Rub A Dub

[DollyDiaper]

...insisted I sat in the front, although I was still very nervous after the accident. But she was no girl-racer, in fact she almost qualified for a parking ticket all the way to the hospital. But eventually we.......

D lly

[Sunshine2585]

got there. We all got out of the car and headed for the reception. I told the receptionist why I was there. She first directed me to lost and found to get my handbag. Then she told me which ward I had been on...

[DollyDiaper]

....and as I limped along trying to keep up with my friends, I rifled through my handbag to find my mobile phone. Ten text messages and 15 missed calls! I started to scroll through the texts, Tom, Tom, Mother...drat, the battery died before I could retrieve any of my messages! We were almost....

D lly

[Sunshine2585]

to the ward. On the way I saw one of the nurses that I remembered from earlier. When she saw me, she looked away quickly, trying to avoid eye contact. This alarmed me, and I was sure the reason why I was in nappies had something to do with why that nurse couldn't look at me. Did I have some problem with my...

[DollyDiaper]

...oh, I knew I had to stop second-guessing the medical staff, but so many thoughts were flashing through my mind right then. And the closer I got to the ward, and finding out what was wrong with me, the more I started to panic! I was so.....

D lly

[Sunshine2585]

nervous. And I wasn't even sure that I wanted to find out what was wrong with me. I wouldn't be pleased to hear that I had some serious problem. We got to the ward...

[DollyDiaper]

......and trying to put off the dreaded moment, I went straight over to the corner bed where I last saw the person I assumed to be the taxi-driver, it was hard to tell under all the bandages. But the man in the bed was sitting up and smiling, almost looking too healthy to be occupying a hospital bed, so I......

D lly

[Sunshine2585]

asked him whether he was my taxi driver earlier that morning. He told me that he was. He was a cross dresser and was dressing as a woman that morning. But the hospital people had discovered the truth when they put him into a hospital gown. After finding out that I...

[DollyDiaper]

....needn't worry about the taxi-driver any more as s/he was being discharged that afternoon, I decided to face my own fears and find out exactly what was wrong with me. I approached the Ward Sister, who was busy writing up notes at her desk, and although I could tell she recognised me, she immediately picked up the telephone and, without saying a word to me......

D lly

[Sunshine2585]

called for the doctor to come. When she knew the doctor was on his way, she began to speak to me. "I suppose you have quite a few questions" she said. "Probably about the nappy thing" she continued. I was quite disturbed to see she was eying my crotch as she said it. I...

[DollyDiaper]

...must have been frowning at her because she quickly said "The doctor has almost finished his rounds and will be here to answer any questions you may have in a short while. In the meantime, I think it would be wise to take the weight off that foot and take a seat with your ( it was her turn to frown now) ga...er...group of friends over there!" She was pointing to.....

D lly

[Sunshine2585]

a seating area. The four of us went and sat down. Jasmine was looking at a particularly good looking male nurse. Sara had her arm round me. We were there about ten minutes when the doctor came. He first had a word with the nurse, then he turned round to see me...

[DollyDiaper]

...I saw a look of recognition in his eyes, but stare as I might at him, I had no memory of ever having met him before. He seemed to pick up on that and immediately tried to put me at ease by saying "You won't remember me Jessica, I accompanied the paramedics when the Fire Brigade were freeing you from the taxi. You were unconscious at the time and.....

D lly

(Sleb!)

[Sunshine2585]

that is why you don't recognise me". I wanted to ask him about the nappy but was reluctant to do it in the corridor with people walking past all the time. He told me we could go to his office. So I left my friends sitting there and followed him to...

(Ah, the wonders of laptops and wireless internet. Sleb and DD at the same time)

[DollyDiaper]

....A glass-panelled door etched with

Dr P Harrington.

Philip? Peter? Percy? I wondered, in an attempt to push some of my anxiety away. He opened the door and led me into a.......

D lly

[Sunshine2585]

plush looking office. I sat down and he began to talk to me in a serious tone. He said...

[DollyDiaper]

......Firstly Jessica, I realise this may sound harsh but the hospital cannot accept any resposibility for the predicament you find yourself in right now. I'm afraid we did warn your mother and boyfriend that you were unfit to be discharged so soon after the accident. However, I'm pleased to see you've returned for...

D lly

[Sunshine2585]

treatment". I was worried. "What treatment?" I said. "I came back to find out what was wrong with me". He told me what was wrong with me, and I sat back in my chair feeling quite worried. After he explained the treatment I went back to my friends and told them...

[DollyDiaper]

[ Help! Is there a Doctor in the House? I haven't got a clue what Jessica told her friends.]

D lly

[Sunshine2585]

(I didn't know either. Thats why I ended my part there).

[DollyDiaper]

(I'll just have to play Doctors & Nurses then )

....what the doctor had just explained to me - that some of my abdominal muscles had been injured in the accident and while I was under observation, they discovered I was unable to pee voluntarily, thus I kept wetting the hospital bed, and it soon became clear that I would need some help with.......

D lly

[Sunshine2585]

keeping dry. And thats why I was in the nappies. But the doctor didn't know how long it was going to last. The treatment was for something about my foot. It was more damaged than I thought. I was pleased to have the answers finally. Then...

[DollyDiaper]

...my three fab friends told me that while I was in with the doctor, they'd come to the conclusion that I deserved a special treat after all I'd been through, and so they were going to take me out for lunch at my favourite restaurant. Wow! After the depressing news I'd just....

D lly

[Sunshine2585]

been told, lunch sounded like a good idea. My stomach rumbled and I realised that I had never got round to eating breakfast. We walked back out to the car and...

[PamperedinthePoconos]

[hope I get this right]

.......got in, buckled up. Backed out of the spot, headed for the exit to leave but just as we got to the main road the light turned red..................