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Subject: Anticipation worse than shot

Author:
Nick

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Date Posted: Wednesday, August 27, 2014, 05:18: pm

When afraid of buttock injections in my youth and adolescence, actually getting the shot was the least unpleasant part.

From first knowing that I had to see the doctor, I was worried about what I deemed the childish embarrassment of a shot in the bottom and my anxiety grew as the time drew near. By the time I was in the waiting room, I was in a state of acute apprehension. The inevitable instruction to drop my trousers, pull down my pants and bend over the receptionist's lap confirmed my worst fear. I often thought that I wouldn't mind what I thought the adult treatment of a shot in the arm but getting one in the bare bottom, especially with a girl watching, was absolutely humiliating. My long wait in position, feeling her stroke my naked posterior and listening to her condescending remarks was the worst experience I could imagine. When I finally felt the injection where I sit, it was over in a minute or so but I had to endure the further embarrassment of others knowing what had happened if I couldn't sit down after going to the doctor.

The actual pain of the injection was therefore nowhere as near as bad as the agonising anticipation and embarrassment.

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Author: Sonja [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: Tuesday, September 02, 2014, 02:29: pm bend over the receptionist's lap? Well, I dont know your doctor, but I always have to lay down or just stand at the desk and slighty bend over. However, feeling the cold alc-pad and then hearing the order to relax makes it hard not to clenching the butt cheek [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

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Author: fromSonja [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: Tuesday, September 02, 2014, 02:33: pm sorry, was linked to the wrong one ... appologies. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

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Denise
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Date Posted: Tuesday, September 09, 2014, 02:06: pm

I went to the health express this morning to get my DTAP. I was placed in a room and given a form to fill out. He then came back and told me to lie on the bed and loosen my jeans. Does this mean I am getting this in my butt and he said yes unless you want it in your arm which will be sore a few days. I remembered the sore arm so I unsnapped my jeans and laid there. He laid the syringe down next to me and said I need to get a bandaid I will be right back. I looked at the syringe and saw the yellow needle and was thinking that is about to get stuck in my hip. He came a few minutes later and pulled down my jeans and panties. I felt him pinch my cheek a few times and then a sting and then he was massging my hip. All done. I got up and pulled up my panties and he said wait let me put a bandaid on your hip. All that worrying and that was not bad at all.

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