Hello,
This is more relevant to the rude doctor issue...
Have you ever had an overweight (sometimes larger than yourself) nurse make comments about your weight? This has happened with me several times in the past. The funny thing is, when I was leaving my appointment, she was smoking outside and drinking a huge soda! I know that it is their job to give you health advice...but when they aren't following it themselves, it can be hurtful!
One time I had a nice nurse tell me "I know that I shouldn't be talking, because I am big myself, but..." She was really sensitive about it, and approached it much differently. It makes a huge difference!
It will be nice going to an appointment and being at a lower weight this coming year.
As far as the most hurtful thing someone had said...
My boyfriend, his cousin, and I were walking into McDonalds, and there was a group of adults probably in their 40's to 50's sitting at a table outside (my boyfriend and I are in our 20's, and his cousin is 18). I clearly heard them say, referring to my boyfriend's cousin... "That is the type of person who should NEVER be near a McDonald's!" They all laughed extremely hard, and I thought that one of the women was going to fall off of the bench because she was laughing so hard. We had only stopped there to get something to drink. My boyfriend's cousin has a serious weight problem, and she has been trying to control it...so the teasing doesn't help. I've noticed adults making comments about her in public. I am just baffled by it. I think that elegant departure is correct though...they are just insecure about something.



This lady I know whispered to me one day and said "You are getting too fat"....when she is 100+lbs overweight...um, excuse me ma'am are you living in denial. This is a lady that nobody can't tell her nothing because she thinks she has it all together!