Army nurse saga deepens

[NoADSLyet]

http://www.24.com/news/?p=tsa&i=784706

The woman had been working with an injured hand for more than a week after having fallen in the refectory and X-rays showed that the hand had to be put in a plaster cast.

When hospital management allegedly refused her treatment, for which she wanted to pay, and the sisters went ahead with it, they and the woman were arrested.

One of the officials allegedly snapped at them that it was his place where he would say who was allowed to do what.

And they want more whites to join the army?

 

[The_Unbeliever]

And they want more whites to join the army?

Say what again? Bwaaaaaaaaaaahahahahahahaha!

I hope the court case is in favour of the nurses and the woman, they upheld their Hippocratic oath to help another.

The rest can just STFU.

 

[pimal3]

Quite strange. She was injured on duty in a State facility which dispenses medical services to State employees. Now, she and the two State employees who treated her are threatened with fraud and dismissal. Methinks, the State is a terrible employer and not worthy of our Constitution.

 

[Eugene66]

http://www.24.com/news/?p=tsa&i=784706





And they want more whites to join the army?

I really don't understand what you mean here? The nurses were white. It seems by their surnames. What do you mean?