Finally she looks over at him and says "5' 7 on the button". Glad that's over.I slip my shoes back on and walk over to the where the doctor is sitting.... He tells me its time to find out how my heart and lungs are doing. I'm looking for the stethoscope but he just puts his ear up against my back. He listens for awhile and writes something down. He puts his ear on a couple more places, but I can't really see what he's doing back there.He has me turn around and does the same thing in the front.. Julie said she felt sorry for the girl even though she didn't know her. She hoped that the girl could get away from Bob's clutches. No woman deserved to be treated that way and she was worried about the kids. Bob's parents wouldn't be around to protect them.We talked and kissed. Julie said she should just make love to me since she had already been accused of it. I told her I wanted her in the worst way, or best way, depending how you look at it, but I was going to keep my promise. I did tell. I am here because I choose to be. I am well, thank you for asking.” Anita replied. “It’s OK - they rescued me from him, and I’m better now than I have ever been! I can’t believe how much better I feel than before, it’s a miracle!”Trish took Anita’s hands, and pulling her sleeves up, seemed to examine both arms for injuries. She carefully ran her hands around Anita’s wrists, probing for any breaks, lumps or tenderness. Anita just stood there with a calm and peaceful smile on her face.“You won’t. Shit was trickling down my thigh and the jeans smeared it around. I couldn't worry about it as I had to trot to keep my arm from being ripped from its socket.I didn't know we were in the women's room until I saw a lady in a stall with no door. Her skirt was hiked up to her waist, her panties were down around her ankles and she was rubbing a large wad of toilet paper between her legs. She looked up at me in surprise as Aunt Fox jerked me into the handicap stall at the end. It also had no door..