The longest checkup of my life

Today is my checkups. All of them. Every doctor or specialist that I go to in a single day.

The local healthcare network had recently moved into one large building connected to the hospital. At the same time they offered a sort of "bundle deal" for regular visits. If you see more than one doctor in the same day, you get %25 off the total cost for each. The downside is that the visit is literally an entire day and involves going to multiple offices and waiting in multiple waiting rooms. But for the price, you really cant beat it.

So of course my stepmother jumped at that option. She had switched me over to that network and arranged for me to see as many of my new doctors at once as possible. I had seen some people that were taking that option on past visits. Waiting with either a family member or a nurse/nurse's assistant while wearing hospital gowns. At least they were nicer than average gowns, with a back that overlaps and ties shut so that nothing is seen.

The receptionist that explained it said that its part of how the price can go down. Since almost every doctor requires at least something to be taken off, by being in a gown patients can skip the dressing and undressing step at each doctor, saving time and therefore money. This all made sense and didnt seem that bad. Well, aside from the fact that Id have to take off the gown in front of a list of doctors that I cant help but realize are all women. But I guess thats just part of going to the doctor.

The story starts with us arriving at the clinic: Me, my stepmother, and my two stepsisters Sarah and Jessica. Thankfully none of them will be with me for the entire thing. I had managed to avoid being seen more undressed than shirtless by any of them since my father got married and Id like to keep it that way. my stepmother is simply dropping me off and making sure the paperwork is all set before elaving me with the chaperone until its time to pick me up, then the girls are off to do... whatever they planned they didnt fill me in and I didnt ask.