Revealing the role of cold… and questions about modesty!

I decided to go get checked for a cold…
I entered the clinic with a bag of tissues and the exhaustion of the whole week.

The receptionist looked at me and said:
— “The doctor will ask you to lift your sleeve… Will you know, or is the abaya difficult?”

She laughed:
— “I’m a pro at quick checkups… The abaya isn’t an obstacle; it’s a safety system!”

I sat in the waiting room, people’s eyes constantly darting up and down:
One whispered to her neighbor:
— “How are these girls surviving in this heat?”

The other replied:
— “May God give them strength… They must have cold hearts!”

When I went in to see the doctor, his first question wasn’t about the cold, but about my clothes:
— “Doesn’t this clothing make you tired at work or studying?”

I told him:
— “Coverage has never been an obstacle… On the contrary, it saves time when I run in the morning!”

The examination was over,
and I left, the woman on The door said to me:
— “I love your commitment… but try colors, maybe they’ll brighten things up!”

I laughed to myself:
“Is medicine now all about fashion?”

As I walked, I felt that every simple situation could turn into a major discussion…
But as long as you smile and remain calm, the questions pass like bitter medicine—they’re not pleasant, but they strengthen your immune system.

Have you ever been subjected to a strange or sarcastic situation in a clinic or hospital because of your clothing?
What’s the funniest question or comment you’ve heard?
Share a situation or a word of support for a girl who might be embarrassed by people’s stares—your laughter might be the medicine she needs!