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[worksmart]

Here's a word to the wise: don't abuse your healthcare provider. Don't yell at, threaten or physically attack your healthcare provider. It's not big, it's not smart and it's not going to endear you to us.

We're there to make you better. Not comfortable. Consider comfort a perk to which your entitlement can and will be withdrawn. Nobody likes

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[astris_excelsa]

That's terrible...

[worksmart]

It's not much fun for the nurses.

[astris_excelsa]

I would imagine not...

Have a lot of patients been acting this way?

[worksmart]

And broadcasting it across the network. Which makes them not especially bright patients.

[eiremagic]

You're starting to sound a touch like House.

[worksmart]

Sometimes his way works.

[ooc: also I hope the Billy stuff checks out? You aren't on AIM ;_;]

[eiremagic]

Sometimes.

At least you've got nicer hair.

[ooc: Yes! That's fine~I'm about to go out is why also lol wrong icon <<]

[worksmart]

Besides, piss anyone off enough and they'll start sounding like House.

How are you?

[worksmart]

Mysteriously appearing. Not in my apartment.

[worksmart]

I was preempting the question.

1/2

[worksmart]

I'm used to hospitals where the only patients allowed to abuse you have a wing named after them.

private | unhackable

[worksmart]

It would be more concerning to find you weren't nervous. You'll feel better when you don't have someone regularly dropkicking your bladder, but try not to worry. Discomfort is normal. Contractions you'll know about.

While not too many of these viruses can be spread human to human, waiting rooms are the best places to catch something. I'd sooner be safe than sorry.

he only attacked one nurse and he wasn't in his right mind :(

[cal_sitter]

haha and threatened more, but it's not just you Niko <3

[worksmart]

Feeling better?

good. blame those other people for nurse complaints. :-P

[cal_sitter]

Getting out of your hair, actually.

blames the lot of you :P

[worksmart]

That's not our general discharge terminology. Have you been set up with the antibiotic courses you'll need to observe for the next few weeks?