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cherokee · 16-03-2009, 23:34

Sadly it is true Royboy, I also know thay find it quite frustrating too . When my lad was over there last time I got a phone call from him telling me he was on guard in one of the feild hospitals, It was the first time he had been on hospital duty and he was quite disturbed by the fact that in One bed was a little child that had been caught up in the conflict and next to the child was her mother, also injured . Then there was a soldier, all that was fine he said untill he turned around and found he was also protecting one of the guys that had put them all there.

He had no alternative but to cope with it and get on with his job but I can truly understand their frustrations.
I think personally that the Taliba should be treated in seperate wards although if anyone did see Doctors and nurses at war they do try to transfer them asap after treatment.

16-03-2009, 23:34	#3
cherokee God Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Blackpool, Lancashire Posts: 3,229 Blog Entries: 1 Liked: 1 times Rep Power: 286	Re: Taliban Sadly it is true Royboy, I also know thay find it quite frustrating too . When my lad was over there last time I got a phone call from him telling me he was on guard in one of the feild hospitals, It was the first time he had been on hospital duty and he was quite disturbed by the fact that in One bed was a little child that had been caught up in the conflict and next to the child was her mother, also injured . Then there was a soldier, all that was fine he said untill he turned around and found he was also protecting one of the guys that had put them all there. He had no alternative but to cope with it and get on with his job but I can truly understand their frustrations. I think personally that the Taliba should be treated in seperate wards although if anyone did see Doctors and nurses at war they do try to transfer them asap after treatment.