I don’t see it that way. Skeeves me out totally.
I don’t use bathrooms anymore to shoot up, but 27 years ago, I did. I had gone out to dinner with a friend and went to the ladies room to take my insulin. I went into a stall to do it and after I took my shot, I dropped my syringe on the floor. It rolled a little bit into the next stall. I picked it up and went to wash my hands. The girl that was in there came out & was just giving me looks like I was some druggy.
My friend’s son has been helping me test since he was 3 and only now that he’s almost 9 has he lost some interest (went from wanting to do it every 5 minutes to every 15). Well, a few years ago when he had to get some blood work done the nurse had to lance him – and apparently he had to help get the blood out of his finger because, as he said, ‘she’s not doing it right.’ She said she’d never seen a kid so excited to get a smear done…
Wow Danny I can’t even imagine. I am sure now you can laugh about it now but then it must have been terrible. Sorry but I can’t get the picture out of my head of you guys dragging around a stationary bike, pulling it out of the car and you riding it for 20 minutes in the parking lot. That is hilarious!!!
These stories are hilarious! I have one that is more embarrassing and surprising than anything else. I am a teacher as well as a Type I diabetic who takes daily insulin injections. On my very first interview for a teaching position, the principal of the school politely walked me to my car as I left. I held my car door ajar as we said our goodbyes. I noticed the principal glance inside several times and scrunch her eyebrows. I was embarrassed, thinking that she did not approve of my messy car. When I got in and put the car in park, I noticed that I had two used syringes in the small opening in front of the gear shift. In plain sight! It dawned on me immediately what the scrunched eyebrows had really meant! I was sure my chances at a teaching position were over. Imagine my shock when I received a phone call from the principal the next day offering me the position to teach third grade at her school! Ah, the state of education today!
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LOL!!! Please tell me someone took a picture of that…LOL, stationary bike in Sizzler’s parking lot…Priceless!
BTW, you made have a taste for Sizzler’s cheese toast now…
LOL, oh no…I’m a little concern with that principle priorities…lol
“Why don’t we do it in the road? No one will be watching. Why don’t we do it in the road.”
– The Beatles
Heh. I’d rather do it (bolus) in the road that in the loo. Ew.
That is hilarious!!!
why that face ? wtf?