“We had the same family doctor for over 45 years. He actually delivered me, some 60-odd years ago. Mom had had a funny reaction to her epidural and the doc could tell that she was fading in and out of lucidity during my actual delivery. My mother suddenly grabbed him by his upper arm with a grip of steel, heaved herself halfway off the table, locked eyes with him, and yelled, ’DID YOU AT LEAST TAKE YOUR SHOES OFF BEFORE YOU WALKED IN?’ Then her eyes had rolled back in their sockets, and she’d flopped back onto the delivery table, out like a light for the next 10 minutes. To the end of her days, Mom’s steadfast claim was that she has absolutely no recollection of ever saying anything like that to him and was horrified by the possibility that she had.” © theartfulcodger / Reddit
“An 18-year-old girl ’recognized’ the (male) anesthesiologist from tinder last week and accused him multiple times of not showing up to their agreed date — while randomly falling half-asleep in between. As we put her back in bed she mumbled that she is not even mad, just generally disappointed in men and that she still thinks he’s pretty.” © SpectacularSociety / Reddit
“Obligatory ’not a doctor,’ but a few years ago before my hip surgery, the nurses were wheeling me back to the OR when I remembered my purse was underneath the bed. They handed it off to my dad and I (while under whatever loopy meds they put in my IV prior to full sedation) made a joke about how the purse matched his outfit. One of the nurses made a reference to The Hangover, and I followed with, ’It’s not a purse, it’s a satchel; Indiana Jones has one.” They all started hysterically laughing which, of course, set me off too." © warmjulysun / Reddit

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