Thank you. Even more reason for them to do away with such pointless 'rules'. I am assuming she will be reinstated and the trust will allow more room for discretion in future. It's not as if she was forcing her faith on anyone. And in the first case, how public spirited of his carer to report her
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Common sense?
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Yes, common sense. She did not say she was GOING to pray her her, she asked the patient if she
could, at which time the response if in the negative, could have been 'no thanks'. It could have ended there. How anyone could be offended at that is beyond me.
I have nothing but distain for Scientology but if one of their lot offered to pray for me (or whatever it is they do) I'd make my feelings clear on the matter and leave it there.
Seems to me like some people are having just too much fun complaining over such trivial matters.
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What next, a scouse patient getting offended over a nurse asking if they want to watch a Man United game?