type of fainting.[2]
There are different syncope syndromes which all fall under the umbrella of vasovagal syncope. The common element among these conditions is the central mechanism leading to loss of consciousness. The differences among them are in the factors that trigger this mechanism.
Anyways I read a few pages about it and your exactly right.. Every symptom and description down to a science.
Thanks Gatorgear
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