Tuesday, June 29, 2010

Patient quote of the day

"I worry constantly about my son. I always have, for my entire life. Ever since I was born, I've worried about him. And I'm 38 years old now. That's 38 years of worrying about a 10 year old."

15 comments:

Arps said...

Now THAT's a worry wort!

Anonymous said...

Think someone needs a math lesson - common sense has gone completely missing :)

murgatr

Pharm. Tech. RDC '06

Andrea said...

Saw this cartoon about milestones in neurology and thought of you Dr. Grumpy. http://www.savagechickens.com/2009/10/thwack.html

lboykin said...

I see that she found all her marbles when she got up this morning.

terri c said...

I was going to say, maybe she could ease up what with the 28 extra years, but then I realized she probably needs to stockpile them in case she dies before he does...

Anonymous said...

your psychiatrist on file must get a lot of referrals.

Anonymous said...

Chicago Math, what is the big deal ?

Queen Silly Britches said...

Yet another hiccup in the space-time continuum...

Anonymous said...

kids

The Mother said...

I guess you don't need to do the subtract backwards from 100 by 7s thing.

Anonymous said...

For the record, I've always been a huge worrywart, and while I didn't start at birth, I think I was about nine or ten years old the first time I started fretting about my future children (paying for them, keeping them away from drugs, etc... Yes, I was nine. I watched too much TV), who weren't born for almost 20 years after that.

That said, I'm pretty sure this woman is just dumb.

hyperCRYPTICal said...

My Heavens! That's worrying! Why did she not worry about her son before she was born? Obviously not a proper mum!

Wish we has some of your patients Dr. Grumpy! Your workplace appears a hoot!

hyperCRYPTICal said...

My Heavens! That's worrying! Why did she not worry about her son before she was born? Obviously not a proper mum!

Wish we has some of your patients Dr. Grumpy! Your workplace appears a hoot!

Mugdha said...

I am honestly amazed at how you can manage to keep a straight face at hearing something like this. My every instinct would be to correct her.

Anonymous said...

Damn! That's a whole lot of worrying there!

 
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