Hi Diana:

Don't know if this is the kind of story you want.  About 12 - 14 years ago I
had a new client at The Clinic I was working in as a Clinical Esthetician
(since changed to Medical Esthetician) and had a new client come to me for a
pedicure, her name was Joanne.  Joanne brought her friend along with her --
no problem often patients/clients would bring a friend.  I proceeded to do
her pedicure, chatting with her the entire time.  She and her friend chose
her polish and we finished the service.  Before I could ask her to book her
next appointment she said with some amazement "You didn't even hurt me or
draw any blood."  I explained a pedicure should be an enjoyable experience
and should not hurt certainly not draw blood, under any circumstances.  She
then told me the last place she went always hurt her and made her bleed so
she thought since I was in a Medical Clinic if she bled maybe the Dr. could
check her cut.  Several years later she was diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes
and because I'm so stringent on checking her feet, insisting that she see
the Dr. about something on her feet or if I suspect a fungal infection and
have even been known to 'argue' with her when she doesn't want polish PLUS I
made the mistake of telling her my son's best friends' wife said after
several years of my trying to get polish and a little art on her toes with a
pedicure that she  guessed this time she'd let 'The Pedicure Nazi' polish
and put some art on her toes -- so for the past 10 years I've been known as
The Pedicure Nazi or PN. Even my youngest client (now 7) tells her Mom that
it's time to see the Pedicure Nazi -- this is all in good humour and fun.
Joanne explained to people at her father's funeral, after introducing me as
The Pedicure Nazi, that if I ever had the nerve to retire she would have her
feet cut off and wheels installed so she could just be pushed about.

Pat.
Medical Esthetician
  
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From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf
Of Diana Bonn
Sent: Friday, November 12, 2010 7:37 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: NailTech:: horror stories

Guys, need your help.  Kind of weird/odd request. But I have to write 
something up this weekend.  And started thinking of all the stories 
we have heard from our clients on what happened to them at that other 
salon.  Ya know, the razor blade cuts, the fungus, the infections 
etc. etc.  But for some reason or the other (she was nice, I didn't 
know I could complain, I didn't want to be bothered, blah blah) they 
didn't report it to anyone.

Do you have any info of what happened, what type of service 
etc.  Even if it came from your client and nothing was 
reported.    But if it was wrote about in an article thru the media, 
t.v. or newspaper would be awesome to have a link.  Either way would 
be great.  Just trying to get a grasp of how many are out 
there.  Thanks for any help. Should have asked you sooner.  diana from
indiana

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