all righty then....better just treat the immediate problem and send this patient on his/her way....before the rest of the story starts to emerge and you all feel like you are on Geraldo!
Maybe the patient's boyfriend and daughter are both named Chris? Maybe the daughter and her boyfriend are both named Chris? I know two (heterosexual) couples who have the same first name (Carol/Carol and Bryn/Bryn). Maybe it's easier just to write one name for both :)
Boyfriend OF daughter?
ReplyDeleteIs that what's called a gender bender??
ReplyDeleteall righty then....better just treat the immediate problem and send this patient on his/her way....before the rest of the story starts to emerge and you all feel like you are on Geraldo!
ReplyDeleteI think Anonymous is right, the / should be "of".
ReplyDeleteAh, the ethical and oedipal question about whether someone should date their transgendered child.
ReplyDeleteI'm guessing Chris is the boyfriend of the female patient's mother.
ReplyDeleteMaybe the patient's boyfriend and daughter are both named Chris? Maybe the daughter and her boyfriend are both named Chris? I know two (heterosexual) couples who have the same first name (Carol/Carol and Bryn/Bryn). Maybe it's easier just to write one name for both :)
ReplyDeleteWas your pt named Pat?
ReplyDeleteForget about it, Ibee. This is Chinatown.
ReplyDeleteI had a patient introduce himself as the son, then later identify himself as the boyfriend O.o
ReplyDeleteI knew that Supreme Court decision had more far reaching implications.
ReplyDeleteI don't even wanna know!! LOL
ReplyDeleteIt's complicated.
ReplyDeletemaybe be "boyfriend's daughter".... some people cannot deal with apostrophes and the mysteries of punctuation
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