There’s A Bad Moon On The Rise…
July 23rd, 2010 by IamDraven
First of all I’d like to say that I couldn’t have made this shit up if I TRIED!
Full moon is near, and think what you will, but we definitely see a change in patients in the health care setting.
So far today:
I’ve been screamed at by multiple people because they walked right past registration and came to the lab. I told them that they needed to go back out to be registered and I can’t do that for them and they go off on me. (I love my job, I love my job…)
One gentleman had finished screaming at me about the VNA and wasn’t happy when I said, “I understand your concerns sir, but we’re just the lab. We perform the tests. We are not affiliated with the VNA and their practices, you would have to call them and complain to their supervisor.” Then on top of that I had to make him go out to registration. The gentleman in the wheelchair who was waiting for him to return made small talk with me. He was telling me about a cable channel he liked and asked me if I watched channel # 14. I told him that I didn’t know what channel that was. I explained that Comcast doesn’t bring cable out my way so I have Dish Network. He said that it sounded expensive and asked if my husband paid for it. I told him that I did not have a husband. His eyes narrowed and he appeared deep in thought and said, “you’re one of them whatachcallits aren’t ya?’ It took me a second and then I stared him down.
“You mean a lesbian sir?
“Yeah, one of them lesbians that likes girls.”
“Well sir, I’m 30 and without a husband, I guess that must make me a lesbian.”
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Then came the patient who screamed at me using some of my favorite obscenities all because he wanted a test done that his doctor didn’t order. He came through the window at me and I calmly called security to have him removed as he shook his glucose meter at my head. I prayed for his fingers to loosen on the case as he shook it menacingly at my head because if it hit me, #1 assaulting a health care worked is a FELONY and #2 I could clean his fucking clock and it would be self defense.
But security showed up, and I remained the bigger person, even though I was wondering if I could launch a stapler and hit the target.
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Not to mention the man with a his ‘girl’ who could have been his daughter from yesterday. We do semen analysis here. For fertility issues, and also to make sure a vasectomy took. They are only done M-F 7:30a-9:30a. Yesterday around 3p a very filthy, unbathed, reeking of body odor couple came in to drop off a specimen. As I was reading his paperwork he put a prescription pill container on my desk that contained his semen. It left a ring on the counter, and had stick fingerprints on it. While trying not to vomit I informed then that it needed to be in a sterile container and asked if it was for a vasectomy. At this point the younger girl spoke up and said, “We’ze tryin’ to make a baby.” I left to get them a fertility kit and came back out to a co worker informing them that they needed to wait at least three days without sex to do the study. They complained that they couldn’t wait that long. The guy was so obese that his shirt was only buttoned directly under his man tits and his hairy, sweaty boobs were bulged out above the button and his pregnant appearing stomach lurched over his pants and his shirt fluttered on either side of it And there, tucked in his shirt pocket was that bottle of cum. After I hustled them out of the area I gloved up, wiped every surface I could reach with cavicide wipes and sprayed down the area with air neutralizer from the bathrooms. I was thinking to myself that if they couldn’t conceive perhaps that was God’s way of telling them their gene pool needed chlorine.
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But what really got to me was the woman who was here for a P2 pregnancy test because her body was threatening to miscarry. At the same time there was a pregnant teenager in the waiting room bitching about being pregnant. My heart went out to the woman who was in danger of losing her baby.
Now, I’m stringent about my birth control, but it’s also entirely possible that I’m sterile. I’ve battled cervical cancer twice and had surgeries for it. My gyn told me at me last exam my cervix looks great, but if I want to conceive, and I’m able to they would need to take special precautions. I think that’s just another sign of God telling me I should breed. Too bad other people who shouldn’t er procreating don’t pay attention to such signs.
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