Cofy, I am saying that "a longer wait" is not a big deal when it comes to negating a position of extreme vulnerability in which some women have been victimized and presumably some innocent doctors have had costs associated with frivolous lawsuits.

AND I think women (myself included) are more likely to get the exams they need if they feel comfortable with nurse-in-the-room policies that are already in place, and that's a good thing.

Yes, it's not a cure-all, and I can cite scenarios from my own life where witnesses were no barrier at all for a sexual predator. While your friend's experience is shocking, I think we can agree it's a very different issue than profiling school shooters or the reliability of witness reports.

I wouldn't worry about it too much, she'll get over it eventually..I know when it happened to me it took a solid year before I would go back to my dentist..
He told me he was checking my molars but I've since found out my dentist is a real practical DrJoeK-er..

I would only worry if she makes appointments everyday for the next two weeks..:ohmy:

But aren't we meeting for drinks that night?










Oh.

i've only had this done in the bedroom so it wouldn't bother me one way or the other in the office.

No, you stay away from doctors because your a fat bastard and your embarrassed about it.

Well, the 'longer wait' thing was just a sarcastic joke anyway. :-P If a longer wait made places more secure and women safer, of course I'd be up for additional hours.

This thread is still going? You people are all obsessed with my wife's ass.