Re: They can't even do a *GIMMICK* right?!??!?!?

On Dec 8, 8:51 am, "sharon" <nob...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > Finally what was with the tribute to all those who died?
> > Do hospitals actually  do that?
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> Yes, they do it in the chapel once a year.  It's called a remembrance
> service and does not involve wa****ng hands in sterile basins or anything
> else like it.  It's about half an hour long, consists of readings and
> prayers like any church service and is open to all employees and the
public
> (families of those who have died in the hospital over the previous year
are
> issued invitations), anyone who wants to attend.  The notion that a
COUNTY
> HOSPITAL would allow a chaplain to conduct a religious service in the
midst
> of a busy ****ft in the ER in which employees really had no choice but to
> participate is just laughable.


Except of course they DID have a choice. (And, obviously, some chose
not to, since there WERE people stll working in the ER at the time.)

Naomi
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> Sharon