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Printablep0pRocks said: applekisses said: OMG! What would you consider to be worse than dealing with people's pee parts?  I consider many things worse to be honest, Surgery isn't my cup of tea, neither is elderly care i find mental health a difficult area too oncology is a challange, in some respects i think the areas you bought up are some of the nicer places to work 
I remember a friend of mine telling me that she had to go to a urologist because of having so many bladder infections that the scar tissue built up. He had to insert a catheter into her urethra and stretch it!!!   I've had a lot of bladder infections in my life too...but, I don't care how much scar tissue I have... | |
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p0pRocks said: subhuman09 said: Retail. 
i agree been there and done that too much rather wipe some old guys bum !
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applekisses said: p0pRocks said: I consider many things worse to be honest, Surgery isn't my cup of tea, neither is elderly care i find mental health a difficult area too oncology is a challange, in some respects i think the areas you bought up are some of the nicer places to work
I remember a friend of mine telling me that she had to go to a urologist because of having so many bladder infections that the scar tissue built up. He had to insert a catheter into her urethra and stretch it!!! I've had a lot of bladder infections in my life too...but, I don't care how much scar tissue I have... it sounds worse than it is
I've been on both sides I have inserted catheters and been catheterised while in labour. It can be embarrising for both sides, but the benefits out weigh it. the most embarrising thing to have done at the urologist would be the bladder test where we fill you up with water through a catheter and then make you jump to see if you leak! but again the benefits and the fact that the healthcare professionals do it all the time (so have seen everything) make it worthwhile. | |
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p0pRocks said: applekisses said:
I remember a friend of mine telling me that she had to go to a urologist because of having so many bladder infections that the scar tissue built up. He had to insert a catheter into her urethra and stretch it!!! I've had a lot of bladder infections in my life too...but, I don't care how much scar tissue I have... it sounds worse than it is
I've been on both sides I have inserted catheters and been catheterised while in labour. It can be embarrising for both sides, but the benefits out weigh it. the most embarrising thing to have done at the urologist would be the bladder test where we fill you up with water through a catheter and then make you jump to see if you leak! but again the benefits and the fact that the healthcare professionals do it all the time (so have seen everything) make it worthwhile.  (Praying for the ability to avoid the catheter at all costs!) | |
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applekisses said: p0pRocks said: it sounds worse than it is
I've been on both sides I have inserted catheters and been catheterised while in labour. It can be embarrising for both sides, but the benefits out weigh it. the most embarrising thing to have done at the urologist would be the bladder test where we fill you up with water through a catheter and then make you jump to see if you leak! but again the benefits and the fact that the healthcare professionals do it all the time (so have seen everything) make it worthwhile. (Praying for the ability to avoid the catheter at all costs!)  it's really not that bad they come all jellied up and everything i can't believe I'm talking about catheters on the org | |
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p0pRocks said: applekisses said: (Praying for the ability to avoid the catheter at all costs!) it's really not that bad they come all jellied up and everything i can't believe I'm talking about catheters on the org I'm surprised there aren't 5 other threads about it already. | |
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p0pRocks said: applekisses said: (Praying for the ability to avoid the catheter at all costs!) it's really not that bad they come all jellied up and everything i can't believe I'm talking about catheters on the org Awww...thanks for the comforting...but, I'LL NEVER DO IT...THEY'LL NEVER TAKE ME ALIVE!!!
It's the embarassment factor too...I think I'd die from that far sooner than any pain from the catheter. | |
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subhuman09 said: p0pRocks said: it's really not that bad they come all jellied up and everything i can't believe I'm talking about catheters on the org I'm surprised there aren't 5 other threads about it already. | |
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applekisses said: subhuman09 said: I'm surprised there aren't 5 other threads about it already.  | |
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applekisses said: p0pRocks said: it's really not that bad they come all jellied up and everything i can't believe I'm talking about catheters on the org Awww...thanks for the comforting...but, I'LL NEVER DO IT...THEY'LL NEVER TAKE ME ALIVE!!!
It's the embarassment factor too...I think I'd die from that far sooner than any pain from the catheter. the embarrising factor is huge like when i wouldn't take off my underware even though giving birth was iminent.... The midwife found it amusing when i asked "but do i really have to" | |
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p0pRocks said: applekisses said: Awww...thanks for the comforting...but, I'LL NEVER DO IT...THEY'LL NEVER TAKE ME ALIVE!!!
It's the embarassment factor too...I think I'd die from that far sooner than any pain from the catheter. the embarrising factor is huge like when i wouldn't take off my underware even though giving birth was iminent.... The midwife found it amusing when i asked "but do i really have to" That would be me... | |
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