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Re: Women voiding deviceFrom: Cheri Van Hoover (cherivh@home.com)Thu Sep 28 16:26:52 2000
Betsy Hyde wrote:
> well, if any of you had bothered to really read this site, you would see Now, one shouldn't be too critical of the mess, Betsy. One of my nursing instructors (known for her remarkable physical assessment skills) diagnosed her husband's diabetes by the sticky areas on the floor around the toilet. She noticed that the ants kept coming in, attracted by his mess, and realized he was spilling sugar. She informed him that he had diabetes and that he had to go in and get tested. He was in deep denial and resisted valiantly, but to no avail. Unfortunately, she was too late. She told us that 2 months after she got him diagnosed she came home one day to find him dead of a heart attack on the kitchen floor. I loved this instructor. She was a tiny gray-haired woman who drove a giant red Corvette. She could barely see over the steering wheel. She grinned all the time. Even when telling the heart attack story.
-- Cheri Van Hoover, CNM San Francisco, CA
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