I told him to F**K OFF!
I'm sorry Sarah for that rude man! I know it hurt both of you inside, it always does when people are so careless, its like a kick in the gut. hugs.
I'm glad you said something back though, but it probably won't matter to him, jerks are jerks and they don't care who they hurt in the process.
You are marvelous, and have lost so much weight, I applaude you!
Blessings,
Tami
You tell him!! Way to go!!!
Some folks will always be insensitive jerks - drunk or not - but I'm soooo proud of you for standing up for yourself and your friend!! It is so liberating to be able to say "I've lost .... lbs" but even if you weighed double your starting weight he is still an a$$ and always will be!
Vickie J.

If he had on a hospital shirt, he was representing the hospital. I would get his name and write a letter to the hospital, explaining what happened and that he was drunk and loud and using the fact that he worked in the health care field to be abusive to you in a public place that is not affiliated with the hospital. At the very least, they will talk to him about it, and he might think twice before he does that again.
The only way we are going to get people to treat us with dignity is if we call them on it. We need to educate THAT particular...ummmm....individual (couldn't think of a noun for him that the moderators wouldn't pull) and the hospital needs to know that he is using his job to bully others. They aren't going to like the fact that he was being drunk and disorderly while he was wearing their uniform and representing their hospital. Especially when many people witnessed it.
He had no right to do that. And they were right. If you had been men, he wouldn't have done it.
But please, do write that letter to the hospital. They need to know. He needs to be punished and set straight. And a well-written, professionally sounding letter will go a long way in educating people when you send it to the hospital.
Good for you in standing up for yourself. We need to do that. I have spent so much of my life being submissive when people insulted me. No longer. NO ONE has a right to say crap like that to me and I am doing whatever I can to educate people about this disease.
Hugs,
Joni