“Ok people, lets get our weekly Hypochondriacs Anonymous meeting started.
We have a few business issues to get out of the way before we begin our session.
Remember, while there is a social aspect to the this group please exclude your feelings from your outside discussions. From what I hear quite a few of you got together with Howie Mamson for coffee last week and as a result this meeting is ten people short.
I believe all ten checked themselves in to City General with heart palpitations. The next time any of you see Howie, please remind him what the thought of caffeine does to him let alone drinking it.”
“Anyone have anything else to add? Yes, Stuart? Do you have something?”
“Yes, I do Abe. I just wanted to add that I had coffee with Howie and the group but I’m fine.”
“Very good Stuart, you’re making progress.”
Sam spoke up, “Not so fast. Abe, Stuart thought he lost his hearing that day so that was really the reason he wasn’t affected.”
“Thanks for ratting him, um, adding that information Sam.
So, he said he did not have a problem when if fact he had a problem which means he really has a problem and belongs here. Is that correct?”
“Um yea,” replied Sam. “It’s a good thing I don’t have a problem with alcohol. I’m going to need a drink.”
“Very well, lets move on to the next topic I want to discuss, commercials from Big-Pharma.”
“Oh, I can’t watch those anymore,” replied Sam.
“You know how hard it is to leave the house when you think you have bladder control issues, Crohn’s disease and ED?”
“Yes, Yes and no I have no clue, ” replied Abe. “That’s why we need to address the problem.”
“I don’t have a problem with the symptoms,” said Stuart. “It’s the side affects that are freaking me out. Oh sure the blindness is temporary but define temporary.”
“Which Is why I am going to recommend not watching any non recorded television,” replied Abe. Recording it will allow you to skip through the commercials. For those that are visually susceptible, I suggest they do not watch at all or have their significant other do the fast forwarding.”
“Abe. My wife is one of the ten in the hospital,” replied Sam.
“Oh well, I guess you’re going to have to quit watching all together or start net-flicking. “
“Folks; next weeks topic is “Avoidance may work but what about a solution.”
So have a good week and for gosh sakes people avoid any news about Zika.”
Don't read this blog….if you hate the sound of laughter. 
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Ok, this warrants a reblog! You had me at “exclude your feelings from outside discussions.” Effective tip. Thanks for sharing. this is hilarious.
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I’d like to reblog, too, but don’t know how to do it?
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There should be a reblog button (w/ 2 arrows) next to the like button below the post. Glad you enjoyed it!
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I love this blog–and the mere thought of how important it is to love the sound of laughter.
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Yes, leaving your house with ED can be a hassle. But if you’re stuck in the doorway for more than four hours, seek immediate medical assistance.
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Ha!
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