Mad,Angry,and Upset
Everyone I have really been upset all during today. I'm just now having the courage to type this as it is too embarassing. Today I went to a new gyno dr . Again I am embarassed by posting this but I will write it as clean as possible. Basically after the doctor was finished he made a stupid comment. The comment was and I quote " I thought that I would have a lot of problems during your exam". I stated why? Then this quack said because you are very obese.Here I am sitting in the office with my jaw dropped for a minute.Then I stated. WHY was it necessary for you to mention that in such a statement ?????? If you were able to complete the exam with no problems then why be ignorant and mention this after the fact???? You are done with my exam now!!! There was no need to say this to me. I do not mind if a doctor mentions to me that they are concerned about me being obese and wanting to know what I am going to do about it. But to make a statement like this was uncalled for unless you were willing to discuss my obesity like a concerned dr and not like you thought that completing my exam was going to be a chore and let alone tell the patient what you thought when the exam was already OVER!!!!!!! My exam went smooth sailing so why mention your idiotic thoughts!!! I felt like that a professional would have discussed his concerns about my obesity rather than make a statement such as that .If he would have acted like he was concerned than I would have glady mentioned the WLS to him.. So people just let anything come out of their mouths without thinking.It is a shame. It is hard enough to deal with obesity.It certainly makes you feel bad when a Dr makes a stupid statement rather than act like they are professional and concerned about your weight and health.
I've been her patient for over 20 years!
DD




~Shani~
I've been pudgy, chubby, thick, and now fat........Imma give thin a go round!!!
SW-262, size 18W, 5'6"
CW-168 1/15/2010
GW-162
94 Lbs down...6 more to go...changed goal to see Onderland for a hot second!
I don't see the upset. He's thinking out loud and while you might have wanted that comment not to be said - it's still his truth. It's painful, yes - but the truth upside the head is sometimes a good thing. I had a MRI done back when I was 350+ and the dude didn't say anything to me about my weight before he went poking around in my back to inject dye into my spine - he ended up poking a hole in my spinal cord - fluid leakage and mad complications after that - wish that dude had said he was gonna have trouble cause my azz was so big.......
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Some years ago a neurosurgeon actually refused to operate on my spine because of my size. He told me I could come back if lost 50 pounds. At the time I was terribly hurt and offended, but now I understand why he said what he did.
Morbid Obesity affects us in ways in which many of us are unaware. A lot of the time medical professionals won’t say anything about weight to people because they are afraid they will offend. The truth is it is difficult for them to do physical exams because they literally can’t feel the organs and other anatomical landmarks through all that fat. Also, most medical equipment is not designed to accommodate the weight and dimensions of morbidly obese patients so they might not receive the same quality of care as a smaller person.