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There are many heartbeats out there but this one is mine...

Welcome to the lab. Thank you for volunteering. We hope you enjoy your stay. The experiments you're going to help us with will be a help to all of humanity. Probably.

Stories

Resus Zoo - a new test subject is subjected to a mysterious gas

Exposure Therapy - it's cold in the OR

A Nighttime Visit - dreams of lights and wires

Matrix Milking - a prisoner is freed from the Matrix for a special procedure

Drabbles

Bright Lights

The Gown

#medfet #resus #cardiophile #ekg #cardiophilia #hospital #electrodes #ecg #surgery #mine

bugshark

hi welcome to my hospiral. youre Diagnosed with Fun. ❤️😛Yay!

You're welcome, everyone 🤣

#medfet #cardiophile #ekg #cardiophilia #heart monitor #hospital #ecg #stress test

ectopicheartbeats

nosoc0mial

One thing that really drives me up the wall for some reason is that degree of forced formality between doctor and patient.

I think being made to answer questions with "Yes, Doctor." and "No, Doctor." is wonderful. It's essential to respond appropriately and remain quiet otherwise, even during the most intimate of examinations. And if one fails to respond, one will be prompted. The doctor does the same returning the formality. Referring to the patient by last name, or even a number.

lamboraven

Alongside anesthesia and medfet, I have another, more science fiction or cyber punk, fantasy which revolves around transformation and control. I used to wonder what it would be like to be turned into a cyborg, like the Borg on Star Trek or the Cybermen on Doctor Who. Your body taken over, enhanced (not always to your benefit but to "theirs") and your bodily functions reduced to literally that. Nutrition managed, organs simplified and waste products disposed off in an almost industrial way.

Imagine this: medical fetishism has led to taking part in a medical test clinic. They test you and record you, they decide you're perfect and you sign up. You experience much that you love, procedures and medical technology, and the technology to manage your basic functions over time, with it they pull you deeper. Enhancing your body, becoming more cyber and less human, making you dependant on them. You lead a normal life, well, the one they want, but maybe every night you have to return to the clinic, to have your organs washed out, your waste removed, your nutrition needs met, and most importantly, your rest and regeneration. The rest they give to you and they manage with anesthesia, whilst they carry out whatever they want. You live your life with tubes being put in and taken out, you no longer have the ability to eat or pee or defecate, and every night your peaceful sleep comes via a black mask, some sevoflurane and an intubation. Some days they don't let you out, and spend time in an ICU like state, acutely aware of your dependence on them and their technology.

Feel free to reach out on DM or comment if this also piques your interest. It intrigues me now its back in my mind, after someone asked me my history and I really thought about it

lamboraven

Putting this back out there. I'd love to engage with someone about it