OT - *GROSS GYNOCOLOGIST DETAILS*

[Guest guest]

And no, no drugs. Just

> steely will and a reliance on my own high pain threshold.

No how. No way. I don't care what you use, but if you don't use

something they wouldn't be touching me. Babies I can do. Anything

else. No way. Not happening in this lifetime.

You must have an incredibly high pain threshold and nerves of steel

girl!

[Guest guest]

I would be going " EEWWW " as well and telling my dr " Not on your life " .

Georga Hackworth

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>For him it's just another

> day at the office.

Thanks, Karin -- that's what I keep trying to tell myself now. Like a

mantra. LOL

Thanks to everyone who answered me; I just needed to go " eeeewwwww " to an

audience! It helped a lot. :-)

Jacquie

[Guest guest]

I would be going " EEWWW " as well and telling my dr " Not on your life " .

Georga Hackworth

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Re: OT - *GROSS GYNOCOLOGIST DETAILS*

>For him it's just another

> day at the office.

Thanks, Karin -- that's what I keep trying to tell myself now. Like a

mantra. LOL

Thanks to everyone who answered me; I just needed to go " eeeewwwww " to an

audience! It helped a lot. :-)

Jacquie

[Guest guest]

I would be going " EEWWW " as well and telling my dr " Not on your life " .

Georga Hackworth

www.ubah.com/F1549 Enter to win $50 in FREE books!

Re: OT - *GROSS GYNOCOLOGIST DETAILS*

>For him it's just another

> day at the office.

Thanks, Karin -- that's what I keep trying to tell myself now. Like a

mantra. LOL

Thanks to everyone who answered me; I just needed to go " eeeewwwww " to an

audience! It helped a lot. :-)

Jacquie

[Guest guest]

Reminds me of what my dr said when I had our last child. The epidural didn't

take and the dr made the comment " She's holding up well to the pain " .

Excuse me?

It didn't hurt all that bad, I just had this really horrid sharp pain that would

show up on my right side everytime I would move just a little and that is what I

wanted the epidural for, even after a while I got used to that pain (no one was

able to figure out what it was) and it didn't bother me all that much.

My dr thought I was nuts when I told him that labor contractions do not hurt.

It is back labor that hurts like hell.

Actually, I think my dr still thinks I am nuts.

Georga Hackworth

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>

> You must have an incredibly high pain threshold and nerves of steel

> girl!

Well, I have no way of comparing, but that's what nurses always tell me when

I'm in hospital for something!

When I broke my tibia & fibula both right in half (or is it tibula and

fibia?) everyone who cared for me up until x-rays - including the EMTs, the

doctor, and the nurses - thought I had a sprain because I was so calm. I

dunno. <shrug>

Jacquie

[Guest guest]

Reminds me of what my dr said when I had our last child. The epidural didn't

take and the dr made the comment " She's holding up well to the pain " .

Excuse me?

It didn't hurt all that bad, I just had this really horrid sharp pain that would

show up on my right side everytime I would move just a little and that is what I

wanted the epidural for, even after a while I got used to that pain (no one was

able to figure out what it was) and it didn't bother me all that much.

My dr thought I was nuts when I told him that labor contractions do not hurt.

It is back labor that hurts like hell.

Actually, I think my dr still thinks I am nuts.

Georga Hackworth

www.ubah.com/F1549 Enter to win $50 in FREE books!

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>

> You must have an incredibly high pain threshold and nerves of steel

> girl!

Well, I have no way of comparing, but that's what nurses always tell me when

I'm in hospital for something!

When I broke my tibia & fibula both right in half (or is it tibula and

fibia?) everyone who cared for me up until x-rays - including the EMTs, the

doctor, and the nurses - thought I had a sprain because I was so calm. I

dunno. <shrug>

Jacquie

[Guest guest]

Reminds me of what my dr said when I had our last child. The epidural didn't

take and the dr made the comment " She's holding up well to the pain " .

Excuse me?

It didn't hurt all that bad, I just had this really horrid sharp pain that would

show up on my right side everytime I would move just a little and that is what I

wanted the epidural for, even after a while I got used to that pain (no one was

able to figure out what it was) and it didn't bother me all that much.

My dr thought I was nuts when I told him that labor contractions do not hurt.

It is back labor that hurts like hell.

Actually, I think my dr still thinks I am nuts.

Georga Hackworth

www.ubah.com/F1549 Enter to win $50 in FREE books!

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>

> You must have an incredibly high pain threshold and nerves of steel

> girl!

Well, I have no way of comparing, but that's what nurses always tell me when

I'm in hospital for something!

When I broke my tibia & fibula both right in half (or is it tibula and

fibia?) everyone who cared for me up until x-rays - including the EMTs, the

doctor, and the nurses - thought I had a sprain because I was so calm. I

dunno. <shrug>

Jacquie

[Guest guest]

I'm just so grossed out.

Went to the gyn this morning because I have an IUD that needs to come out.

Problem is, the damn string they use to catch and remove the damn thing is

MISSING. It's supposed to be out of the cervix, but mine isn't. The IUD is in

perfect position, though, so I'm not in any danger of physical distress.

So he did an internal, verified that yes, the string is missing, and told me

there are two things to be done. The FINAL step is for me to go into hospital

for day surgery, where they'll put me under general anesthetic, dilate the

cervix, and remove the IUD. OK, that's find...BUT BEFORE WE DO THAT, I have to

come in at the end of the month, *during my period*, when the cervix is slightly

dilated and he may be able to fish around and find the fucking string and get it

out in the office.

That is GROSS!!!!! ICK! YUCK! BLEAGH!

I ask you: what man in his right mind would become a gynocologist??????????

I am COMPLETELY sickened by this. It feels SO wrong. ICK.

Jacquie

-whose gyn has obsessive compulsive disorder (freely admitted) and spent the

talking portion of the visit making sure his desk things were in their exact and

proper places. And who is glad to know about OCD, and not take that personally.

LOL

[Guest guest]

>No, I would go to the hospital and have them knock me out. Thank you very

much!

The joy of socialized and under funded medicine.

They'll do everything they can to keep you out of an expensive operating

theatre.

Ask me about my c-section sometime. It's a case in point.

Jacquie

-who doesn't get to go to the OR til her doctor has exhausted every

excrutiating possiblity.

[Guest guest]

>No, I would go to the hospital and have them knock me out. Thank you very

much!

The joy of socialized and under funded medicine.

They'll do everything they can to keep you out of an expensive operating

theatre.

Ask me about my c-section sometime. It's a case in point.

Jacquie

-who doesn't get to go to the OR til her doctor has exhausted every

excrutiating possiblity.

[Guest guest]

>No, I would go to the hospital and have them knock me out. Thank you very

much!

The joy of socialized and under funded medicine.

They'll do everything they can to keep you out of an expensive operating

theatre.

Ask me about my c-section sometime. It's a case in point.

Jacquie

-who doesn't get to go to the OR til her doctor has exhausted every

excrutiating possiblity.

[Guest guest]

>For him it's just another

> day at the office.

Thanks, Karin -- that's what I keep trying to tell myself now. Like a

mantra. LOL

Thanks to everyone who answered me; I just needed to go " eeeewwwww " to an

audience! It helped a lot. :-)

Jacquie

[Guest guest]

>For him it's just another

> day at the office.

Thanks, Karin -- that's what I keep trying to tell myself now. Like a

mantra. LOL

Thanks to everyone who answered me; I just needed to go " eeeewwwww " to an

audience! It helped a lot. :-)

Jacquie

[Guest guest]

>For him it's just another

> day at the office.

Thanks, Karin -- that's what I keep trying to tell myself now. Like a

mantra. LOL

Thanks to everyone who answered me; I just needed to go " eeeewwwww " to an

audience! It helped a lot. :-)

Jacquie

[Guest guest]

> ACK!!!!!! That is awful. My body is in pain just thinking of it! Bleech.

Can they sedate you if he has to " fish " for it?

> Jacquie H

Oh, he WILL fish for it. At the end of this month. And no, no drugs. Just

steely will and a reliance on my own high pain threshold.

Jacquie

[Guest guest]

> ACK!!!!!! That is awful. My body is in pain just thinking of it! Bleech.

Can they sedate you if he has to " fish " for it?

> Jacquie H

Oh, he WILL fish for it. At the end of this month. And no, no drugs. Just

steely will and a reliance on my own high pain threshold.

Jacquie

[Guest guest]

> ACK!!!!!! That is awful. My body is in pain just thinking of it! Bleech.

Can they sedate you if he has to " fish " for it?

> Jacquie H

Oh, he WILL fish for it. At the end of this month. And no, no drugs. Just

steely will and a reliance on my own high pain threshold.

Jacquie

[Guest guest]

>

> You must have an incredibly high pain threshold and nerves of steel

> girl!

Well, I have no way of comparing, but that's what nurses always tell me when

I'm in hospital for something!

When I broke my tibia & fibula both right in half (or is it tibula and

fibia?) everyone who cared for me up until x-rays - including the EMTs, the

doctor, and the nurses - thought I had a sprain because I was so calm. I

dunno. <shrug>

Jacquie