Strange note
One of the strangest notes that I have received from a patient was sent to me by a married woman who wanted to have an affair. That was not the strange part, though. What made this note unusual was her unique brand of awkward honesty. She said that she wouldn't mind fooling around with me, but her first choice was a handsome male nurse whose name she'd forgotten. Consequently, she asked me to forward this note to him. If he wasn't interested, she wanted me to give her a call (otherwise, she would presumably be too busy with him to become involved with me). While she was fairly attractive, I never called her because she was married—and who wants to play the second fiddle, anyway?
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