I didn't do it on purpose. It was a reflex. It wasn't so much a reflex...more like a reaction. As my stitches were being removed (sooner than expected) at one point the pain was so acute and I was already crying and chanting, "ouuuuch! ouuuuuuch! ouuuuuuch!", the only other thing I could do to bring myself some illusion of relief was to kick my leg up...really hard. Unfortunately my doctor's head was in the way of my foot action. To make matters worse, I think I may have goosed my doctor's particulars when I reached out to say (in the midst of crying and chanting), "Oh! I'm so sorry, I didn't kick you on purpose! I didn't kick you on purpose!" He was laughing. Afterwards he said (to me, the staff, and everybody in the waiting room), "She was my last patient for the day...I almost made it through the whole day without being kicked in the head." Glad he had a sense of humor about it.








So funny, Quel, so funny! At least your doc was cool about it. I once bit the dental assistant (I was a little kid) while she was putting that x-ray thing in my mouth. She was not cool. She cursed and got someone else to do it.
Posted by: summer | December 21, 2005 at 09:54 PM
Don't mean to laugh..but that's funny! I'm sure it's not the first time anyone's kicked a Doc.
Posted by: Schanina | December 22, 2005 at 03:13 PM
"I goosed his particulars".
That's a keeper phrase right there.
Posted by: Ray | December 24, 2005 at 10:18 AM
I was in the waiting room when the doctor annouced that he was kicked in the head by his last patience. Quel is such an ouch oouch girl..... I wonder why the doctor didn't anything about the goosing of particulars. Maybe he enjoyed it LOL..
Posted by: Sniper | December 31, 2005 at 12:44 PM
No that's funny, although "goosed his particulars" leaves room for the mind to wander, I think, or maybe not. Tell me about that.....later!
Truth is, he probably deserved it after the "superglued particulars" incident. Talk about Karma. That's a drs bill worth paying right there.
Posted by: Rodney Williams | January 01, 2006 at 09:24 PM