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Message: [QUOTE="huskyrob1, post: 2682002, member: 1226"] I'm a veteran, have dealt with them for seven years now. Had my first attack at 3am seven years ago. Second attack last September. Each time the worst pain by far comes when the stone first tries to make it's way out of your kidney and into the ureter, once it reaches the bladder the pain eases and gets several orders of magnitude less intense as it travels into the urethra and out. Just before you pass it you will probably feel a pinch or momentary sharp pain, but nothing compared to when the stone makes it's way down the ureter. First attack I coated the walls in St V's ER with so much vomit, just from the intense pain, would have put Linda Blair to shame. Have had Lithotripsy twice. If you need a good urologist, Larry Muldoon in Fairfield is the best. [/QUOTE]