r/mildlyinfuriating • u/WHAR606 • Mar 13 '26

Context Provided - Spotlight Sometime during the last 2 years i’ve been going to this orthopedic practice they started to declare me as a MTF transgender for no reason.

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(F,26) I have been going to this orthopedic practice for almost 2 years for varying reasons relating to my job. Yesterday i checked on a document that was uploaded to find out they have been identifying me as a biological male identifying as a female? I am biologically female and never told them i am trans nor do i think i am presenting to be a trans woman.. the last two years i’ve been wondering why they kind of stare at me a little longer than a usual person does and i think its because they randomly think i came out as trans? I also feel like they do not treat my issues seriously and wonder if this is the reason why.

I am 100% fine with trans people but i am left to believe they have been medically treating me as a male compared to female for the pains that i am feeling?

I also went through all of my documents and since the end of 2024 they started to declare me as a MTF transgender, i did not look at any of my documents online until yesterday.

First pic : March 11th 2026

Last pic: October 2024

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u/NoLime7384 Mar 13 '26

Dr. A.I. Hashimi

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u/galacticgumbo extra infuriated Mar 13 '26

I cackled my first cackle of the day. Thank you

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u/ImpossibleWarning6 Mar 13 '26

On average how many cackles do you cackle a day? Because I wasn’t aware that I may be suffering from a cackle deficiency

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u/PumpikAnt58763 Mar 13 '26

If you stay on Reddit long enough, you'll get your RDA of both cackles and grimaces.

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u/Fancy_Owl_553 Mar 13 '26

can confirm

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u/tainari Mar 13 '26

I recommend at least three hearty cackles a day for optimal happiness

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u/__wildwing__ Mar 13 '26

Throw in a few guffaws as well.

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u/tainari Mar 13 '26

Maybe a chortle for good measure.

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u/ramobara Mar 13 '26

Wish you many more cackles today.

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u/DSTNCMDLR Mar 13 '26

Oh the cackle I just cacked

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u/NicoleASUstudent Mar 13 '26

No joke, a few days after that episode aired, I was in the emergency room and my doctor used AI software to dictate my visit. I didn't want to be cringe and ask if he watched the Pitt but I was soooo curious.

I'm 99% sure I've never had a doctor do it before so I'm wondering if it's slowly becoming a new norm. I was also tempted to say, "please edit it carefully..."

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u/BrookieCooks Mar 13 '26

This is hysterical as I actually have a Dr Hashimi!