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Old 02-02-2009, 18:41   #65
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Re: Nurse suspended for offering to pray for patient's recovery

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Originally Posted by Xaccers View Post
So now you're saying it's petty to be offended by someone putting you in an awkward position by pushing their faith on you uninvited.
Wow, you really are reading a different set of posts to me.....


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Put yourself in the patients' shoes for a moment.
Would these be the slippers that she was wearing at the precise point that she wasn't offended by being asked if she wanted the nurse to pray for her, or the loafers that she slipped on shortly before the Trust decided to be offended on her behalf?

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Having had negative reactions from people of faith by declining attempts to be included in that faith, the person who I'd be relying on to look out for me then puts me in a situation where I have to decide how to answer that I'm not interested without risking a reduction in that care.
I didn't see the report where anybody suggested she was providing lower standards of care to those that she wasn't allowed to pray for.

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