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Tracey, 28:

A few months ago, I was diagnosed with shingles, which is basically a painful rash. I didn't think it was a big deal until the doctor prescribed a medication that's also commonly used to treat herpes - it's advertised on TV. Even though shingles isn't a sexually transmitted infection, the symptoms are treated with the same medication. I decided to suck it up and get the prescription filled. But when I got to the pharmacy, I saw that one of the workers behind the counter was a cute guy I went to university with. I tried to avoid getting him by letting an elderly couple go in front of me. But when it was finally my turn to be served, I had to hand over my embarassing prescription to the hottie I knew! He didn't say anything, but he was holding back a smirk as he was reading the script. Now he thinks I have herpes. I am never going to that pharmacy again!



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