Theres no mention that I can see of any of the staff 'allowing' or even 'knowing' about him smoking....
Up in Scotland its quite sad to see the huddled clumps of nicotine addicts lingering outside pubs for their fix... then carefully ignoring the numerous litter bins / specially constructed waste bins for smokers that are two feet away, and throwing their stubs all over the place ... shame the ban wasnt introduced as winter was closing in...
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Def an honourable mention
as they say rules are rules however an honourable mention is possible.Leave a comment:
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Not if he's had kids, unfortunately. Rules is rules.Originally posted by wobbegongLeave a comment:
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I read this headline and it conjured up a couple of images.
1. Nurse says OK go for a fag but be careful, the gel is flammable.
2. Patient thinks this stuff smells like petrol (or something equaly as flammable).
1&2 Patient decides to find out truth of the above and puts lighter to the stuff....... wooof
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The cheek of it"Hospitals are meant to be no smoking but why was he allowed to have a cigarette? I hope there is a thorough investigation. It sounds horrendous."
Some people just love to have a moan !
So, its the hospitals 'fault' that he was allowed to have a smoke, and the widow wants a full investigation (and some compo no doubt)
But, if he had been prevented from going outside for a smoke (and would have lived), he would have complained that his civil liberties had been breached, and who did the NHS think they were to stop a grown man having a smoke outside affecting nobody else ....
Some people ....Leave a comment:
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Smoking...
can damage your health...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/e...re/4918538.stm
Makes a change from the usual fag in the oxygen tent trick...
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