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Lawsuit: Catholic Nurse Forced to Assist in Late-Term Abortion {Politics Daily}
Jul 28th 2009 6:35PM If she didnt believe in abortions then she should have never accepted a job where abortions were performed period! In California if an RN accepts an assignment it is considered patient abandonment if they refuse to take care of patients after they CHOOSE to do so. If you are an RN it is about the patients rights, feelings, and decisions not yours.
There is supposed to be a seperation of church and state. And the last time I looked most hospitals accept state funds. This RN has no right to impose her beliefs on the hospital or the patient. It is not to up to this RN to decide what services patients will have done in a hospital.
If this RN doesnt agree with abortion then she should let her feet do the talking and find a job where the employers will agree to bend to her will.
I think this RN is a money hungry greedy woman who wants to rip the hospital off.
She is a fake and a fraud. No one forced her to do anything. If she didnt believe in abortion she should have said no and let them fire her. Her concern for money was stronger then her concern for her alleged beliefs and she proved that.
If abortion is murder then she is as guilty as anyone else who chose to participate in it.
When adoption doesn't 'work out' {ParentDish}
Dec 21st 2007 11:12AM I have a 13 year old girl who came to live with me b/c her dad is in jail. Mom in rehab. I have temporary guardianship. With older children adoption is a 2 way street both the parent and the child have got to want it. If the child refuses to participate in the placement and desires not to be with the adoptive parent then the parent has a responsibility and the child has the right to let the Department of Childrens Services involve themselves in the situation. Sometimes the adoptive parent doesnt want the child AND the child doesnt want the adoptive parent. Sometimes this is no ones fault. It is the fault of the natural parents that cannot and will not take care of their own children. When my adoptive child came there were days she wanted to do drugs, have sex, be defiant and disrespectful. Fianally I said you can live here but I am in charge follow my rules or there is the door. She decided she wanted to stay, I decided I wanted her to. Over time we developed a bond that is just as strong if not stronger than the bond I have with my natural kids. But we CHOOSE to be together.
Polo's Bastards Top 10 Worst Destinations {Gadling}
Jan 4th 2007 10:46PM I lived near Tokyo Japan for several years and found the country to be a lot more safer than the US, the people a lot more educated and it was definatly a positive experience.
