Ever wanted to vomit because of doctor visit reports in the office?

[bertha katzenengel]

The Poisonous One just rolled through the halls, reporting to everyone that the bump on her chest was not breast cancer after all, and describing in vivid, colorful, lively detail the sights, sounds, smells, and events of the bump's treatment and removal today.

After I yelled at her twice to STOP IT - PLEASE STOP TALKING ABOUT IT - she finally shut up.

:eyes:

[mrbassman03]

1. Hahaha... yes.

However, in a room full of guys, it is usually gastrointestinal goodness I get to hear about.

[madinmaryland]

2. Are those Grovelbots in your picture?

[Nicholas D Wolfwood]

4. Grovelbot!

[SoCalDem]

3. Disgusting as it is to hear, I can understand her glee

She probably went to the doctor that day thinking she had cancer, and left feeling on top iof the world and could not stop herself from "sharing"..cut her some slack, Bertha :spank::loveya:

[supernova]

5. Not really,

but then I watch surgeries on Discovery Health. :crazy:

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[progmom]

7. there's a difference, i think

...between being subjected to detailed surgery descriptions in the workplace and posts in the DU Lounge. You can't just click away from your coworkers (as much as I sometimes wish I could! :))

[KT2000]

8. Once had a dental assistant

describe in detail her son's infection to the dentist - while I had a rubber dam in my mouth and they were working on me. I tried to give the pleadingest eyes to get them to stop. Finally it worked but I was about to barf for sure.

[La Lioness Priyanka]

9. Well i can understand that. The details maybe gross but

she must be so relieved