Preacher-nurse raises pressure

I am a patient of your San Fernando hospital with different kinds of ailments. And as a regular “customer” I must commend the doctors, nurses and office officials for their kind service. However, there is a Christian-preaching nurse who comes into the waiting room uninvited by the patients to preach and sing in a loud voice, “Jesus the son of God.” Most of the times she would preach between 6 and 7 am in the old and new hospital. She wears a bright yellow uniform.

TT is a multi-religious society and I am asking if this nurse has permission to force her religious doctrine on Hindus, Muslims, atheists and agnostics who are patients of the hospital.

She became furious when I objected to her preaching.

She stamped her feet and danced and sang more loudly.

She managed to get some of the other people there to sing along with her in a loud voice, making me look as if I was the bad one.

Her loud preaching and singing raised my blood pressure and I was sick and depressed for the balance of the day.

Most of the nurses are kind and hard working but there are some who think they are doing good when in truth they are creating havoc in the lives of the patients and those who manage the hospital.

MOHAMMED HOSEIN via email