Omg I went to the cinema with a boy the
other night and all the way through the
film my belly growled the loudest it ever
has before, I felt really embarresst so I
just turned to him and shyly giggled and
said "hehe im hungry" then he said "i no I
can hear",
he put his hand on my tummy and rubbed it
to shut it up but guess what:- that just
made it 10 times worse. And when the film
finnished he said "come on then lets get
your stomach something to eat before it
eats me"
we laughed about it but I was so
embarressed.
Has anyone got any tips to keep it quiet
for the next time I go to see a film?
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poetmcc
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 25 Mar 2005 Posts: 273
Posted: 06-04-05 14:46pm
Hey amy, sorry to hear about what
happened. You know if your stomach really
growls that much even when you're not
hungry and it keeps happening you may want
to see a Dr. Maybe something else is the
problem.
Hope you're ok now and take care.
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amy_j
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 28 Apr 2005 Posts: 53 Location: england
Posted: 06-04-05 20:35pm
It does. It does it all the time I
wouldnt mind so much if it was quiet but
its always really loud.
Im embarressed to go to the doctors about
it
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poetmcc
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 25 Mar 2005 Posts: 273
Posted: 06-05-05 08:22am
But just think, if you did go to the dr,
you would be able to get help and not be
embarrased so many times. Also I am sure
your Dr. Has seen it before in other
people. So he/she will not be surprised.
After all, its their job to listen to
patients' concerns no matter what they
are....:)
take care
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NoRelief
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 04 Jun 2005 Posts: 7 Location: Australia
Posted: 06-05-05 08:55am
Amy,
just caught your post in passing so to
speak.
Just thought i'd stop to say to you, and
anyone else reading this post that may
benefit:
never be embarrased to see medical and/or
psychological/psychiatric consultants
about anything.
Other people have also said words to this
effect on other posts on this site, and I
agree that when your health and well-being
are in distress, you owe it to yourself to
do the best you can to get a resolution to
your problem(s).
In most countries such experts are
required to keep your concerns, as in
regards to your health, well-being and
privacy, utmost in importance. It is
also your right, in most countries, to
request a suitable substitute if you have
a legitimate reason (i.E. A female may
choose to temporarily see a female
practitioner for certain problems, or a
male may request a male practitioner), if
it makes you feel more comfortable.
No-one should let themselves suffer or
even come to harm if it can be at all
prevented.
