Doing some intense training with some students and stressing the importance of
\nalways checking if a patient has used a product before and if not always
\nvolunteer to do a demonstration give intense counselling and so forth.<\/p>\n
A customer not so youngish nor oldish approaches the counter does the quick
\nglance around and then discretely hands over a box of condoms to my very keen to
\nhelp student. I noticed and a terrible thought briefly crossed my mind which I
\nquickly dismissed, surely they wouldn’t, no of course not……..but they did.
\nWell they asked the question, “So have you used these before?” The customer’s jaw
\nalmost hit the ground and a multitude of shock, embarrasement and amusement
\ncrossed their face. The customer stood there speechless not sure if a response
\nwas really expected, which was obviously not the best answer as my student
\ninterpreted this to mean ‘no and some help would be appreciated’, despite my
\nfrantic arm waving and head nodding negatively in the background. Well thank God
\nthey went for a verbal explanation as I had my doubts, gosh anything could have
\nbeen possible. Other customers were creeping closer and also listening intently
\nto the incredibly implicit detail, meanwhile the customer whose whole body was
\nnow a bright shade of red had beads of sweat dripping off his forehead was
\nalready twisted in the exit position anxious to make his getaway. My heart went
\nout to him and I seriously contemplated activating the smoke alarm in the centre
\nor taking some other drastic measures, crikey how much more was there to tell.
\nFinally it was over and my student closed the conversation with “and have a nice
\nweekend won’t you.” And all the other customers smiled at him and assumed obviously the worst..or actually the best.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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