Re: The Followup After Injections

[Guest guest]

LOL. I can imagine. But does it help you any in the long run????

I don't know, but that kind of therapy just does not seem to appeal to me. I

am afraid of needles. LOL>............... I am a nurse. (go figure).

Actually I am not afraid of needles, just afraid of ME being stuck with them.

I hope you feel better soon .

hugs,

Debra V.

Loest boltzero@...> wrote:

I'm always amused when the doctor office calls the day after receiving

an injection to check on how I'm doing.

Generally I respond with an off the cuff remark like, " I had a needle

shoved in the most painful part of my body. How do you think I feel doc? "

Sure everyone sits at home and sticks straight pins in their bodies

because it's just so much fun.

Here doc,...hand me that hypo and I'll show you how absolutely

pleasurable it is to get a long, sharp piece of metal inserted into an

inflamed area of -your- body.

Then I'll call tomorrow and see how you feel,...you " weenie " .

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[Guest guest]

HAAAAAA!!!

Good one !! Or following surgery, " yeah, it was loads of fun, let's do

it again. "

Annie

Loest boltzero@...> wrote:

I'm always amused when the doctor office calls the day after receiving

an injection to check on how I'm doing.

Generally I respond with an off the cuff remark like, " I had a needle

shoved in the most painful part of my body. How do you think I feel doc? "

Sure everyone sits at home and sticks straight pins in their bodies

because it's just so much fun.

Here doc,...hand me that hypo and I'll show you how absolutely

pleasurable it is to get a long, sharp piece of metal inserted into an

inflamed area of -your- body.

Then I'll call tomorrow and see how you feel,...you " weenie " .

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You rock. That's why Blockbuster's offering you one month of Blockbuster Total

Access, No Cost.