I guess I just need a little encouragement!
Now those of you have read several of my posts know that I am TERRIFIED (I'm talking vomiting, shaking, crying terrified) of doctors. But if you've read several of my posts you also know that I love my doctor!
Well, I've been having some tailbone pain since I had my daughter 4 months ago. Finally today (when I had my son at the clinic) I summoned the courage to tell the doctor about my pain. (I'm proud of myself for this-- it's really a big thing for me
) Of course he was very calming about it, told me to come in and he'd have a look and hopefully work on it. (My doctor is also an osteopath, and he's given me manipulations on my back that have helped a lot.) So I made an appointment for next week (I'm really proud of that, too
). As I'm driving home, I start to wonder, just how are we going to work on my tailbone? It's not a lack of trust-- I trust him completely! But that doesn't mean I'm not scared of what he's going to do!
Has anyone else had a problem like this? If so, I really do want to know what they did for you. My doc will explain before he does anything, it's just that until he checks me over he won't know what he's going to do.
Sorry so long. Thanks for listening
Nervous 
) and was red and itchy. He froze it off (liquid nitrogen). First he showed me where he had used it on his own hand! I figured if he could do that to himself, I could let him do that to me! He told me it would sting, and it did, but it really wasn't too bad! Afterwards I got a blister and then a scab, which has just come off. OK, this is probably not a big deal, but for me, this was brave!
