Stripping for the doctor

Today I did my daily stripping in the morning instead and not even for Mr Lifecruiser. This time for a young man (wow!) and with Mr Lifecruiser watching as peeping Tom

With other words: Finally I’ve been checked up by a doctor! Pheew. It took time to find one. I had to go to an open surgery between 10-11 o’clock this morning, my only chance, it was full every where else I’ve asked. Unbelievable.

He did a proper check up of me and HE seemed to be very normal! I’m surprised over that yes, because I’ve met a lot of very strange doctor’s before. Sometimes I’ve even wondered if they were on drugs (!). Not exactly giving me any faith in them. This one is a new doctor, so I guess he hasn’t been ruined yet.

He didn’t seem to think that I was normal (?!) and sent me to take all kind of tests. He will be delivering the results of them tomorrow afternoon. At least I’m going to know, that I got or not got something there. If they don’t show something, I wonder what’s going to happen next. It would’nt be nice if they don’t have any measures to propose and just let the hair loss continue…

As a reward, because I hate doctors appointments, we’re going to a concert with a Swedish artist (Mikael Wiehe) this evening, together with my oldest sister. She needs to have an evening out, she have had a rough time for long now and never get to have any fun.

Mikael Wiehe has translated a lot of Bob Dylans songs to Swedish. It’s good stuff, even though I not agree with Wiehes opinions. I often interpret his songs texts in my own way….

We will ENJOY our evening out.

(…and probably be completely DEAD tomorrow…)

Wikipedia about Mikael Wiehe
Mikael Wiehe website (Swedish only)

6 Comments on “Stripping for the doctor”

sisiggy said:

Have a good time tonight. I’m sure the tests will come back with something innocuous like the thyroid thing. If not, I hear bald is the new black…so very trendy.

March 28th, 2006 at 12:28 am

skye

said:

I hope they don’t drag it out. I know how concerned you are about your hair loss, and the waiting can be worse than the actual illness.

Like I told you before, hair loss was the only thing that really got me to go to the doctor. On top of that, a dear friend made me promise to really get checked out and to start going to the doctor more regularly. He so nicely pointed that I’m not getting any younger But he also said that it took a long time to find me, he didn’t want to lose me due to some illness that could’ve been prevented. So, off I went to a family doctor, a gynocologist (twice due to some issues), and then to a vascular surgeon. Although it was a pain going from one to the other, now that I’m done with them, it’s a relief not to be worrying about the possibilities of what could be wrong.

Hope you had fun at the concert!

March 28th, 2006 at 12:52 am

mrhaney

said:

well i am glad you are getting checked out by the doctor. it is good to go there every once in a while. i dislike doctors myself but some times they are needed. good luck to you.

March 28th, 2006 at 6:25 am

sharlet said:

Yay for finally getting checked out! And for being so good-humoured about an otherwise serious issue. If everyone were like you the world would be a happier place.