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Apr. 7th, 2011
Carole just scheduled her first-ever mammogram (she turned 40 in October). And when she got off the phone, she turned and asked me "Do you want to come along?" I was a tiny bit nonplussed, to say the least -- it's not that I'm uncomfortable with the idea, but it had never occurred to me to come along and, um, spectate.
I wonder if doctors get a lot of curious 3-Day husbands coming along to see what it's all about first-hand. Or asking to, anyway. Yes, it'd be interesting from a dedicated anti-breast-cancer-guy point of view, but on the other hand, I'm afraid the nurses and techs and so on would find the whole idea a bit creepy.
Thoughts?
I wonder if doctors get a lot of curious 3-Day husbands coming along to see what it's all about first-hand. Or asking to, anyway. Yes, it'd be interesting from a dedicated anti-breast-cancer-guy point of view, but on the other hand, I'm afraid the nurses and techs and so on would find the whole idea a bit creepy.
Thoughts?
Carole just scheduled her first-ever mammogram (she turned 40 in October). And when she got off the phone, she turned and asked me "Do you want to come along?" I was a tiny bit nonplussed, to say the least -- it's not that I'm uncomfortable with the idea, but it had never occurred to me to come along and, um, spectate.
I wonder if doctors get a lot of curious 3-Day husbands coming along to see what it's all about first-hand. Or asking to, anyway. Yes, it'd be interesting from a dedicated anti-breast-cancer-guy point of view, but on the other hand, I'm afraid the nurses and techs and so on would find the whole idea a bit creepy.
Thoughts?
I wonder if doctors get a lot of curious 3-Day husbands coming along to see what it's all about first-hand. Or asking to, anyway. Yes, it'd be interesting from a dedicated anti-breast-cancer-guy point of view, but on the other hand, I'm afraid the nurses and techs and so on would find the whole idea a bit creepy.
Thoughts?