Can you share booster horror stories you've heard?

Yes. I heard of a case where Prilosec seemed to disrupt a person's normal gut flora. They had been taking it for a while, and then they started having all kinds of digestive problems like diarrhea and bloating that they didn't have before. It was a real horror for them as it affected their daily life and they had to stop taking Prilosec and try to find other ways to manage their original issue.

Yes. I've heard of a case where the anesthesia was administered incorrectly, and the patient woke up during the surgery and felt every cut and movement. It was a traumatic experience for the patient. Also, there was a situation where the anesthesia caused the patient to have a seizure immediately after the operation, which was very unexpected and dangerous.

A truly horrible workaway story involved a young workawayer who was promised a friendly and cultural - exchange - focused experience. Instead, the host made them work from dawn till dusk in a sweatshop - like environment. The living conditions were so bad that there was no proper sanitation, and the food was inedible. The workawayer became ill due to the poor conditions but was still forced to work. This is a prime example of how a workaway can turn into a nightmare.

Since I don't have any direct knowledge of phexxi horror stories, it could be that they are rare or not widely publicized. It might be something that only a small number of people who have used Phexxi have experienced, and they haven't shared them on a large scale.

One of the worst I've heard was a family who had been living abroad for years and had multiple bank accounts in different countries. They were completely unaware of the fbar requirements. When they finally got notified, they faced huge fines that nearly bankrupted them. They had to sell some of their assets just to pay the penalties.

I heard about a nursing home where norovirus affected many of the elderly residents. These seniors were already in a fragile state of health. With the norovirus, they became very ill. Some passed away not just because of the virus itself, but also due to the weakened state it left them in. It was heart - breaking for the families and the staff who tried their best to control the spread but couldn't completely stop it.

A horrible experience was when someone had their wallet stolen on the train. They were traveling alone and all their money, cards, and identification were in that wallet. They had to rely on the kindness of strangers just to be able to call their bank and family. It was a nightmare trying to sort everything out in a foreign country.

There was a case where a person's skin got so inflamed from using retinol that they had to stop using all skincare products for a while. The inflammation was so bad that it took weeks for the skin to calm down, and during that time, they had to be very careful about what they ate and how they exposed their skin to the environment.

I've heard that Monet haircare products sometimes made hair fall out. It was really distressing for those who experienced it. They would comb their hair and find large amounts of hair coming out, which they suspected was due to using Monet products.

Sure. There was a home - cleaning franchise where the franchisor took a large percentage of the franchisees' revenue for 'advertising' but there was no visible increase in business due to it. Also, in a tutoring franchise, the franchisor provided really outdated teaching materials. Franchisees had to spend a lot of their own money to update them. Another bad one was a pet - care franchise where the franchisor didn't support the franchisees during a local crisis that affected the pet - care industry.