The response I have gotten on Dr. Maurice’s blog is interesting. It caused such uproar that Dr. Maurice took advantage of his busy schedule to not publish posts for the weekend. I think that was a wise move on his part.
I wonder why the upset over what I have said. Most of what I have said in my responses has been said at one time or another on Dr. Maurice’s blogs. Is it that some people are finally starting to see that the medical community is going to be called to account? That non-medical people (as the people on Dr. Maurice’s blog believe me to be) are not going to quietly go away?
It is important that individuals who are aching for their modesty issues in medical settings to be taken seriously stand up and take action. Visit with your doctor about your modesty concerns and insist that those concerns be addressed. Talk to as many people as you know about the need for respect for patient modesty in medical settings. Post on blogs such as this one or on Dr. Maurice’s blogs. Share these websites with your medical providers and others.
I am encouraged by Dr. Maurice’s blog and the reason he started it. He wants to make others in the medical field aware of the need for patient modesty. It seems to me that Dr. Maurice is fighting a battle over this very topic as his blog has many examples of self-acclaimed doctors stating that they do not need to make changes and refusing to believe the statistical numbers that researchers are repeatedly finding.
My husband tells me that I like stirring the mud after he reads and approves my posts. I encourage everyone to stir the mud over this issue.
Plain Jane