Embarrassing moments are something that we cannot avoid. Just like natural disasters, sometimes it’s inevitable. But that’s the thing most people hate the most.
Imagine yourself feeling unwell and deciding to visit a doctor for a check-up. Just minding your business and expecting a normal day. When suddenly, your body revealed the most embarrassing thing it could ever do. These people are no exceptions to that. Check these out!
1. Shocked Face
When I turned 30, I suddenly became a hypochondriac. I thought that EVERYTHING was cancer or worse. So I'm seeing my doctor (who was a racquetball buddy) for an annual physical.
I mentioned that I was having some pains in the left side of my chest. I asked him, "I know this is rare, but could it be cancer on your front private part?" (I'm male btw).
He felt around seriously and then, with an absolutely straight face, asked me, "Does the pain hurt worse when you have your period?" That was pretty much the end of my year of hypochondria.
PalmerKid
2. Get It All Out
On New Year's Eve 2001, I woke up with an unbearable pain in the left side of my abdomen. I couldn't move for over an hour. I was at home from my sophomore year of college, but none of my family was home.
After about three hours of crying and doubled over in pain in bed, I crawled across the house and called my mom at work.
She took me to the ER, where they did various pressure tests and listening and decided it wasn't my appendix, so they did some X-rays.
The only other person in the ER was an old lady who had a cut on her head, and she was trying to comfort me while my face was red and I was holding back tears.
The doctor came in and looked at the lady and looked at me and whispered, "I don't know how to tell you this, but your colon is full of poop." I screamed, "That's it! Get it out of me!" and he told me he could give me an enema, a suppository, or a salty drink.
I took the drink and pooped for eight hours straight. I was good enough to go to a party that night but still had the crap and didn't get drunk. Felt so much better.
amayernican
3. Just Curious
I recently had a sore throat, and when trying to get a good look at it in the mirror, I noticed these large, pink spots all over the very back of my tongue.
I spent a week fretting over it, wondering what they were and why they weren't going away until my mom got worried enough about them that she went with me to my doctor.
Upon examining my throat and tongue, he pronounced that what I was seeing were my taste buds. I have never seen my doctor, who is an incredibly stoic man, smile so wide before. My family is never going to let me live it down.
va_bene
4. Don’t Tell
Went to the doctor when I was about eight months pregnant. At that point in my pregnancy, I was VERY gassy, and if I tried to hold it in, it would get painful after a while.
While I was sitting in the doctor's office, I felt like I had to fart. I held it in for a while, thinking that if I did fart, the doctor would be in at any moment. 15 minutes passed, and nothing. So I decided to let it go.
The tiniest little fart ever, but it stunk like something crawled up my soul and died. Thirty seconds later, the doctor walked in and asked me what that smell was.
FearlessEyes
5. Small Slap
Had nasal polyps removed. When there is a load ton, after the procedure, there are several follow-ups to get minor stragglers but mostly also to remove giant blood clots that have formed.
My otolaryngologist is busy digging and scraping and scooping, and some monster aliens are being dragged out. I can see my nostrils expanding like I'm passing a chicken egg-sized baby out of them, and then they shloop shut again.
Anyway, he's grinding and yanking at this one, and it won't come loose. He rotates it a bit, gently places it in a tray, and says nothing but leaves the room with a half-smile.
Three minutes later, he comes back and tells us he had a silent freak-out and had to wash up because a giant bloody string of snot carried elasticity from the pull and slapped up against the length of his cheek like a cheap 25-cent toy from the bins at the front of a Kmart.
[deleted]
6. Attention Seeker
My doctor wanted to check me for polyps in my colon. He used a proctoscope, which is used to pump your colon full of air, and then he looked up the private part of your back.
Doc proceeds to pump air up my back, and it starts to gurgle like a huge fart coming. I giggled about it, not really thinking about the fact that I had this guy looking up my back. He finished, and I went to the bathroom to wipe all the lube off my back.
Not really thinking about the fact that there was lube up my back and there was still air trapped up my back, I walked through the waiting room to leave.
About halfway across the waiting room, it got ugly. I ripped this massive, wet fart that sounded like I'd just poop my pants. I'm not sure who was more horrified: me or the people in the waiting room.
mydogfarted
7. It Was An Accident
I was 12 or so, and my doctor knew I didn't like needles (still don't, but oh well!), so he put a shot that I had to get in his pocket with his pens, so I didn't notice.
In the middle of a sentence, he pulls it out and comes at me, and I punched him directly in the face and broke his glasses. It wasn't intentional, per se.
The dude was coming at me with a sharp object. It was instinct. He ended up grabbing me by the shoulders, pinning me down, and doing the injection. For years afterward, I couldn't face him.
octobereighth
8. Curiosity Shame
The last time I was at my doctor's office, I kept waiting in the exam room for a really long time. Like long enough to go through all three magazines in the room. Eventually, severe boredom set in, and I started looking for other things to do.
There was a scale in the corner, so I thought, what the hell? Let's weigh some stuff. I started with my shoes and eventually moved on to the magazines and my clothes.
When I ran out of personal stuff, I surveyed the room and decided that I would like to know how much a chair weighs, so on the scale it went.
This is the exact moment the doctor and her resident decide to enter the room. There I am, wearing nothing but a hospital gown and socks, balancing a chair on the scale
linds360
9. Just Be Gentle
I had a yearly girlie doctor checkup with a doctor I hadn't met before. We were chatting, and everything was going fine, but I had to keep telling her that she was hurting me because she damn well was.
We were all finished, and I went to the counter to get my pills. She came out holding a 5-dollar bill and asked if it was mine. It was (must have fallen out of pocket).
So I responded with, "Ya, it's a tip. Hopefully, you'll go gentler next time," and gave her an over-exaggerated wink. It was so stupid that mid-wink, all I could think was what the hell are you doing?
Because I was so self-conscious, it caused me to kinda half spazz while winking. She just handed me the money and didn't even like pity smile at me. Luckily, I have never dealt with her again.
princessk8
10. Every Drop Matters
Okay, so I'm at my local doctor's clinic to get stitches removed from a recent knee op. I give my name at reception, I'm early, I go for a wee.
As I leave the toilet, the nurse sees me exiting and calls me in. Cool, straight in. She confirms it's a simple stitch removal, no problem, just hop on the bed-type thing they have.
Then it dawns on me. I've come straight from uni. I'm wearing jeans. No shorts underneath. Can't roll them up. They must come off.
To make matters worse. I've dribbled pee onto the front of my blue boxer shorts. I tried lowering my t-shirt to no avail. I had to lean back on the bed, so there was no hiding it. I was 23 and had dribbled piss.
thethirdegg
11. Everyone’s Nightmare
Seven years old, scared of the dentist and their "drills." My two front teeth were really loose, and I wanted to get it out the old-fashioned way (strings to door, slam). But my mom insisted on going to the dentist regardless of my fear.
Got on the chair, sweating bullets. Then the dentist was like, "Chill, kid - I will freeze your teeth, ok? It will only be a pinch, then it's over".
But as soon as I saw the syringe getting closer, I freaked out and kicked the dentist right in the arm, "disarmed" the syringe, and my mom, who stood nearby, shouted, "Calm down, right now!"
Then I burst into tears and kicked again, this time flipping over the small plate that had all the dental equipment on top. I eventually calmed down, and the teeth were extracted.
However, when I got home - I was spanked red.
MagicFeet
12. Opposite Reaction
You see, my mom wanted to make sure I didn't grow up to have that fear of the dentist, so when I was little, she'd say things like, "When you're a big girl, if you're very good, you'll get to go to the dentist!"
Turns out she took it too far. When I was around 6 or 7, I went in for my first dentist appointment, and I was excited as hell, only to discover that they were double-booked and we had to reschedule.
I was more than upset. My mom had to quite literally drag me out, kicking and screaming, "I WANT TO SEE THE DENTIST!!". It was like a cartoon, with me digging my nails into the doorframe and everything.
Madscurr
13. Always Come Prepared
I didn't really have any clean clothes, and I had an early appointment to get some blood drawn. I got dressed and just wore my previous day's pants.
So I'm at the doctor, in the blood collection chair, and the doctor goes to grab some vials or something. Bored, I look around and then look down. And wouldn't you know it? My dirty underwear is hanging out at the bottom of my pants.
I freak out, pull them out as fast as possible, and throw them away. As soon as the bandaid was on, I made my way outside as fast as I could, my face red the whole time.
Pudie
14. Water Is The Cause
A friend and I applied for jobs on a ship. They told us that while we were in town, we might as well get tested for fit to work. This was at 10:00 a.m.
Our appointment was at 1, so we decided to grab some lunch. We gorged ourselves at the Buffet at the Mall. I took a pee before we left the restaurant.
At our appointment, I discovered that I did not need to pee. I tried to pee in the cup for 10 minutes or so, and then the nurse told me to go and wait in the waiting room until I needed to go.
In the waiting room, I noticed the water cooler, and I decided to help myself along. Three cups of water later, my stomach started twisting. I just had enough time to stumble into the bathroom.
I blew the whole buffet and the three twelve-ounce cups of water into that poor toilet. And then things got worse. It took another hour and a half of waiting before I could pee.
Finally, I realized that I needed to take a dump. I had to sit on the toilet and hold the cup in just the right position to fill it. Of course, I also had explicit instructions not to flush.
After first puking loudly and then having to take a poop and explain to a nurse not to be surprised by what was in the toilet, as you can imagine, I left that drug screening clinic with my head hanging in shame.
Digipete
15. Humor Kicks In
When I was about fourteen, I had a bad case of pimples on my face. I literally looked like a human pizza. Anyway, my mom took me to the doctor. Everything started off normally.
The doctor was an oldish lady in her 50s, and she seemed nice. Then something made me lose it.
She started making hand gestures to her front part, saying. "Do you get any pains around here?" You can probably guess what would happen.
With the sense of humor of a fourteen-year-old, I started laughing so hard that I tried to stop myself by coughing. But the coughs caused me to fart.
[deleted]
16. On Call
I was getting a pap, and my doctor had a student following her that day. She asked if it was alright if he did the exam and said that was fine.
So I'm at the table, and he's right in the middle of the exam, and my brother is calling me. I had forgotten to silence my phone.
I knew it was my brother because it’s his personalized ringtone, which is the Indiana Jones theme song. We all had a good laugh.
Rose_N_Crantz
17. The Saviour
When I was 17, I had my appendix removed. I received an epidural as well as general anesthesia. When the epidural wore off, I couldn't pee. It just wasn't happening.
I was in extreme discomfort because I had to pee so badly. The nurse comes in and tries to catheterize me but can't get it. She's there jamming that tube around in my urethra, three tries, four tries, can't get it.
I'm cringing in pain. My mom happens to be a nurse at this hospital and was in the room and finally said, ok, I'll do it. So my mom put my own catheter. 17 years old. That was awkward.
MrTurkle
18. Bad Manners
I had to take a test for a job, so I did the whole pee-in-a-cup thing. After taking a bit of time to make sure, I filled it exactly to the line, closed it, and walked out feeling damn proud.
Doc says I can wash my hands in the sink. He starts pouring piss into separate vials. I finish washing my hands, doc finished pouring vials, and he tosses the rest of the pee into the sink.
While I was drying my hands, he apologized when he saw he had just through my piss on my hands. Then he said, "Well, at least it's your pee and not someone else's.”
That_Weird_Kid
19. Wrong Accusations
I grew up in San Francisco, so I was a mere 13 years old when I decided to grow my naturally curly hair out past my shoulders.
Long, luxurious golden-brown curls framed a chiseled, Romanic face, and between my aquiline nose and piercing blue eyes, I was turning into quite the catch! Or so I thought.
Cut to me getting a physical at the doctor's office. AFTER the Doc has FINISHED giving me a physical, he tells me, "Alright, now for this next set of questions. I'm going to send a Nurse in to speak with you." Exit Doc, enter large black nurse.
She asked me a few rudimentary questions, maintaining very sincere eye contact with me, then launched right into "And tell me, dear, have you started your womanly cycles yet?"
I am a male!
WanderingBard
20. Tickling Sensation
I've never done anything incredibly embarrassing, but there is one thing that gives me anxiety about going to the dentist.
I don't mind them fiddling around with my mouth, and I can withstand the twinges & scrapes and so forth.
The problem is, when the dentist/hygienist pumps the chair lever and the chair starts rising in little jumps, I start giggling.
I can't help it. It was cute when I was six, but now I'm already twenty-six, and it makes me look very strange and very embarrassing.
doh_ramey
21. The Right Time
My wife went to the doctor because she thought it may be time for our kid to be born. Wait forever, go back, and the doc just says, "Oh, you're fine, you've got another couple weeks," and exits.
We are a little disappointed, but whatever, we can wait. We made it out to the check-out desk and talked to her when suddenly my wife looked extremely uncomfortable, and whoosh.
Her water breaks right there in front of everyone at the front desk. It turns out that our son was going to be born that day.
Myrd
22. It’s The Test
My brother. We are two years apart. I was eight, and he was six. We go to the doctors, and they tell us to go to the bathroom and pee in a cup.
We go in together and start peeing. Right when he finishes peeing in the cup, he dumps it in the toilet. I asked him why, and he said something along the lines of "What? I peed in the cup." He thought it was some kind of test.
The doctor, my mother, and I proceeded to crack up, but he had to wait a half hour to try again. We still haven't let him forget this
Spliffum
23. Facial Expression
My OB/GYN and I shocked the new "stand-by nurse." He delivered two of my children and two of my sister's children. We had a great rapport.
I go in for my regular check-up, and he never once acknowledged that he knows me from a hill of beans, nor does he mention me by name.
Stirrup time, as he sits down and peeks over the sheet, he asks me: "Who are you again? You've been here before, right?" I lean forward on an elbow and raise one eyebrow. I knew I almost couldn't hold back the giggle.
He raises the sheet to expose me and bursts out - "OH! Now I remember! How the heck have you been?! How are the boys?"
We immediately look at the new nurse, and she is white as a ghost, completely and utterly in shock and staring at me.
Both the doctor and I burst out laughing and high 5. "And that's how we break in, my new nurses, " he told her. I think she might have wanted to faint dead away. Damn, I miss that guy!
abbys_alibi
24. Don’t Pressure
I had to get a colonoscopy a while back, and, having IBS, the prep for that was not awesome/sloppy. Before they put me under, they said afterward I'd have to essentially fart for them to make sure everything was okay.
Well, after I was woken up, I felt like I had to go - really bad. The nurse came in and told me to pass gas for them, and I told her she'd get more than air and asked if I could get a bedpan.
She said, "It only feels like it, just pass gas." "Can I please get a bedpan?" "You don't need one." So, I sharted on her.
Peningina
25. Loudest Sound
When I was six years old, I had to have allergy testing done, and when we were sitting in the office, they had this small stainless steel stool.
Now while my mom and the nice doctor lady were discussing what I was allergic to, I lifted my leg and said quite a matter of factly, "Plug your noses, Ladies," and let the biggest fart ever go that echoed off this steel stool so loud.
I'm sure if my mom could have, she would have just shrunk away. Needless to say, the doctor said that it was cute and funny and said boyo, you have quite the card there, don't you?
tysonsaurusrex
26. Wrong Skin
I recently took my son (1 year old) to the doctor to get checked out for an ear infection. He is really upset already and growing more agitated as the doctor checks him out.
The entire time, I'm holding him on my lap, whispering in his ear, and trying to keep him calm. As the doctor looked into his ear, I comforted my son by kissing his head.
Unfortunately, the doctor had just placed his hand there to hold him in place. I gently press my lips right on the guy's hand! I pulled away, didn't say a word, and we both pretended like it never happened.
reedyforkmike
27. What A Shame
I had to take a piss test for a new job, and my girlfriend at the time decided to go with me. She had randomly handed me a bunch of contraceptives to put in my pocket before we left;
I had no idea why, but I went along with it. I go inside and get ready to take my piss test when they ask me to empty out my pockets, and then it hit me. I had literally a handful of contraceptives in my pocket.
I debated just pretending nothing was in them but decided that I didn't really care. So, I pull out about ten or more contraceptives and place them in the locked cabinet.
The nurse just looked at me and said, "Well, at least you're being safe." My ex thought it was pretty funny when I told her what happened.
specialproject
28. So Close
I went to the doctor to treat my soar throat, and I agreed to get a shot of penicillin. If you don't know, this shot goes right into the back part.
As he put the needle into my rear end, I suddenly had the need to vomit. I wasn't feeling anything until the exact moment of contact with my cheek.
I yell STOP and immediately try to run over to the sink, where I proceed to trip and fall. Then I just start letting it all out over the floor.
I was just laying there on my side, blowing chunks with the needle still stuck in my back part. It wasn't one of my finer experiences at the doctor.
Bacon_Piggies
29. Didn’t Mean It
I was at a dermatologist at age 18 before heading off to college. I had a few red spots on my chest, and she wanted to check "down below" to ensure there was no internal bleeding.
While my pants were down and she was checking, the nurse walked in without knocking and had a nice view along with half the waiting room.
The nurse backed out quickly, and I received a profuse apology. The doctor had to go prepare a treatment, and I got to hear her tear the nurse a new one in the next room.
StChas77
30. Can’t Resist
One embarrassing moment was during a normal checkup when the doctor was doing the back tapping routine to check for soreness because of a history of kidney stones.
Progressing towards my sides, he entered the tickle zone, and with as much resistance as possible, I tried not to laugh.
But I broke and laughed this hideous screech unlike any sound out of my body before, followed by an unpleasant passing of methane. I farted. The rest of the examination was very quiet.
MurtianInverder314
31. Just A Shot
I was just getting my flu shot, and the nurse asked which arm I wanted it in. I was wearing a sweater, and I wasn't going to be able to roll it up to my shoulder.
So, I started taking it off to give the nurse access to my arm. She looked surprised and rushed to close the door immediately.
I had a shirt on underneath, but apparently, she thought I was just stripping my clothes off, so I felt really awkward the rest of the visit.
greychem
32. Not For Playing
It was kind of a different situation because I wasn't a patient. But I was finishing charting, so I stood up and then tried to sit on the rolling chair.
I must have slightly pushed it backward because I could only catch the slightest edge of the chair. I tried to catch my balance, and I sat farther back, and the chair slid back farther.
This went on for about 15 seconds until I fell to the ground. It was so prolonged and awkward, and of course, in front of a group of physicians about to start rounds.
ciestaconquistador
33. The Fountain
So, I had my son two years ago. Ended up with really low blood pressure, and they gave me a lot of fluid, like a ton. In the excitement, after he was born, I forgot what the nice nurse told me when I was transferred to my recovery room: that I should get up and pee frequently.
One of the midwives came to visit me to see how I was doing. She was my least favorite one. I needed to pee. I got up and sat down very quickly because I started peeing the second I stood up.
She thought I almost fainted and came over, telling me that I needed to be more careful as I blushed and said I was peeing.
Stood back up and got it all over her shoes even though I was trying to hold it in. Hobbled to the bathroom, leaving the largest puddle of urine I've ever seen, and still managed to pee in the toilet. Again, another nurse came in to help me get back to bed. Good thing my kid is cute.
jrogerluv
34. Romantic Check
It was Valentine's Day at school. I was in 3rd grade, and you could pay a dollar to send someone a rose. Every kid got at least one rose, ya know.
So, at the end of the day, there were roses everywhere, and we started putting the petals down the backs of people's shirts.
Well, later that day, I had an appointment with a pediatrician, and when she asked me to pull my pants down for the hernia check, a bunch of rose petals fell out of my underoos.
I must have fainted because the next thing I remember is my mom and the doctor laughing hysterically, and I was lying on the floor.
Soapidus-Maximus
35. Double Trouble
Had to give a piss test for a new job. I was nervous, not because I was on drugs or anything, but because I never had to before.
So I showed up and filled out forms, and then the nurse told me to pee in the cup and not to flush or wash my hands in the tiny bathroom.
I got nervous once inside, and I had to poop and couldn't just pee and not poop, ya know? So, after about 5 minutes, I opened the door and told her what my issue was. She was taken aback and was like that's fine, just do your thing.
So I went and then peed in the cup. I came out and handed it to her, and I was like, do you want me to flush? She was just like, umm, yes, please.
high-and-seek
36. Anger Management
This was at the dentist about ten years ago. I was getting my teeth pulled off, and I was on laughing gas and super dizzy on it.
Apparently, I was sick of having his fingers in my mouth because I bit his fingers really, really hard. I wasn't aware I was doing it until it was too late.
He had to take a few minutes to get his cool back. Truthfully, I regret nothing because who in their right mind chooses to be a dentist?
Mandiferous
37. Not A Disease
I had just come back from camp and was brushing my hair, and I felt this weird little lump on the top of my head. So I showed my mom, and we had NO clue what it was.
Her thought was maybe it was a tick. She kept trying to squeeze it, and it hurt- really badly. Off to the doctor, we go (me slightly freaking out about Lyme disease).
The nurse comes in, looks at my water-eye, takes one look at the lump, prods it with a finger, and states, "That's a birthmark."
cnk93
38. He Used You
This happened when I was around nine years old. I had hurt my neck. Had a big bump on the side and couldn't hold my head up straight. I was in a lot of pain.
So I went to see the doctor, and he asked me how I had hurt my neck. So I explained that in gym class, we were doing headstands, and I was practicing on my bed at home. I fell over sideways, and hence the neck injury.
Well, the doctor started laughing. Then, he left the room, gathered up the other doctors in the practice, and made me tell them how I hurt my neck.
Then they all started laughing. To this day, I have no clue what is funny about a child falling over and hurting his neck. Maybe I could see why it might be funny to other children. But to doctors? I don't get it.
Odogogod
39. Uncontrollable Self
I ended up in the ER for severe stomach flu (I came down with it in full swing at my pain management dr, and couldn't leave the bathroom because I was throwing up so hard I couldn't stop pissing, let alone get the 50 ft to my car).
After the EMTs brought the stretcher to the bathroom door and took me the 3 miles to the hospital before I could get the IV Zofran for my nausea.
I kept throwing up violently and simultaneously pissing myself. They had to change my sheets twice. It was so embarrassing
c_girl_108
40. Just A Correction
It was a resident in training. A female resident. She had to ask me about my personal questions about habits and lifestyle.
One of the questions went something like: "What kind of relationships do you have? Do you have relationships with men or with women?"
For some reason, I answered "with men," then I looked at her in horror and deep embarrassment and answered "with women, with women! Why did I say that?"
I was really embarrassed. She was very professional and didn't really acknowledge what had happened, not even a reaction.
marshmallowwisdom
41. Always Be Ready
Last May, I got an IUD inserted for the first time. The doctor did three pushes to get it in. The first two small pushes were painful but bearable, and I nervously giggled through them.
The last push was so bad that I emitted a noise reminiscent of a woman in labor, and then I sprayed blood all down the poor doctor's calf, and not just a little bit either. The kicker?
She just so happened to be wearing a skirt that day, but there were no tights under it either. For a few tense moments, we locked eyes and exchanged horrified glances. Then we both burst into hysterical yet frightened laughter, me attempting to apologize all the while.
[deleted]
42. Hating It
I was 12, and the nurse told me I had to have an IV drip. I hate needles and told her no. She told me I didn't have a choice and I started screaming.
It took four nurses to hold me down, and I still kicked one of them. They asked my mom to leave the room, then proceeded to ask me.
They interrogated her about why was I so afraid of needles.
I told them, “I hate needles!”
[deleted]
43. Trying To Impress
So, my brother is in the pediatric ward for asthma. I volunteer to spend two nights with him. Anyway, I'm just sitting around playing checkers and stuff, and he wants an ice cream or orange or something like that.
Now there was this super hot doctor who specialed in respiratory, I think. Anyway, he’s talking to a nurse, and I come walking up, trying to be cool.
I went to lean on the desk but miscalculated where the edge was and ended up tripping into it. Sheepishly asked for a snack and ran back to his room. He never came back
[deleted]
44. Unexpected Release
I was about 7-8 years old and got a sizable splinter stuck in my big toe. Hurt like heck and sunk past what we could reach with tweezers. So off to the pediatrician, we go. The usual doctor sees me, attempts to numb my toe, and starts digging out the splinter.
After a long while and numerous more shots to numb my toe later, I still feel every prod and tug. I'm screaming in pain (very low tolerance for pain, high resistance to local anesthetic. Bad combo). Then I start screaming, 'Wait! Wait!' The doctor stops. 'What now? I'm not even touching you yet?'
And then I farted.
Between laughing so hard at the situation and the smell, my doctor had to step out of the room and get the new partner doctor of the office to take over. But it doesn't end there.
I now see the first doctor's son as my primary physician. He didn't know my name but knew the story when I brought it up, and we shared a laugh.
Glacirus_
45. Shredding Skin
I have a skin-picking/peeling compulsion, and when I was younger, I used to use manicure tools to peel layers of skin off of my heels. We're talking big, big chunks of skin.
Eventually, I had to get a physical exam for school or something, and I was terrified about my feet. I tried to keep my socks on, but when the doctor made me take them off,
I pointed them toward the wall, but she ended up looking at them anyway.
Her face was absolutely disgusted. I sheepishly said, "Oh...um...that was me...it's not really a big deal." I could tell she had no idea how to react, but I was mortified, and I still had a full-body cringe when thinking about it.
GaimanitePkat