Doctors, What You Do When A Patient Is Obviously Faking It? - r/AskReddit Top Posts | Reddit Stories

[@aioctober873]

9:51 hit to close... should I be concerned?

[@antares8476]

My sibling didn't fake. How ever my parents did think it was the case. The poor thing looked pale and just complained feeling off, so I sent them to take a shower and try to sleep. 3 hours later I hear screaming. So I drop what I was doing, flung the door open, and litelly flew across the corridor. Sib was crying and in pain. I go for the thermometer. Yep, sib has a fever. So I go to the kitchen while my parents are acting confused. My father has been watching tv the whole time across sib's room. There was no way he didn't hear the scream. He just asked "what's wrong". Well they turned pale when I shoved the thermometer in their faces. It was just an agressive flu.

[@darindarvishi6872]

what does TLDR mean tho

[@flowing-river]

Too long, didn't read

[@darindarvishi6872]

@@flowing-river Oh ok haha

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