Doctors and tedious questions

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laughing, and thinking about rolling on the floor, but laughing and wiping the

tears from my eyes at " let's talk about your depression! "

Bonnadel

> wrote:

> My fantasy is taking a hemostat and clipping it on the doctor's nose, then

asking them, " Are you in pain? I don't think you're *really* in pain. Let's talk

about your depression..... " :-)

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> wrote:

>My fantasy is taking a hemostat and clipping it on the doctor's nose, then

asking them, " Are you in pain? I don't think you're *really* in pain. Let's talk

about your depression..... " :-)

,

We all did a description of " How does your pain fee? " I once told the doctor

pretend your are a porcupine and your needles are turned inward.

Also, stick a knife ii your hip and try sitting with a knife in you, it also

feels like one big bicycle scrape.

I also used to have my students sit at there desk on top of their legs bent

underneath them to let them get the feel of what it feels like sitting in a

wheelchair.

I draw on my stick figure every month, level, and functional assessment but I

don't think they ever look.

I also lie on my left side on the floor a lot, I think I will lie on their floor

to get the message across, If it wasn't so serious, it

would be laughable but we could have other things to do if we were out of pain.

I agree with what you say.

Bennie