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Outed myself in the hospital

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(@michellemybell)
Noble Member     Clearwater, Florida, United States of America
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Had a bit of a scare last week.  I caught a bad case of the flu and went to urgent care for some Tamiflu to hopefully shorten the duration.  It didn't agree with me and as I was sitting at the dinner table with my wife I got very nauseous and passed out.  She panicked and called 911.  I was out about 5 minutes according to her but I recovered enough before the EMT's arrived to change out of my pink satin panties that I was wearing under my shorts and avoid that potential embarrassment.  The EMT's insisted I go with them to the ER to get checked out so I experienced my first ambo ride and a very long wait in the ER. 

They decided to keep me over night for observation and after many long hours parked out in the ER hallway they found me a bed.  I was very tired and when they asked me to put on their hospital socks I took off my socks without thinking about my burgundy red toes and gave the two nurses helping me a good look.  I quickly put on the new socks but they had plenty of time to observe my brightly polished toes.  Thankfully they acted like they hadn't seen anything and so life went on.  Later that day two physical therapy ladies came to check me out and wanted me to remove my socks.  I told them I preferred to leave them on which they did not understand.  They said I could put them right back on and I insisted I wanted to leave them on.  They probably were able to guess what was going on but I wasn't ready for another toe reveal with a couple of physical therapists that didn't have a need to know.

There is a part of me that feels I should be able to show my feminine side without embarrassment.  However, there is another part of me that embarrasses easily and cares what other people think probably way too much.  I think that is probably a part of my girly nature.

They didn't find anything to be concerned about other than some known heart issues so they sent me on my way later that day.

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(@erinb)
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@michellemybell wow I’m just glad your alright herd there is some serious side effects to that drug you have to be careful when using unfortunately we don’t know how one’s body will react to the medication but glad everything turned out ok for ya hope your feeling better tc and get well 

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(@michellemybell)
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@erinb Felt like a truck hit me for over a week and didn't even have the energy to get on CDH.  Feeling a lot better now but still very congested.  Flu shot a month ago didn't seem like it helped at all.  Thanks for your concern.

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 Erin
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(@erinb)
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@michellemybell glad ya feeling better was it influenza A by chance hear it’s been nasty going around the world this year we had 2 case hear in the house lucky I didn’t get it I understand Whatca mean by getting hit by a truck indeed 

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(@michellemybell)
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@erinb It was Infuenza A and the flu shot I had a month ago didn't seem to help at all.  Last time I felt that bad was years ago when I had pneumonia.

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(@erinb)
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@michellemybell definitely a butt kicker my SO said it was worse then Covid seems to be a nasty virus this year 

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(@valentina16)
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@michellemybell my wife and I had the same thing. Wasn’t nice. GWS. 💚

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@michellemybell 

 The stories the hospital staff could tell. 

  I read of one guy admitted unconscious from a auto accident. He wore a three piece suit. But was underdressed in a cute blouse, bra mini skirt and panties. Not a word was said about it. When he was discharged from the hospital. His girl attire was neatly folded, bagged and returned to him. Now that's professionalism! 🥰

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(@michellemybell)
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@gafran I am sure they have seen it all.

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(@gafran)
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@michellemybell 

Roger that! 🥰

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(@emmat)
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@michellemybell ,

I'm glad you had an all clear Michelle

I had a similar experience, in that a couple medical staff had the pleasure of seeing my knickers - the first time I'd been 'exposed' , but I'm sure run of the mill for them. And like you, I  survived.

It brings to mind the way therapists use the technique of 'managed exposure' to treat phobias. In my case I needed to take my trousers off, so they could give me a good grope in the groin to explore a DVT. So it couldn't be avoided. My health was more important. And that obviously clicked something in my brain. If a similar situation arose again, I don't think it would bother me too much, and maybe it would be the same for you if you find yourself in  a similar situation.

Emma x

 

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(@michellemybell)
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@emmat Having it happen without it being a big deal definitely makes me less worried about it happening again.

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Baroness
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@michellemybell Glad that you're ok.

I've had a couple of emergency admissions to hospital, both times just in male clothes.

First one, a road traffic accident. ALL my clothes we cut off so no dignity was left.

Second one, a sporting injury, smashed shoulder, bleeding profusely from elsewhere. The nurse went to cut my t-shirt off, but I asked her not to (it was new and hadn't been damaged in the incident). I still have the t-shirt.

 

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(@closetcelt)
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@michellemybell I went in for a simple outpatient procedure, that turned almost deadly with the first surgical team perforated my esophagus, I was then rushed to emergency surgery not even have woke from the first. My wife told me when she got there, a pair of satin gray panties where folded nicely on the couch. The nurse said to her, I'm pretty sure he's gonna want these back, they look expensive, and never heard any of it until I was released and back home. The same nurse was with me the entire time I was in ICU, and had given my a couple sponge baths, so the panties where the least of my concern, although she gave really nice sponge baths, so who's actually the winner

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(@michellemybell)
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@closetcelt My wife worries a lot about someone finding out so that would probably be the biggest issue if that were to happen to me.  Sounds like you have a supportive wife there.

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Lady
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@michellemybell They don't care. They've seen so much it doesn't phase them. 

I was having a procedure done some years ago and the nurse came in. She said "I have to shave you for the surgery". Then she pulled up the sheet and saw I was shaved and said "oh, you already did it. Good, saves me the time" and off she went.

 

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@cherylt Cheryl - that was very nice of you to help out the nurse like that 😜

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@michellemybell 

Glad to hear you’re ok Michelle.

My similar thing was late last year. Not medical related, but a massage.

It was a weekend and my wife was working, so I decided to dress in the morning.

It was only as I was changing to head for the massage that I realised I’d left my bra on far too long and it had left the usual giveaway marks on my back.

I was quite embarrassed as I undressed at the massage parlour. I’ve been going to see this lady for quite a while, but she now knows something about me that I didn’t plan! 

 

 

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(@michellemybell)
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@lucyb112 Whoops!  That sounds like something I would do for sure and not even realize it until I was stripping for the massage.

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(@sometimessteffi)
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@lucyb112 

I've gone to have a massage with painted toes knowingly.  Several times.  Hey, I just paid good money to get my toes painted.  I'm not removing the nail polish just for a massage.

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Lady
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@michellemybell Firstly, I'm glad it was nothing more serious. Secondly I have no doubt that this wouldn't have even been a thing for the staff. I have heard of way more embarrassing stories than this & the staff are more concerned with your well being than whether you have painted nails or not. I've been out & about with painted nails for some time now & it hasn't raised as much as an eyebrow so don't sweat it.

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@michellemybell Michelle, I’m so happy you are better and got the help you needed.  I know how private you are, and it must have been really traumatic for you, but you were at least able to get changed.  As for the toenails, I’m sure the nurse just admired how pretty you looked and probably was jealous that her boyfriend/ husband didn’t have pretty toes like that.  I’m sure she went home and did them for him that night.  

I hope you really realize now that nobody really cares about our little hobby, we’re both old and in the days when we were young, there was no such thing as what we do, so we are programmed to be embarrassed and feel bad for exposing ourselves.  But we really shouldn’t.  

im so glad you are Ok.  Stay healthy my friend!

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(@sometimessteffi)
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@jennconn 

I've been going to acupuncture to see if it would help my neuropathy.  I use the same acupuncturist as my wife.  I wanted to get my toes painted, and my feet (and pretty much everything else, except my privates) are exposed.  I had a talk with the acupuncturist to make your that he wouldn't be bothered and wouldn't rat me out to my wife.  He was fine with is.  Plus, there's always HIPPA.

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(@sometimessteffi)
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@michellemybell 

I had an unexpected trip to the ER with painted toes for a possible heart attach.  My wife would have freaked out if I had been exposed in public.  She stepped away for a few minutes and I summoned my ER nurse to get me some hospital socks.  I exposed my painted toes to the nurse, but my wife was never the wiser.

Imagine being more worried about my wife seeing my painted toes than about a possible attach. 

I had a heart cath and checked out OK.

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(@michellemybell)
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@sometimessteffi I can relate.  My wife is always worried that someone will find out.  Glad you are OK.

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@michellemybell Michelle, I am glad you are okay! I recently went for am MRI and had to wear a hospital gown. During the MRI, when the nurse had to talk to me, she would put her hand on my smooth legs. She had to have noticed that I had no leg hair. She was very polite and kind to me.

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(@sometimessteffi)
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@dee2 

I'm old.  Whatever leg hair I ever had has disapeared.

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(@dee2)
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@sometimessteffi I am aging, have low testosterone and epilate the remaining few hairs.

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@michellemybell I understand your fear of letting others find out your secret. For the most part these health care professionals have seen all of this already and would not be shocked or surprised. Since you have heart issues already worrying about this can make that worse. 

Myself in 2020 just as things were easing from Covid I had knee replacement surgery and afterwards I spent 2 weeks at my daughter's. That was the last time I wore men's underwear. A few weeks later I went to my physical therapy wearing a bra and heavy sweatshirt. The therapy room was so hot that my therapist said I could take off my sweatshirt but I refused to.

Cassie 

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(@sometimessteffi)
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@loneleycd 

I had been going to physical therapy for a few weeks without any problem.

This day, the PT asks me to take off my shoes and socks.  Oops, my toes are painted.  I was embarrassed, but I did it.  The exercise was that she place a bunch of marbles on the floor.  I had to pick them up with my toes and drop them in a bowl.  The most embarrassing thing.  The PT office was open planning and everyone at the office that day could see my painted toes.

The next week, I wasn't embarrassed at all.  Exposure therapy.

The next week, the GG exercising on the bike next to me had nail polish that I liked.  I said, "I have a similar color", and I took off my shoes and socks to show her.  I could tell by her expression that she was freaked out, but she didn't say anything and I didn't care.

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(@michellemybell)
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@sometimessteffi I admire your courage to be yourself.

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(@sometimessteffi)
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@michellemybell 

As they say, "Take a fearless pill".  Or drink some "liquid courage".

Being yourself gets easier over time.  Kind of like swimming in cold water.  Some people walk into cold water, inch by inch, step by step.  I usually step back on the beach 40 to 50 feet.  Then I take a running start, in the direction of the water.  When I get up to mid-thigh, I just dive in, hands together over my head, then head, torso and feet.  Once you're all wet, the water isn't so cold.

I was bold enough to out myself twice this past week.

First, at the pharmacy, picking up my prescription.  One of the young men there has started wearing nail polish openly at work, typically, kind of male colors.  Once black, once silver.  He was alone when I picked up my prescription.  I told him that I thought he was very brave wearing nail polish openly at work.  Then I told him that he wasn't the only guy who wore nail polish.  I popped up a picture on my phone of my hands with  very long, very pink painted fingernails.  He was surprised and appreciative.  I said, "hidden in plain sight", by which I meant my very red/fuchsia pedi.

Today, I was at the same drug store.  There's a young woman who works the makeup counter several days a week.  I told her, sometimes I get girly.  I popped up a picture of me in a red/green sequined dress that I wore at our Girls' Night Out Christmas Gala.  I said I would really like to get more feminine brows.  She suggested a brow "pomade" and helped me pick out a color that matched my natural eyebrow color, and the blone wig I was wearing in the pic.

May the Force be with you!

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(@michellemybell)
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@sometimessteffi You are fearless. I have asked for help with makeup and had them apply some for me so I guess I'm a little bit fearless as well.

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(@sometimessteffi)
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@michellemybell 

If you really want help, go to Ulta, Sephora or MAC.  The first time I went out dressed, I went to the Maryland Renaissance Festival as a "wench".  I rented the costume there.  I had a MA at Ulta get me all the makeup I would need to complete the look.  I told her that I was going as a "wench".

I made an appointment at MAC to get a 1.5 hour makeup lesson.

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@sometimessteffi That is part of the reason I am glad I have my fingers painted. I feel I can comment to any GG's about thier pretty nails and not be looked at as a creepy guy. 

Cassie 

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(@sometimessteffi)
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@loneleycd 

I comment on their nail color anyhow.  I try to do it in such a way as to not be too creepy, as in, "I love your nail color."  I did that with a GG on the bus one time.  She paid me the ultimate compliment by putting down her phone and actually talking to each other during the 30 minute drive.  I've complimented about hair, makeup, jewelry and clothes.  My favorite one was when I complimented a GG about her braids,  She said, "You made my day.  In fact, you made my week.'

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Baroness
(@dianas1960)
Reputable Member     South Central, Indiana, United States of America
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I almost had a similar occurrence in October.  I almost always underdress with a bra, forms and panties while out riding my motorcycle.  I had a serious accident and found myself on the pavement face up.  I was transported to the hospital and released later that day with serious road rash and a broken finger.  For some reason I thought better and did not underdress that day.  Not sure why but was glad I did not.

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(@michellemybell)
Noble Member     Clearwater, Florida, United States of America
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You dodged a bullet on that one.  I seldom underdress and did not even remember that I had on panties.  I was changing because I lost my cookies when I passed out and I was getting out of my soiled clothes when I saw my pink satin panties with a cute white bow on me.  Whoops, glad I got a chance to change before my ride.

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(@jjandme)
Famed Member     California, United States of America
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Nobody in the medical field cares if your toenails are painted, or if you are wearing a bra. They have a job to do, and do it.

I went in for my check up colonoscopy. I undressed and folded my clothes, including some black panties and had the proceedure. The next thing I remember I was was home and fully dressed, including my panties. Whether I dressed myself, or if a nurse helped me, whom happened to be a client of mine, I don't know, nor do I care.

People have seen me with painted toe and finfpger nails. Usually with a fairly subtle color, but also with red or blue nails, and nobody cares.

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(@gracepal)
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I went for my last colonoscopy and asked the nurse what’s the weirdest thing you’ve ever seen doing one of these? She told me it was 2 tattoos of eyeballs, 1 on each cheek. Female eyes with long lashes and liner, shadow, etc. I said that’s weird but not super weird. She says…”On a man?”🤣

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(@mkat3874)
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I've been shaving my legs and chest for years. Every year I go for my physical and the doc obviously sees that I'm hairless in those areas.  The first year I went like that I was anxious so much that my blood pressure was a little high. He was completely professional and acted like nothing was unusual.  In all subsequent visits my BP has been normal and he continues to be just as professional as always. I wonder sometimes if he even notices?

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(@rebeccabaxter)
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    Cornwall, United Kingdom
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@mkat3874 My BP is always off the charts when I have it checked at the doctors or in hospital and it's always perfectly normal at home. They only have to mention a BP test at the doctors and my BP automatically rises by at least 30%; I am the living definition of 'white coat syndrome'.

Becs

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@rebeccabaxter I'm there Becca. Essential to have a monitor at home at our age 😂.

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@rebeccabaxter 

I've heard my wife (a nurse) describe white coat syndrome often. I understand that it can sometimes make drawing blood samples more difficult too. 

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(@rebeccabaxter)
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    Cornwall, United Kingdom
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@mkat3874 I have had blood drawn countless times over the years, ever since my first cholesterol check in 1997, and probably every six months since. Needles hold no fear for me; I watch it go in. I find it fascinating.

Once, I had an umbiical hernia fixed under local anaesthetic, you should have seen the  length of the needle he used for that! He said, "It looks worse than it is." He lied. No anaesthetic spray, no pre-med intravenous vallium, nope, just had to lie there as he got on with it. It would have been fascinating though if I could have had a mirror over the table so I could watch, I would have enjoyed that. I watch operations on the TV whenever they are on; I could never be a surgeon though, far too much responsibility.

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@rebeccabaxter 

Not for me!  I look away until the blood draw is done. I don't get queasy or faint at the sight of needless.  I just don't like to see them in general. Many years ago I thought about pursuing a career in medicine. I spent a few months working as a nursing assistant in a hospital while in college and learned quickly what I didn't want to do.  

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@rebeccabaxter I have the same issue.  My blood pressure tends to always be high at the Docs but normal when measured at home.

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Lady
(@jjandme)
Famed Member     California, United States of America
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It is nothing unusual, a lot of men shave their body hair, even those that don't dress.

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(@rebeccabaxter)
    Cornwall, United Kingdom
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I've just had HoLEP surgery and everywhere, apart from my back, is shaved and I'm sure that's not a common thing to see on a man in hospital, but, as usual, no one comments.

As far as getting embarrassed is concerned: oh, that ship sailed a long, long time ago. Because I've had prostate problems for over a year (nearly fully fixed now), I have had a lot of people looking at my junk, so many, many people—male, female, perhaps even the odd trans person. I've been poked, prodded and manipulated down there. I've had no end of things stuck into me—catheters, anal ultrasound devices, bladder cameras, a laser, a morcellator (a thing that chews stuff up), a colonoscope (at a different time). I've had x-rays, an MRi, a CT scan.

My body has been seen, both externally and internally, by upwards of perhaps a hundred and fifty people, if the only thing I had to worry about was them seeing a bit of toenail polish, I would consider myself fortunate indeed.

You have to bear in mind that while we may be patients and to each of us we are very important to ourselves, to the medical profession, no matter how empathic they may be, we are still bags of meat and water, coloured toes or not.

We should try not to read more into things than there actually is, this applies as much to going out dressed in public as it does to hospital visits; in the end, no matter how much it means to us, no one else can usually be bothered to care what we do, or what we look like.

Hugs

Becca

 

 

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(@cdsue)
Famed Member     Delaware, United States of America
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Michelle -

Sorry to hear about your incident but am glad to hear you are on the mend.

As a retired nurse I can tell you there isn't much medical people haven't seen. They are professional and will act accordingly. It sounds like things worked out okay for you.

I went for a dermatology appointment one time with my toes painted pink and shaved form the waist down. Both the nurse and Dr were professional in taking care of me. The nurse did comment that she liked my toes. 

There was one time my wife and I were away and went to the hotel swimming pool/hot tub. I had my legs shaves at the time. The jets for the pool stopped and the button to turn them back on was outside the hot tub. I was hesitant to get out as there were other people in the pool area. My wife said just own it, so I got out of the hot tub and turned the jets back on without incident. That made me realize it is mostly in our heads and that other people aren't paying attention.

Enjoy your painted toes.

XOXO
Suzanne

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(@rebeccabaxter)
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    Cornwall, United Kingdom
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Posted by: @cdsue

There was one time my wife and I were away and went to the hotel swimming pool/hot tub. I had my legs shaves at the time. The jets for the pool stopped and the button to turn them back on was outside the hot tub. I was hesitant to get out as there were other people in the pool area. My wife said just own it, so I got out of the hot tub and turned the jets back on without incident. That made me realize it is mostly in our heads and that other people aren't paying attention.

I wouldn't think having shaven legs was that odd anyway. My father was a hairy man from the neck down and the thighs up (I never saw the middle bit, nor would I have wanted to), but his lower legs were completely and naturally devoid of hair. Some people are hairy, some aren't, I can't see anyone commenting on it.

 

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(@michellemybell)
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Noble Member     Clearwater, Florida, United States of America
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@cdsue I have been shaving my legs for several months now and have never had a comment from anyone including my grandchildren who tend to notice and comment on everything.  I have always hated all the hair on my legs but shaving them was a hard no from my wife.  This summer looking at all the gray hair on my legs she said she would be OK if I shaved them.  Didn't have to tell me twice.  At first she didn't seem thrilled with it but now after several months she is use to my smooth legs and I love the feeling.  Better late than never.  I use an epilator which makes them so silky smooth I get a wonderful feeling just running my hands over them.

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Hostess
(@cdsue)
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Famed Member     Delaware, United States of America
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@michellemybell know what you mean I like to feeling of smooth legs as well

XOXO
Suzanne

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(@sometimessteffi)
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Estimable Member     Reston, Virginia, United States of America
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@cdsue 

I just had a full body scan yesterday, stripped naked except my undershorts, and nails painted a bright red.  The GG doctor and her very young GG assistant came in.  Painted toes were obvious.  The were very professional.  They didn't say a thing about my nail polish.  I was almost disappointed, so I asked them, "Do you like my nail polish."  I got some positive affirmations.  I told them that the color was OPI, "Glinda, the Good Witch".

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Lady
(@melania)
Trusted Member     San Jose, California, United States of America
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I had something similar happen. After a bicycle accident, the ambulance took me to the local trauma center.  I felt like an F1 car coming into the pits. Half a dozen people cutting my clothes off and such. But nobody said anything about the fact that all my body hair was shaved. 

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