Re: My client's sexuality

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[ Home ] [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followups ] [ FAQ ] [ Back to Messages ] Message Posted by Carol A on June 20, 2000 at 01:57:10: In Reply to: My client's sexuality posted by Caregiver on June 18, 2000 at 01:16:03: I don't know if your message is even a serious one, but sexuality is not an inalienable human right, nor a caregiver's responsibility in any way. In fact getting involved with a patient's sexuality is crossing the line of professionalism and I seriously have my doubts about any true expert so advising. Many people have to forego sexual pleasure due to many different circumstances. I think this guy was covertly coming onto you. He should meet some females and get into a personal relationship, not ask for help to masterbate. There are people that are attracted to others with all kinds of disabilities and conditions. He should be encouraged to open up to making friends rather than just think of his bodily desires. It is a lot more satisfying. Follow Ups Re: My client's sexuality Betty 09:57:13 6/20/00 (0) Post a Followup If you post a followup: Please review our message board guidelines. Please keep messages on topic. Advertising messages are not permitted on this board. Please report any violations to webmaster@healthboards.com Name: E-Mail (optional): please note: your e-mail address will be visible for others to see. Subject: Message: (add your reply here) : : I don't know if your message is even a serious one, but sexuality is not an inalienable human right, nor a caregiver's responsibility in any way. In fact getting involved with a patient's sexuality is crossing the line of professionalism and I seriously have my doubts about any true expert so advising. : Many people have to forego sexual pleasure due to many different circumstances. : I think this guy was covertly coming onto you. : He should meet some females and get into a personal relationship, not ask for help to masterbate. There are people that are attracted to others with all kinds of disabilities and conditions. He should be encouraged to open up to making friends rather than just think of his bodily desires. It is a lot more satisfying. Optional Link URL: Link Title: Optional Image URL: Note: The moderator has the right to delete any message deemed inappropiate for this board. Repeat violators of healthboards policy will be permanently barred from the boards. Reminder - No ad messages permitted!

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