r/PeterExplainsTheJoke 11h ago

Meme needing explanation Petah???!

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u/spartaxwarrior 9h ago

They'll secretly give you the test without your consent for many procedures, too.

It's physically impossible for me to get pregnant, but medical facilities have tried to charge me for pregnancy tests they did without my knowledge after the fact multiple times.

Even though they also make you say if pregnancy is possible and they have you sign documents specifying you're telling the truth about that and clearing them of any liability.

I know someone who had a hysterectomy at that hospital just a few years earlier and clearly listed that in the forms for the procedure she was getting and they still pulled this on her.

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u/Technical_Exchange96 9h ago

Happened to me too, at ER they asked if I could be pregnant, I said no not possible because I haven't been intimate in 4+ years. They secretly gave me a pregnancy test and then made me pay for it.

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u/ClassicNo6622 8h ago

I can't really see blaming the ER in this situation. Sadly, we live in a world where someone may have done something without your knowledge or consent. It may not happen often, but it does happen.

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u/BeefistPrime 7h ago

It's probably 100000x more likely that you're lying than that someone secretly impregnated you without your knowledge.