Not what you want to hear
joanlawson
Member Posts: 8,681
I had to have a minor op. today, and there were two nurses assisting the doctor. While I was being operated on, one nurse said to the other, ''It's that time of the month again, and it always makes me clumsy, dropping things and bumping into things''. The other one said,''Oh yes, I know what you mean. I'm just like that too''.
Not the ideal conversation to hear in an operating theatre when you are the patient and the same nurse is just about to sew you up :roll:
Joan
Not the ideal conversation to hear in an operating theatre when you are the patient and the same nurse is just about to sew you up :roll:
Joan
0
Comments
-
oh Joan, no, not the best thing to hear was it, you poor thing, did you mention anything to them.
Karen xxKaren xx0 -
Joan....not really what you want tto hear.
Glad they didn't bump into you or drop anything on you and you are now home safe.
juliepf x0 -
Wow Joan, what a thing to here while your under the knife as it where! I don't know if anyone else has heard any non suitable chat while in the same position or any other places like that like doctors, hospitals or dentist? would be a great topic to open!! Amanda, (bubbadog).0
-
Haha!
Oh Joan that is funny! And so NOT what you want to hear!
I hope you are recovering well Maybe you should run a magnet over the site of you op just to be sure!
A few years ago while living in the UK I had my second malignant melanoma removed. The dermatologist said to another doctor how much Australians overreact about getting moles and freckles checked!!
Hmmm...
Arna x0 -
I would have piped up saying that i had the same problem only i tended to get violent if things went wrong in my life0
-
:shock:
you ok Joan????????????? :???:0 -
Hi Joan.
how are you feeling now.have a good rest.
i hope your friend is well.
take care both of you.
joan xxtake care
joan xx0 -
Thanks all for your replies.
Luckily, I'm still in one piece, despite the comments of the two nurses with PMT :roll: I laughed about it, but afterwards it did strike me as inappropriate in the circumstances. I should have asked them whether it always caused them to behave so unprofessionally too :roll:0 -
Hi Joan, I am so glad that things went ok, despite the nurses little chit chat.
Matron would not have been best pleased. I know we had a good natter and gossip, but when dealing with a patients, that was the concern and the time, not the time of the month and how clumsy they both were. :eek: :eek:
I do remember in theatre, the surgeon said "oops" - "WHAT do you mean OOPS"? Liver sutures please. Dont OOOPS again please, it is not good for my equipoise. Thankfully the patient was fine. Huge sigh in theatreXX Aidan (still known as Bubbles).0 -
:???: Scary!
Nxx0
Categories
- All Categories
- 12.2K Our Community
- 9.7K Living with arthritis
- 777 Chat to our Helpline Team
- 398 Coffee Lounge
- 23 Food and Diet
- 224 Work and financial support
- 6 Want to Get Involved?
- 173 Hints and Tips
- 400 Young people's community
- 12 Parents of Child with Arthritis
- 38 My Triumphs
- 128 Let's Move
- 33 Sports and Hobbies
- 244 Coronavirus (COVID-19)
- 21 How to use your online community
- 37 Community Feedback and ideas