Re: Women voiding device

From: Jim Connerth (babydoc@apex.net)
Thu Sep 28 18:40:51 2000


I believe Hippocrates instructed patients to pee on rocks in the sun--if ants came-dx was made.

Cheri Van Hoover wrote:

> Betsy Hyde wrote:
>
> > well, if any of you had bothered to really read this site, you would see
> > that one can buy one of these devices *or* learn to pee standing up! Not
> > kidding, folks....there are detailed instructions. So now women can splash
> > and make a mess, too.
>
> 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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