My grandma was operated here on 14th April. I came here only with my aunt and grandma and she was admitted in O6 ward.
She went into the OT at 11am and got out of there at 12am (midnight).
It was a matter of life and death. So, we both waited for her her till she got out of the recovery room and then we learnt that she wouldl be transferred to P3 ward for observation.
But as we were about to take turns waiting for her, the nurses told us to move our things from O6 ward and when we got there, we pleaded with the nurses to let us both stay indoors, at least on the chairs but they were adamant about "one patient, one attendant" rule. (How can a woman say to another woman to go back to the lodge after midnight by herself?) So my aunt decided to sit and wait outside even though it was 1am already but a security guard told her "It's mens' area only".
I won't mention any names but I plead with the CMC management and leaders to teach their staffs about compassion and kindness, even if it means bending the rules a little. People come here for treatment sometimes as their last resort from far off places..we don't wanna see heartless humans before we die.
It's okay to not be fluent in Hindi or English, sometimes all you need is a little help and a smile.
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