You know what I hate about hospital checkup's? I mean other than the whole "waiting for two hours while your time with the doctors lasts less that 10 minutes" part, I hate giving samples. Blood for sure, but more so of *tinkle tinkle*. Going in a cup's fine with me, but do they really have to make the cup so damn small, it's like aiming at a dime! What's the sense in that? More importantly how much do you give? I find that a major problem? If you give too much, it makes you seem overzealous, if you give too little there's a chance people might start drawing wrong conclusions. If only they'd mark the desired level it'd save us all the trouble. From my extensive experience in this particular sampling field, I'd say the proper amount would be just below the halfway mark. That way it gives the sample a sort of casual formality, without making you look out of control. Then again any amount's fine..I'm just thankful I can go standing up.
TBA
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