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Re: Obesity-HygeineFrom: baloo (kyra@mindless.com)Mon Jul 28 00:34:50 1997
Hi Janice:) When I was 468 lbs, about 250 lbs ago:) hee hee...My OBGYN was kind enough and brave enough to say, Hey Marna, have you tried to use a sponge on a stick??? Bless her heart..... So I hear ya:) M Marna D. Engel Doula mailto:baloo@teleport.com http://www.teleport.com/~baloo/
-- ---------- : From: JaniceLun@aol.com : To: wagedj@ctrvax.Vanderbilt.Edu; ob-gyn-l@obgyn.net; midwife@fensende.com : Subject: Obesity-Hygeine : Date: Sunday, July 27, 1997 10:38 AM : : Hi, : I work in High Risk OB clinic, and L&D. : : Some patients who are VERY obess just need to know HOW to reach area. You : can Very politely and nicely tell patient that "a Friend" uses one of the : sponge things on a stick that you buy in the grocery store to wash dishes : with, and use when bathing to reach in the grooves that are hard to reach. : One BIG Mom was thrilled with the idea and came for second, and third : prenatal visit smelling A LOT better, and felt a lot better about her self. : : Good for BIG Grandma's and grandpa's to bath with too. : : Janice RNC
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