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] Date Posted:17:21:53 11/01/09 Sun In reply to:
Karen
's message, "The Issue Is What Is Shaved, Not Who Does It" on 13:34:50 11/01/09 Sun
All we see on this and other boards is how embarrassed some male patients feel when a female aide or technician shaves them for surgery. On the other hand, some guys say they don't mind at all. Notice that either way it is all about the male's feelings, and nobody else's.
But what about the females' feelings? Believe it or not, some woman find it embarrassing when they happen to be assigned to shave a male patient. The posters here act as though these women have no feelings on the matter at all, but many of them surely do. Some of them dread being assigned to shave a male.
The point is, not everyone is pleased by what goes on in a health care situation, but everyone involved has to do what they have to do in order to get the work done so the patient can get back to his normal life again.
So let's agree that even if nobody is fully satisfied with everything that takes place in health care, we all have feelings, the staff included, believe it or not.
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Date Posted:17:05:30 11/02/09 Mon
OK, so you want us guys who a laid out naked in front of a fully dressed female, to be concerned about her feelings? What you're saying is that this poor helpless female should not be forced to look at some guy's nasty genitals.
What a crock of crap. You need to get a job in a chicken plant slinging chicken guts. We certainly don't need someone with your attitude working with patients.
