Crazy Medical Cases

Cher was an attractive, outgoing girl who loved guys. She had four ex-husbands, boyfriends, and flirts to prove it. But there was a guy at work that really creeped her out! She wouldnt have minded a stalker, but not this guy. He was always interrupting her at work, calling her by name though they had never been introduced, and leaving little things on her desk. Every day she would find something like a used pencil, a few potato chips or part of a candy bar. Weird. And gross. Even Cher couldnt...Read Full Story

Saphrym was fat. For a long time, that was alright. But now he was fat and diabetic. Fat, diabetic, and scared. There were other fat diabetics in the family, so he knew what he was scared about. Needles, insulin, heart attacks, strokes, blindness, kidney failure, dialysis, amputations, and worst of all, impotence! So the fat man made a plan. He consulted several sources of wisdom, starting with the internet. He was good at internet sleuthing, having spent many sedentary hours honing his...Read Full Story

Betty had the irritating habit of always changing the subject. It drove her husband crazy. Every time he tried talking about her shopping habits, or about the bills, she would go off raving about something else. He wanted to talk to her about the drawer full of unopened bills he had just found, but he just couldnt pin her down. Typical. Hed have to clean up her mess again! Betty was a woman with a lot on her mind. She had to take care of the kids, the house, the laundry, the school projects...Read Full Story

Part 2 Thats it! I cant take any more of this shit!. Betty had to do something about this. She couldnt have her mother walking around half naked in public, though her mother didnt seem to mind at all. Helen was happily demented. Helen had always been a sweet and gentle person. Always had a kind word to say. She kept in touch with numerous family and friends. Everyone liked or loved her. But things had changed. Helen was older now, so her failing memory was blamed on old age at first. But...Read Full Story

Harry Goodman had been a good man. Once upon a time, he loved his wife and kids, worked hard for his employer, enjoyed the company of his many friends, and played with the dog. Now his soon to be ex-wife, sitting in church, wondered how it was that her life had all come crashing down. Looking back, she remembered that it had started with small things, maybe a year before. He would forget to shave, and he stopped fussing about how he looked, which was unusual for him. He said things that hurt...Read Full Story