So I did the thing on Friday. I have been advised not to discuss it in detail etc. Which isn't really a problem - i don't talk about it in the first place. But I will mention one thing: the defense entered 138 printed pages of my blog into evidence. Never did I think that someone would try to use my own words against me. Anyone that actually reads this bog knows what it is - it's me being silly and just saying whats on my mind. It's in the subtitle of my page, "MAD RAMBLINGS. . . " Anyone that knows me knows I don't hate men, I don't think they are pigs, and I don't think doctors are stupid. My best friend is going to school right now to be a dr, I wanted to be a doctor from the 8th grade until I had to drop Chemistry I during my freshman year of college. People also know that my blog isn't serious. I'm not reporting the news here - it's an extension of my personality. I'm light hearted and a little bit funny and silly. But after having my blog combed through and nitpicked in this manner, I feel like I should have my name on the presidential ballot. It almost feels like being violated as I was testifying about being violated.
So i'm gonna write up a post and I'll save it. I'm going to write up all of my irritations about everything. And I am going to save it. I will save it until I get that call (or email) from the attorney working for the State Medical Board of Ohio saying that the board made a decision and it's over. And then i will post it. It may be months from now but I'll eventually post it. Any anxiety that I had about having to discuss the event in gross detail was all lost when the defense asked me, "Have you ever described your husband as a trained killer?"
I better stop here cause the frustration and the irritation is coming back to me. I HATE it when people take my words and twist them and think that I am stupid enough to not see what they are doing.
On the upside - I'm finished! I never have to talk about it again. I never have to see the (insert appropriate adjective here) doctor again. I never wanted to see him again, and seeing him sit there next to me playing on his blackberry with his smug little face . . . I better just save it.