By Anonymous - 08/03/2010 00:44 - Australia

Today, I was listening to a client's heartbeat with a stethoscope, when I noticed one of my hairs had fallen on her chest. I tried to brush it off, but it didn't move, so I went to pick it up with my fingers. That's when I found it it wasn't my hair, it was hers... and it was still attached. FML
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Same thing different taste

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@astro actually, you do capitolize the g in God if you are referring to the only god in someone's religion. if you leave it lowercase, then you are referring to a god that isn't the only one in it's religion (like a Greek god).

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^^ good point! besides it's just a hair. I don't see why it was soo important for him to pick/rub off. It's nbd! he probably just wanted to cop a feel. The hair wouldve gone home with her unnoticed. YDI deff not an FML unless you're going bald? in which case FYL

ehhh my comment posted in the wrong place. my response was for 7 n 18

perdix 29

Client? Doctors have patients, so was the OP a man-***** who plays "doctor" with his "clients?" I hope, for everyone's sake, that the hair on her chest was not in the nippular area. That would have been painful for all involved -- including us readers!

Yeah it's weird..... I actually live where the OP is and I'm a med student and I've never ever ever heard a doctor refer to their patients as clients. The only people I've heard say that are workers in nursing homes, but they don't listen to people's chests with stethoscopes. Unless, you know, they're into that sort of thing.

the op could be working in a dental office, it's preferred to call people clients rather than patients when working as a dentist or dental hygienist.

I'm pretty sure dentists don't check their "clients'" hearts with a stethoscope. At least mine only focused on what a dentist is supposed to focus on: MY TEETH.

Plastic surgeons have clients. Also, if that person has come routinely (as someone would for a consultation, and then preperation(s) for a surgery) then maybe the doctor was more comfortable with the client (also, if the doctor was female that helps with comfortability). inb4 get back to kitchen or females can't be doctors. -_-

ash92_fml 0

Um. Catherine Tate did this in a skit. And I also doubt that if you saw a hair there, you'd try and brush it off instead of ignoring it. I call bullshit?

Or she could have had a full on Chewbaka...(misspelled?)...going on lol

kawaiikitty 0

Because shell is an actual word. Or maybe Apple is sexist that way. :|

Anonnamus 0

I don't have a clue what any of you are talking about. Replace words? P'sha. Shut the duck up.

i think this is fake.. no doctor or nurse calls the person they are examining their "client" ....it's a patient.

MrFlintstone 5

wow ur like the only doctor with an fml account