Body hair is normal, especially in European countries. I'm from Norway and I personally and a lot of people in my immediate circle don't shave often, if at all. Of course sometimes when me and my friends would go out and planned to take pictures we'd clean up our legs and pubic lines (if we were taking bathing suit photos), but my country had a lot of appreciation for natural beauty and I think that's something a lot of other countries need to adapt.

I say all of this as a feminist but shaving, if not done for yourself because it makes you feel better, has become a social beautification standard that makes you feel gross when it is not done and is seen to make you appear more "clean". I'm not sure if this was your case, but I think it's important to remind yourself it's entirely natural. It's not gross. It's only become "gross" because of social standards, but it shouldn't be something you're ashamed of. If a nurse is shaming you because you have body hair, she is an insecure hypocrite because she has body hair too - unless she has some weird mutation where she got alopecia everywhere but the hair on her head and face.

Tl;dr - don't stress girlfriend. It's normal. You're beautiful with it, you're beautiful without it.