A while back, I had a recurring pain in my right should that wouldn’t go away. I had the same thing a few years ago and my doctor diagnosed it as rotator cuff tendonitis-bursitis. She gave me a cortisone shot in the shoulder joint. This time around, following the advice of the boyfriend (a.k.a. the brit), I decided to go to an osteopath. Since I was an osteo-virgin, I asked the brit if I would have to remove any clothing and it was a good thing I did. For some reason I had pictured Dr. Osteo as a crotchety old know-it-all French doctor or an old hippy, so I was in for quite a shock. Not only was Dr. Osteo young, but he was cute. Cute in a “cute-little-French-guy-you-can-take-home-to-your-mother” way. As soon as I saw him I was glad that I wore bum-covering knickers because the only thing worse than having a male doctor see my bare backside is having a very cute male doctor see it…
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4 comments:
my physiotherapist back home was an African American guy (kind of rare in Australia) and quite cute. So that felt a bit awkward having him give me massages! Especially when he asked me if I thought girls my age would be interested in someone his age!
Hey, I found your blog while browsing through Dooce...did you get his number?? ;)
tigre - sounds like a come on to me!
kathy - no I didn't, I'm not sure the boyfriend would like that :)
I feel certain my back will need adjusting when I am in Paris, too. ;-)
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