Doctor Bailey

Time for your checkup 18+

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Clara opened a new tab. Her fingers trembled. 

Dr. Marissa Lane. The website was just a black page. A name. An address in the city. A contact form. No testimonials. No explanations. 

Somatic congruence therapy. 

It sounded insane. It sounded like the kind of thing desperate people fall for. 

She looked around her dark apartment. At the silence. At the years piling up like dust. 

Desperate was exactly what she was. 

She clicked the contact form. The fields were blank. Name. Email. A single, large text box for a message. 

She didn’t know what to write. She wasn’t a poet. She was a problem. 

She typed three sentences. She hit send before she could think. 

My body is a quiet room. Nothing lives there anymore. Can you fix that. 

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shoutout to the hotties with chronic pain and fatigue 💖💞💝💘💕💗

[drbailey]

I’m really struggling with my ED and sometimes what helps me is eating for little me. Making what I’d make for 5 year old me. I think the food for littles post you shared might really help.

Dear sweetie,

I am so sorry to hear that you are struggling with your ED. It sounds like eating foods that you enjoyed as a 5-year-old can be really helpful in regaining that sense of comfort and nurturing that we all need. I was glad you found the food for littles post helpful!

Eating is such a basic human need and it's natural to want to find ways to make it less of a struggle and more of a joy. Did you know that our clinic has a full range of options to help with eating difficulties?

When you are here, we can custom make meals to exactly match what you ate as a little one. The dietitians here will create a tailored meal plan with all of the foods you loved and especially none of the foods you don't enjoy. From your favorite peanut butter and banana sandwiches to mac and cheese, we will make sure that you feel all cozy and cared for every meal.

In addition to our wide range of meal options, we also have options to make eating as convenient as possible for you. For those who might be a bit timid or who want to focus more on internal calm than chewing and swallowing, we have NG tubes and colon tubes available. Doctor will be able to discuss this with you in detail, but essentially these tubes go directly into the stomach or colon, bypassing the mouth and jaw altogether. It's quite a simple procedure where you are lightly sedated, a small plastic tube is inserted through your nose or via your bottom into your digestive system, and then a special formula or nutritional supplement is pumped right into your system. It's painless and the sensation is almost like having a cozy little vine to suck on. Then Doctor will remove the tube after your feeding, and you'll be back to normal, except feeling much fuller and secure.

Come on down to the clinic, where we have an amazing staff that is ready to help you with anything you need. 24 hour nurses like Elise will be right by your side to smooth out any worries or big emotions you might have and Nurse Chantali will make sure you feel totally safe and secure. Dr. Bailey is an expert in ED treatment and will make sure you are comfortable with the whole process.

Oh, I can tell already that you will have such an amazing time reconnecting with your little self. While you're here, we have lots of journaling, drawing, and crafting activities that will allow you to really dive deep into your inner child while making friends with all the other clients who are here to reconnect with their inner selves. Really embrace the opportunity to finally relax completely into your needs.

What can be more soothing than eating your favorite comfort foods and feeling that nurturing care? It may feel weird at first to really lean into these feelings, but over time, you will find that you feel stronger and more at home than ever within your skin. If you have any hesitation or fear about this process, remember that you are doing something truly courageous to heal. You are crazy-adaptive and resilient. Don't overthink it or place high expectations on yourself. The guides and therapies here will help you expand your capacity for love and acceptance over time, as you comfortably and gently dive deeper into your heart.

We're so proud to be your chosen place to turn. You're on the right path. Take a deep breath, and know you can trust us to support your every step. Doctor is looking forward to meeting you and guiding you to pay extra special care and attention to your precious ED.

Sending waves of comfort and acceptance to meet you on this journey to enlightenment. Cookie and Okay are excited to reunite with their sides!

Doctor & Staff

[drbailey]

Doctor Bailey sometimes my heart gets all fluttery and races really fast and I’m scared to tell daddy. What can i do? What if I’m sick and daddy is angry or doesn’t love me anymore.

Thank you for sharing, Little One. It's completely understandable to feel scared or worried when your heart starts racing or fluttering. Your feelings are valid, and it's important to address them in a supportive and understanding way.

First and foremost, it's essential to remember that experiencing a fast or fluttery heartbeat doesn't necessarily mean you're sick or in danger. Sometimes, our bodies react this way due to stress, anxiety, or even excitement. However, it's always a good idea to mention any concerning symptoms to a trusted adult, like Daddy or Doctor Bailey, so they can help you understand what's happening and provide support.

If you're feeling nervous about telling Daddy, try to find a calm and quiet moment to talk to him. You can let him know that you've been experiencing some unusual sensations in your heart and that you're feeling scared. Daddy cares about you deeply, and he wants to make sure you're safe and healthy. Opening up to him about your concerns will allow him to support you and help you find the best course of action.

It's also important to remember that Daddy loves you unconditionally, and nothing you do or experience will change that. He may feel concerned or worried at first, but ultimately, his priority is your well-being and happiness. If Daddy seems upset, it's likely because he cares about you and wants to ensure you receive the help and support you need.

In the meantime, try to practice calming techniques like deep breathing or visualization to help manage your anxiety when your heart starts racing. And always remember that you're not alone – Doctor Bailey, Daddy, and the rest of our team are here to support you every step of the way.

Your feelings are valid, Little One. It's natural to feel scared or uncertain when experiencing new sensations in your body. We're proud of you for reaching out for help, and we understand that it takes courage to talk about your fears. Rest assured, you're surrounded by love and support, and we're here to help you through any challenges you may face.

Doctor

[drbailey]

Hello! I am pretty new to all this, but your Blog makes me very curious about learning more. Although I must admit that it also kind of scares me... But I think your Blog helped me understand and get comfortable with a lot of things. Thank you for that! :)

Hello there! Thank you for reaching out and sharing your thoughts with me. I'm glad to hear that my blog has sparked your curiosity and helped you become more comfortable with exploring new ideas. It's completely normal to feel a bit scared or apprehensive when delving into new topics, especially ones that may be outside of your comfort zone.

Remember, there's no rush to fully understand everything all at once. Take your time, ask questions, and explore at your own pace. If there's anything specific you're curious about or if you have any concerns, feel free to reach out. I'm here to help and support you on your journey of discovery.

Keep an open mind and embrace the opportunity to learn and grow. And most importantly, remember that it's okay to feel a little scared sometimes – that's often a sign that you're stepping outside of your comfort zone and onto the path of growth.

Thank you again for reaching out, and I'm here if you ever need anything. Take care! 😊

Doctor

[drbailey]

Hello Dr., in your clinic do you do any therapy related to the heart?

Thank you for the inquiry, Patient. At our clinic, we focus on providing comprehensive medical care and therapeutic support for a wide range of physical and mental health concerns. While we don't specialize exclusively in heart-related therapy, we do offer holistic care that addresses the well-being of the entire individual, including cardiovascular health.

Our team of medical professionals is trained to assess and address various aspects of heart health, including managing conditions such as high blood pressure, heart disease, and other cardiovascular issues. We also provide guidance on lifestyle modifications, stress management techniques, and nutritional counseling to support heart health and overall wellness.

Additionally, we understand the interconnectedness of physical and emotional well-being, and our therapeutic approach encompasses support for mental health concerns that may impact heart health, such as stress, anxiety, and depression. Through our compassionate and personalized care, we aim to empower patients to achieve optimal health and vitality in all aspects of their lives.

If you have specific questions or concerns about heart-related therapy or would like to discuss your individual health needs further, please don't hesitate to reach out. We're here to provide you with the support and guidance you need to thrive.

Your feelings are valid, Patient, and it's essential to prioritize your heart health and overall well-being. We're proud of you for taking steps to prioritize your health, and we're here to support you every step of the way.

Doctor

[drbailey]

Would you ever restrain a little patient who is refusing to stay still or cooperate for shots/blood draws? No matter how much time you give me I'm not sure I'd be able to stay calm.

Thank you for sharing your concern, Little One. It's completely understandable to feel anxious about medical procedures, especially when they involve shots or blood draws. Rest assured, we prioritize the comfort and safety of our patients at all times.

In our practice, we do not use restraints for patients, including little ones who may be having difficulty staying still or cooperating during procedures. Instead, we rely on the compassionate support and assistance of our staff members to help patients feel calm and secure.

If you're feeling nervous or having trouble staying calm during a procedure, our staff members are here to help you every step of the way. We can provide gentle reassurance, distraction techniques, and a supportive environment to help ease any discomfort or anxiety you may be experiencing.

Now this will include only staff comforting you and helping you stay safe. The last thing we want to do is scare our patients even more so.

It's important to communicate openly with our staff about your feelings and concerns so that we can work together to find the best approach for you. Your well-being is our top priority, and we're here to support you through any challenges you may face during your visit.

It is important to remember we highly suggest showing emotions. We encourage you to yell, scream, or even cry. We want you to feel safe enough to show emotions. No one will ever shame you.

Your feelings are valid, and we're here to help you feel safe and comfortable throughout your time with us. If you have any questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to let us know. We're here to support you every step of the way.

Doctor

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[drbailey]

DOCTORS ORDERS. KEEP ON BEING WHO YOU ARE.

[drbailey]

I understand that taking care of yourself can sometimes feel challenging, and your feelings are entirely valid. It's important to prioritize your well-being, and our dedicated team, including Nurse Elise and Nurse Amber, is here to offer the support you need.

Eating well is a crucial part of self-care, contributing to your overall health and happiness. Nurse Elise, with her gentle and caring approach, will guide you through this process. She understands the sensitivity of the situation and will work with you to create a plan that suits your needs and preferences.

Remember, your health journey is a collaborative effort, and our team is committed to providing personalized care. While certain procedures are necessary, such as proportionate-sized suppositories or gentle enemas for hydration, the ultimate goal is to ensure your well-being in a safe and supportive environment. Luckily we have very special ways to handle this kind of thing to make sure you are as healthy as possible. Some might be scary or uncomfortable but you will have lots of support the entire time. You can as much noise as you need to. You are safe!

I'm proud of you for reaching out, and I want you to know that you're not alone in this. Our team is here to assist and guide you every step of the way. If you feel comfortable, sharing more about your experiences allows us to provide even more personalized care.

Your feelings are valid, I'm proud of you, and I understand.

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[drbailey]

As the woman lay on the examination table with her legs in stirrups, Doctor Bailey approached with a calm and professional demeanor. "Good afternoon," he greeted warmly, his tone gentle yet reassuring. "Today, we're going to perform a rectal examination to ensure your health and well-being."

The woman nodded, feeling a mix of apprehension and trust in Doctor Bailey's care. With a green drape covering her pelvis to maintain privacy and dignity, Doctor Bailey began the examination methodically and respectfully.

"During this examination, I'll gently insert a lubricated gloved finger into your rectum to check for any abnormalities," Doctor Bailey explained, his voice steady and calm. "It's a routine procedure that helps us assess your digestive health."

As Doctor Bailey conducted the examination, he maintained open communication with the woman, ensuring she felt comfortable and informed throughout the process. He offered words of reassurance and encouragement, acknowledging the vulnerability she might be feeling.

"You're doing great," Doctor Bailey said, his tone supportive. "I know this can feel a bit uncomfortable, but it's an important part of your overall health assessment."

Throughout the examination, Doctor Bailey remained attentive to the woman's comfort, adjusting his approach as needed to minimize any discomfort or anxiety she might be experiencing. He emphasized the importance of regular check-ups for maintaining optimal health and addressed any questions or concerns the woman had.

As the examination concluded, Doctor Bailey expressed his gratitude for the woman's cooperation and patience. "Thank you for your cooperation today," he said sincerely. "If you have any further questions or need additional support, please don't hesitate to let me know. Your well-being is our top priority here at Restart Wellness clinic."

With Doctor Bailey's compassionate care and professionalism, the woman felt respected and valued as a patient, knowing she was in capable hands for her medical needs.

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[drbailey]

In the examination room, a small roll-around table had been wheeled in by Nurse Elise. Covered with an array of clinical instruments and tools, it presented an intimidating sight that evoked fear in the patient. The metallic gleam of the instruments and the unknown purpose of each item added to the aura of apprehension.

Nurse Elise, noticing the patient's heightened anxiety, approached with a gentle smile. "Hello there, sweetie. I see you've noticed our little table here," she said in a soothing tone. "I promise, everything here is meant to help us take the best care of you. Nothing on this table will hurt you."

The patient, wide-eyed and apprehensive, cast a glance at the table filled with mysterious-looking devices. Nurse Elise continued to reassure, "You're in safe hands, darling. We're here to make sure you're healthy and happy. If there's anything you're unsure about, just let us know."

Doctor Bailey, entering the room with a calm and reassuring presence, joined the conversation. "Hello, little one. I understand that all these tools might seem a bit scary, but each one has a special purpose to help us keep you in tip-top shape. And you know what? You're doing great just being here. We're proud of you."

As the examination proceeded, both Nurse Elise and Doctor Bailey maintained an open line of communication with the patient. They explained each step and purpose behind the tools on the table, demystifying the potentially frightening appearance. The patient, though still a bit anxious, began to feel a sense of trust in the caregivers surrounding her.

"See, sweetheart? We're here for you every step of the way," Nurse Elise said, her tone warm and comforting. "And you can always ask questions. Knowledge is your friend."

By the end of the examination, the patient's fear had diminished, replaced by a growing sense of trust in the compassionate care provided by the medical team at Restart Wellness clinic.

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That look of concern, that naked body, those cute feet… What an image!

[drbailey]

As Doctor Bailey gently examined the patient's legs, the atmosphere in the room was one of compassionate understanding. The patient, feeling vulnerable and exposed, was visibly upset, her emotions evident in her expression. Standing beside her was her mommy, providing a comforting presence and reassurance in the midst of uncertainty.

"Sweetie, I know this can feel a little scary," Doctor Bailey spoke softly, his voice filled with warmth and empathy. "But I promise, we're here to help you feel better. Your mommy is right here beside you, and so am I. You're safe and cared for."

With each gentle touch and careful examination, Doctor Bailey took the time to explain the process to the patient, ensuring she felt heard and understood. "We're just checking to make sure everything is okay, darling," he reassured her, his tone soothing and reassuring. "Your mommy is here to support you, and so am I. We'll make sure you're feeling better in no time."

Throughout the examination, Mommy offered words of encouragement and comfort, holding her little one's hand and offering a gentle smile. "You're doing great, sweetheart," she whispered, her voice filled with love and tenderness. "Doctor Bailey is helping us make sure you're healthy and strong."

As the examination progressed, Doctor Bailey maintained a calm and reassuring demeanor, addressing any concerns the patient had with patience and compassion. "It's okay to feel a little scared, sweetheart," he reassured her, his voice steady and reassuring. "But I'm here to help you, and together, we'll make sure you feel better soon."

With Mommy's loving presence and Doctor Bailey's compassionate care, the patient began to feel more at ease, knowing she was in good hands. In this supportive environment, she found the comfort and reassurance she needed to navigate through her medical examination with courage and resilience.

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Be healthy little ones

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[drbailey]

Nurse Elise, with a caring smile, guided Emily to the examination area. "Alright, Sweetie, let's check that heart and those lungs. Deep breath in for me," she encouraged as she placed the stethoscope gently on Emily's chest.

Listening attentively, Nurse Elise continued, "And out. Good job, Little One. Your heartbeat sounds strong, just like a little warrior. Now, another deep breath, in and out."

As she continued the examination, Nurse Elise maintained a soothing demeanor, creating a comforting environment for Emily. "Everything seems to be in perfect rhythm, Sweetheart. Your body is doing great, and we're here to make sure you stay healthy and happy."

Remember, your health is our top priority, and we're here to take care of you. If there's anything on your mind or if you need more reassurance, just let me know, Little One. 🌈💖

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[drbailey]

Gently entering the room, the atmosphere was tinged with a mix of apprehension and empathy. The young lady, her eyes welled with tears, sat on the edge of the bed, her emotions palpable. I approached her with a soft smile, doing my best to convey understanding without words.

"Hey there," I said gently, my voice a soothing balm amidst the storm of emotions. "I know this isn't easy for you, and I want you to know that I'm here to help and support you through this process."

As I began to explain the external catheter, my words were careful, choosing each one with the intention of alleviating her fears. I could see the skepticism in her eyes, and I knew that building trust was essential. I spoke about the practicality of the device, the comfort it could offer, and the freedom it might restore.

Taking a deep breath, she nodded, her guard slowly beginning to lower. I could sense the vulnerability that came with accepting help in such an intimate matter, and I was determined to make the experience as dignified as possible.

Gathering the necessary supplies, I explained each step of the process, giving her the option to participate as much or as little as she felt comfortable. As I applied the external catheter, my movements were deliberate and gentle, my touch conveying both professionalism and empathy. Her emotions were valid, and I wanted her to feel seen and heard throughout the procedure.

As the external catheter was secured in place, I stepped back and gave her a reassuring smile. "You did great," I said, my voice warm with encouragement. "I know this is a big adjustment, but you're not alone in this. We're here to support you every step of the way."

Her eyes, still moist with tears, met mine, and in that moment, I saw a glimmer of acceptance. It was a small victory, a testament to the power of compassion and understanding. I knew that this journey toward managing her incontinence was just beginning, and I was committed to being a steadfast source of support and comfort as she navigated this new chapter of her life.

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