My name is Bess, Bess Deskill
I am 30 yrs. Old, somewhat toned, I never had to work out, I have a high metabolism for my age.
Long blonde hair, and I work in an office as a secretary with two other women.
Since my teens, I have suffered from migraines; I have lost several jobs due to missing days because of the pain being unbearable to work.
I have been at my current job for four months without an incident till last week.
Monday night, I could feel the pain building behind my eyes. Tuesday, I had to call in.
My boss said that he understands his wife used to have migraines also.
Wednesday, I called in again. Finally, Thursday, I made myself go to work by noon. I was crying. The light from the fluorescents was like needles stabbing me in the eyes.
Mr. Henson saw me in distress and said.
"He would bring me home."
His car is a well-maintained older Mercedes-Benz.
He walked me to my apartment and brought me in.
He went into the kitchen and got me a glass of water, and brought me my meds
.
He commented, "His wife used a different prescription."
Then he told me to stay home and not to worry about my job.
"He will always have a place for me in the company."
Monday morning, I walked into work, and there was a new woman at my desk.
I started to cry since I lost an excellent job again.
Mr. Henson came from his office and called me in.
He told me, "You did not lose your job, just a lateral move to a new position I just made."
He must have seen the relief on my face; his voice was kinder than I have heard from anyone before.
"I made an appointment for you with my wife's Doctor and hypnotist. She claims the medicine helped, and the hypnotist taught her to deal and relieve the stress."
"If they were good enough for her high standards, they were good enough for his best employee."
I felt like the world was lifted from my shoulders. I have a wonderful caring boss. My new job was to be a proofreader for the three sectaries in the office.
He explained, "They were all excellent at their jobs, but if documents were to go to the head office, they had to be perfect. You can do this job at home if I have a migraine again." I could barely thank him. His kindness so overcame me.
On Wednesday, I went to my appointment with the Doctor. The nurse had a rather buxom chest, long pink fingernails, and extremely plump lips. Her voice was nice-sounding. It had a rather sing-song cadence to it.
It was only me in the waiting room. Since it was late in the day, I must have been the last appointment since I was alone but for the nurse at the desk.
They had music playing lightly, and the office did not smell like an average Doctor's Office but a light floral smell. I waited 30 minutes and started to feel lightheaded, and nodded like I wanted to sleep. Then, I heard the door open, and it woke me up.
The nurse came out and escorted me to the examination room.
With her gate, her hips would roll each cheek high and low.
I am not a lesbian, but I can appreciate a beautiful woman. She directed me to the examination bench and to remove my clothes and gave me a paper gown.
Since this was my first exam, I put it down as a standard exam procedure.
After another 30 minutes, I was feeling lightheaded and sleepy, and then Doctor came in.
He introduced himself as Doctor Bob. He shook my hand with a warm, firm grip.
He asked if I had an Obstetrician-Gynecologist I admitted I have never seen one before.
"He said they are essential If was having issues.
Checking for cancer or experiencing pain while having sex."
I told him, "I don't have sex. I never really got into it."
He said he could do the exam to cover the bases on my health.
He called the nurse into the room. He explained.
"A female nurse had to be in the room while he was examining me; legal issues, you understand."
The Doctor called her Nurse Barbie.
I thought that was an apt name for her since she did look like a life-size Barbie doll.
The Doctor did the exam, then drew two vials of blood, took my measurements, and then it came time for him to perform the
gynecological
part.
Nurse Barbie put her hands on my shoulders and whispered in my ear, "That it will all be over soon, dear. Just take deep long breaths."
I did as she directed me. Doctor Bob finished after 15 minutes. He told me, "The blood he drew was to find out if there were any anomalies in my blood and to create a base for my medicine."