Don't Be Late
It was raining hard on the way to work. This was my view of the freeway.

Have I ever mentioned that I'm clumsy? Tonight I dropped a bowl of tomato soup on the carpet. I bet the stain never comes out. My shoes and pant legs also got splattered.

Tonight, an elderly patient needed his diaper changed. As I started to remove it, he slapped my hand and said, "No, don't pull my pants down." I called for reinforcements and we got him changed. Afterwards, he held my hand, looked into my eyes and said, "Why did you roll me over and do that to me?" I guess that he forgave me, though, later he told the aide to tell that blonde nurse that he owes me two payments. ( No, I don't know what that means.)
I also had to help a man in the bathroom. He was so big that his hands could no longer reach his bottom. I had to do the wiping for him. That is a common problem. I wonder what they do at home? A lot of people with that problem live alone.
3 Comments:
Mortician school is looking really good right now...
Just once, can you put a *warning* sign on these types of posts LOL
You thought that was bad? That was nothing. :)
I'm saddened to report that the elderly patient who didn't want his pants pulled down, passed away. He was quite a proper gentleman. Despite being confused, he knew that some things just weren't done. I don't mind that he slapped my hand. I preferred that to patients who seem to think that nurses are whores.
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