Oh honey, I soooooo hear you! I've spent too much time this last year with my rear hanging out of those things...couldn't they make a modesty-flap to snap on??? Just sayin'....how much butt does the staff really need to see? ;-) Hope all goes WELL!
Supposedly they have seen everything before, but I can't help but think that they are snickering behind my bum, I mean, back! Good luck, positive vibes coming your way!!
Just remember, as you wear that gown, somewhere a 12 year old girl is wearing something that's still more revealing. And that 12 year old is my neighbor.
Look at all of the medical improvements, and yet the humble gown has remained the same. You automatically feel so vulnerable and humble in one. So if you should flash, flash with pride!!
hope everything went well! yes, that gown is the worst!!! I insisted on "doubling up" one with the opening in the back and the other with the opening in the front.
Hope your procedure went well and there were no butt revealing incidents....makes me think of Jack Nicholson in "Something's Gotta Give during the hospital scene. Hee!
I hope your procedure goes well and you're feeling better super quick. I've had plenty of hospital stays. I know oh so well the breezy fashion of hospital gowns. Last time I was there I brought my thin and very lose PJs and insisted I wear them. They stopped arguing with me after the first ten minutes. :) Hope all is well.
:) Sending good thoughts your way...and, stay out of drafts!!!
ReplyDeleteOh gosh, the flashing of the bum. We've all been there, done that. Hope your procedure is quick and easy. Love the cartooons!
ReplyDeleteWishing you well!
ReplyDeleteOh yes, those hospital gowns are horrendous aren't they? Hope it all goes well for you and that there's no unintentional flashing!
ReplyDeletegood luck
ReplyDeleteI will be thinking of you, Debs. I had a four hour surgery a week ago and I'm in bandages too :)
ReplyDeleteLove the gowned kitty ;))
Oh honey, I soooooo hear you! I've spent too much time this last year with my rear hanging out of those things...couldn't they make a modesty-flap to snap on???
ReplyDeleteJust sayin'....how much butt does the staff really need to see? ;-)
Hope all goes WELL!
XXOO~~
Anne
oh so funny, you take care, I will keep you in my thoughts.
ReplyDeleteGood luck!
ReplyDeleteWishing you well. Will be thinking of you.
ReplyDeleteMary
Supposedly they have seen everything before, but I can't help but think that they are snickering behind my bum, I mean, back! Good luck, positive vibes coming your way!!
ReplyDeleteAdding well wishes for you!
ReplyDeleteJust remember, as you wear that gown, somewhere a 12 year old girl is wearing something that's still more revealing. And that 12 year old is my neighbor.
ReplyDeleteHope everything goes well!
Keeping you in my thoughts! :0)
ReplyDeletehahaha..hope all goes well. when i had my recent surgery i was in a room full of strangers all dressed like this. a very humbling experience for sure.
ReplyDeleteMen in the urology waiting room need to keep their legs closed while wearing hospital gowns... Enough said.
ReplyDeleteGood luck with your procedure, hope it is fast and furious. I will be joining you wearing a gown on Wed, I get to have a colonoscopy, what a treat. L
May it be quick and painless (the buttock flashing from others, I mean) and don't compare theirs to yours - I'm sure your is much nicer :>)
ReplyDeletecandle lit, prayers sent..
ReplyDeleteYou have such a delightful attitude toward the ups and downs of life- I wish you well and will keep you in my thoughts today
ReplyDeleteJohnina
Eek! Hope you are dressed and out of the barenakedass gown by now and resting at home comfortably. Best wishes, Debra!
ReplyDeleteg'luck, deb!
ReplyDeleteHaha funny stuff!
ReplyDeleteOh how I hate those gowns! Even if I'm not a patient I hate them! Going to visit a mother and seeing more than what you bargained for is not right!
ReplyDeleteGood luck to you and try not to get exposed too much!
Happy and safe thoughts for you! Try not to worry to much about the "draft". :-)
ReplyDeleteHope all went well? And I swear to goddess they make those things so they won't close!
ReplyDeleteHopefully everything comes out "all right in the end.,"
ReplyDeleteNo pun intended....LOL
Jo
Debra, your blog title stood out to me like a neon sign. I seek to, not sure what but hey! I LOVE the kitty photo.
ReplyDeleteLove the poor cat on her way to the vet!
ReplyDeletegood luck and happy flashing.
Well honey, I say if you got it flaunt it!!!! Let it all hang out and give the people something to talk about!
ReplyDeleteDon't hide your shame - let your freak fly.
ReplyDeleteHope it went well and that you're back in your non-butt revealing clothes now.
ReplyDeleteHope all is ok...for now, stay away from drafty windows. Teehee.
ReplyDeleteLook at all of the medical improvements, and yet the humble gown has remained the same. You automatically feel so vulnerable and humble in one. So if you should flash, flash with pride!!
ReplyDeleteI hope that all went well for you!
hope everything went well! yes, that gown is the worst!!! I insisted on "doubling up" one with the opening in the back and the other with the opening in the front.
ReplyDeleteHope your procedure went well and there were no butt revealing incidents....makes me think of Jack Nicholson in "Something's Gotta Give during the hospital scene. Hee!
ReplyDeleteI hope your procedure goes well and you're feeling better super quick. I've had plenty of hospital stays. I know oh so well the breezy fashion of hospital gowns. Last time I was there I brought my thin and very lose PJs and insisted I wear them. They stopped arguing with me after the first ten minutes. :) Hope all is well.
ReplyDeleteHope everything is well. Those gowns were designed by assmen. I swear to it.
ReplyDeleteHope all went well and that they at least gave you some toasty socks to wear while you were exposed to drafty conditions!
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