Words this week are supplied by Delores at; Mumblings
Hitch, Quack, Curtains, Deplorable.Mundane, Ravelled.
My unhappy story Goe's.---
During my later years, visits to my local Quack IE Doctor at my local hospital have become quite Mundane, most visits go along without a Hitch-even when having to display one's essentials when stripped.
However, a recent visit to the hospital left me Un- Ravelled when two young trainee nurses entered the room- which I found Deplorable, although the procedure they were witnessing was behind closed curtains, the doctor explained it was part of the nurses training. nevertheless I myself found it to be totally embarrassing.
I must admit what happens under anesthetic one is rarely aware of, but in broad daylight, it is a different matter.
Vest... Daily Gaggle.
9 comments:
This is sadly familiar.
Sorry that you (and I) have gone through this.
I'd be a bit unravelled too. The doctor is supposed to ask you first if you mind and if you say no you don't want others watching he is supposed to respect that.
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Enjoyed a good laugh, thanks, Les. SUE.
As long as they didn't giggle, right???
Good use of those words. To be displayed as if you were a manikin, is dehumanizing.
I laughed, too....great story, Vest! Lift your head high...nothing to be ashamed of! :)
This is a general reply to all the 'young ladies who were courteous in their reply to my dilemma. This is the Gospel truth.
I would also like to say it was not the first occasion this has happened. Many years ago at half of my present age, I was having tummy problems which had to be diagnosed. My next door Neighbour was a nurse at the local hospital and to whom I confided to regarding my predicament... On the day of the intrusion I had to have a Barium meal ENEMA at the hospital and the prank that the neighbour pulled was half a dozen trainee nurses doing the enema thingy.
On arriving home My wife and neighbour were there to greet me, Both were laughing their heads off- even before I said a word.. Yes you can Guess. It was a prank and I had been set up.
It is true they need to train the new nurses and doctors. It's a bit difficult on the patients, though, when they don't want trainees in there. Here, they must ask if it's okay first. Since i was raised by a doctor and a nurse, i always say yes and try to be helpful to them, but that's just me, i want them well trained.
Under the right anesthetic along with other good drugs I guess I don't care who does what. I've been in this situation at least twice that I can remember.
Arlee Bird
Tossing It Out
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