Can you share a deer processing horror story in detail?

In some amateur deer processing attempts, people used dull knives. It took them forever to cut through the deer's hide and muscles. They also made jagged cuts that affected the presentation of the meat. And because it took so long, the meat started to spoil a bit before they could properly store it.

Sure. One horror story could be when a library was digitizing its old collection. They accidentally deleted half of the digital files due to a system glitch during the processing. It was a nightmare as those were rare and unique materials.

A man took xanax without knowing his body's reaction to it. He thought it would be like any other mild sedative. But shortly after taking it, he had hallucinations. He saw things that weren't there, like strange creatures in his room. He was so scared that he tried to run away from them, which put him in danger as he could have fallen or hurt himself. His family found him in a very confused state and took him to the hospital. It was a horrible experience for him and made him realize how dangerous it is to take drugs without proper knowledge.

Sure. There was a case where a woman had a serious medical condition. She had been a member of Medishare for years. When she needed a major surgery, she submitted all the required paperwork well in advance. However, Medishare kept delaying the approval process. They asked for more and more documents, some of which seemed irrelevant. As the days passed, her condition worsened. Eventually, she had to take out a large loan to pay for the surgery herself because she couldn't wait any longer for Medishare's decision. It was a nightmare for her as she was left with a huge debt on top of her health problems.

There was a person who took rybelsus and had a really bad reaction. Their blood pressure dropped suddenly. They felt dizzy all the time and had fainting spells. It was a real horror because it happened without any warning. They had to be hospitalized and stop taking rybelsus immediately. This was a big setback for their diabetes treatment plan as they now had to find an alternative treatment.

I know a story where a person applied drysol before going to bed as recommended. But in the middle of the night, they woke up because their underarms were stinging so badly. When they looked, the skin was all inflamed. They washed it off right away, but the pain didn't go away easily. The next day, they noticed small blisters forming. They were so worried about infection that they went to the pharmacy to get some antibacterial ointment. It was a very scary experience for them as they didn't expect such a violent reaction from using drysol.

Sure. There was a story about a biologist who was studying a new species of frog in a remote jungle. He set up his camp near a small stream where these frogs were abundant. One night, he woke up to find hundreds of these frogs surrounding his tent. Their eyes glowed in the dark. As he tried to move, the frogs started to jump towards him. He realized that their skin was secreting some kind of acidic substance that was burning his skin. He managed to escape his tent but got lost in the jungle. All he could hear were the croaks of these menacing frogs as he tried to find his way back to civilization. It was a terrifying experience that he would never forget.

Sure. There was a story of a family who visited Genting. They decided to take a walk in the forested area near the resort at dusk. As they walked, they heard strange howls that seemed to be getting closer. They started to run back to the resort but got lost. All of a sudden, they saw a figure in white floating among the trees. It was really terrifying. They finally managed to find their way back, but they were all shaken up by the experience.

A particular PRK horror story involves a woman who was very excited about getting rid of her glasses. After the surgery, she started experiencing double vision. It was not just a little bit, but it was so bad that she couldn't focus on anything properly. She had to undergo various tests and therapies. They thought it might be related to the way the cornea had healed, but despite all the efforts, the double vision persisted for a long time, and she regretted having the PRK done.

Sure. There was a hiker who started the PCT journey with high hopes. But as he got deeper into the trail, he got sick. It wasn't just a normal cold, but a really bad flu. He was alone and had to keep going to reach the next supply point. His body was weak, and every step was a struggle. He had a fever and was delirious at times. He thought he might not make it. Thankfully, he eventually met some other hikers who helped him get to a nearby town where he could recover. It was a very scary time for him, and it made him realize how vulnerable one can be on the PCT.