Picture this: you’re a 21-year-old living with three nursing major roommates, and you’ve just been diagnosed with a rare autoimmune disease. Your doctor orders a 24-hour urine collection, and you realize it needs to be refrigerated between collections. You ask your roommates if you can store it in the fridge, and they all say NO! What do you do? ♀️ This is the story of one young woman who found herself in this exact predicament. Let’s dive into the drama, the conflict, and the emotional rollercoaster that unfolds…
A Rare Autoimmune Disease
Trial and Error for Treatment
The Refrigeration Revelation ❄️
Roommates Say No!
The Ice Pack Solution
Jokes and Laughter
Understanding but Frustrated
The Irrational Accusation
Defending Myself ️
Asking Friends for Opinions ️
The Nurse’s Lack of Advice
The Pee Fridge Fiasco
Our protagonist, a 21-year-old with a rare autoimmune disease, is faced with a dilemma: how to store her 24-hour urine collection in a shared fridge. Her roommates, all nursing majors, refuse to let her do so, claiming it’s unhygienic and irrational. Left with no other choice, she resorts to using a thermal lunchbox and ice packs to keep the samples cold. The situation escalates when one roommate makes jokes about it and asks friends for their opinions. Our protagonist is left questioning if her request was truly irrational. Let’s see what the internet thinks about this situation and how they weigh in on the pee fridge fiasco…
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