Hi, I guess I’ll reintroduce myself. My name is David and Im a 23 year old average looking male and I work in the hospital as a physician assistant in Urology. Ive been using pheros for a few months now, mixing it up every now and then with different combos. I have about almost every popular product in the smartmones store with the exception of P83 
. Ive been noticing that they absolutely DO work, which people reacting differently to the comboes I wear. For example, I had a small amount of TUTH on one night to test out how it would work – I never noticed any extra looks from the females in the hospital but I DID notice the guys really giving me a hard time. I was blown away. Looks like I wont be wearing that anymore!
Anyway, yesterday was probably the day where I saw the pheros really work its magic. I cover the night service by myself on Urology, so I manage the patients on our service as well as see consults on the floors and the emergency room. It just so happens that this night is a really bad night, with consults being called by the ER left and right. Consults usually take a long time to see and the patient alone can take an hour or 2 just to coordinate a plan for them (whether they can go home from the ER or they need to stay in the hospital for appropriate treatment). In case you guys were wondering why ER visits take forever - it’s because it takes time to get a hold of attending physicians and really communicate a plan to everyone so everyone is in agreement – basically communication is the reason for the holdup.
Anyway, I had 2 sprays of A314 - one on each side of the neck, and 2 sprays of P74 50mcg 1 to each wrist on the underside.
I noticed that despite my curt, grouchy attitude toward everyone, I was treated very nicely. Nurses on the floors came up to me and told me about the patients without giving me their usual attitudes. There is an attending physician in the ER who I had an argument with the day before over whether the patient should be admitted into the hospital for a simple kidney stone, and he wasnt too happy with me when the situation ended. Today, he was really nice, respectful, and when he consulted me on another patient, he was very agreeable to what I said – no argument whatsoever! I was kinda rushing around but I did notice this and was glad it turned out the way I wanted 
The BIG HIT however came from another emergency room attending physician who I have never seen before. It is a female probably in her early to mid thirties, asian (I LOVE asian women!) who called me for a consult. Long story short, she put the patient on the service because she was nervous that the patient would have a full blown infection from a kidney stone – and she did this before she even called me!! This is frowned down upon in the medical community.
To better give you an example – imagine if you were a doctor and you were doing stuff in the hospital and a patient was placed under your service before even calling you. If the patient dies, its your fault even though you didnt even see the patient or even knew about it.
SO I was pissed off beyond belief, and I came down to confront this doctor. I asked her politely if she was the one who admitted the patient on the service before calling me. She said yes and apologized profusely, saying she was nervous and didnt know what to do. I told her it was ok dont worry about it, and sat down to get the patient’s lab values and vital signs to better assess their condition. It was then that the craziest thing happened – the doctor (who I never met in my entire life) proceeds to give me a shoulder massage for about 2 minutes! in the middle of the entire emergency room!!! I was like wtf?! But hey it felt good so I didnt care too much. I told her not to worry about it I’ll take care of the situation and she was happy I guess.
Anyway to wrap up, she kept asking me for another 20 minutes if everything was gonna be ok and I kept reassuring her. And she left because it was midnight and her shift was done.
Gonna try this mix again when I go back to work and see if it does more wonders! Ill keep you guys posted!
PS: just to add - some people may not think a massage is a hit, but to do it in a professional environment like a hospital in public is really ballsy. I was kinda wrapped up that night so I was thinking about giving hermy number but again – professional environment – I don’t want to lose my job.
