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Missusluv313 Merrillville, United States

Today, I went for my follow-up appointment with my surgeon. He walked into the room and said, "I thought you died." FML

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Hello everyone! Yes, he was joking. I just didn't find that shit funny. And he actually is a good doctor. But to make up for it, he gave me extra time off from work. I don't think he would do that to/for everybody, but I work at that hospital.

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I'd like more info as to why he thought you died. XD

Well, Congratulations on not dying!! :)

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It's called a joke. Sometimes doctors make them.

If he thought you dead then bbe glad he didnt walk in and shout "ZOMBIE'!!!" And then chase you with a scalpel lol

Now that's a great bedside manner! FYL, ut hopefully that was just a joke due to more serious issues you have recovered from.

"you see dead people"

Was this a joke?? If so he's pretty funny. If not WTF time to find a dif place for medical issues

Kallian_fml 21

Better than your psychologist walking out of the room saying, "I wish you'd just die." . . .

The poor doctor had been mourning your death and felt like a complete failure for letting you die. I guess the doctor had a good day.

RedPillSucks 33

Be thankful the dead collector wasn't wandering about DC: Bring out your dead Doc: Here she is OP: I'm not dead yet. Doc: *aims gun: Bang!* Now she is...

Funny!! Lol

spiritfang11237 16

I feel happy. I feel happy.

I think I'll go for a walk!

spiritfang11237 16

^ I was thinking of Monty Python...

This was obviously a joke from the dr...

Yeah, "I thought you died... LOL"... No, I don't get it :/

Calm down everyone. I make jokes like this with my patients all the time, especially the ones who were close to death. I typically say something like "You look pretty good for someone who should be dead!" I think patients are even more appreciative when they know how close they were to dying. It puts some perspective on things.

My dad's a Pediatrician and when kids come to his office (or us in the house), with legs or arms pain, sometimes he would say, as a joke, "if we cut it, it will not bother you anymore". Usually kids find it funny and feel at ease to talk to him. If not, he will simply explain it is a joke and then the feel at ease, too.