I shudder at the thought of something like that happening to anyone.  Someone was more careless than they should have been and violated the oath they swore to when becoming
a real nurse.  I could see/understand that happening with an aide or attendent, but not a nurse.
An incident like that should have been duly noted and recorded.  I don't know if I could ever personally face someone the next day if that were to happen to me.  I don't know if I could face someone who I did that too as well.
 
Some people take their responsibility more seriously than others, but you know that already.
 
I realize that errors and mistakes can happen, but to leave, only complicates a dangerous situation. You are most fortunate that something more serious didn't occur.
 
Hope you are doing much better.
W
 
 
 
In a message dated 3/30/2006 6:23:22 PM Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I had my indewling yanked out by the day shift nurse while removing my pants, she knew it but didn't say a word because it was her quiting time or she couldn't put in a new one.  So I layed in urin all night. 
Silas
 

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