Today at work

[caligirl85]

You were right to confront her.



I'm obviously not opposed to religious ordinance to heal/bless the sick and afflicted, but it should be voluntary by request and/or consent.

I'm not opposed either but within family contexts. Consent is huge! And sneaking around when he's sleeping doesn't help with paranoia! Lol

 

[Bubbly]

 

[caligirl85]

Holy fuck, put her in a room next to him.

Can you believe it??? I thought the doc was going to lose his mind. We had a good laugh after but more one of those laugh or cry, is this real life, laughs. Gonna be a helluva family meeting Friday! She's an RN too. Experienced.

 

[dabuffguy]

What are you the gutdamn holy water authority

Nope. I don't believe in holy water.

 

[cindylou]

I don't see the problem. Why would you need consent to have water sprinkled on a kid? It's not really gonna do anything but get him a little wet. (It's not really holy)

What was her reasoning to thinking he was possessed?

 

[dabuffguy]

I don't see the problem. Why would you need consent to have water sprinkled on a kid? It's not really gonna do anything but get him a little wet. (It's not really holy)

What was her reasoning to thinking he was possessed?

Whether it does anything or is harmful or not isn't the issue.

In a non politically correct manner, this is a non issue, and move along.

However, you don't perform religious ordinances on people without their consent if they have the ability to give consent.

For someone in a coma, etc is different.

 

[cindylou]

you can't consent to an exorcism if you're possessed with 20 evil spirits!

 

[Bubbly]

I have holy piss, who wants a spritz?

 

[-SD-]

I have holy piss, who wants a spritz?

I want to so hard

 

[caligirl85]

Whether it does anything or is harmful or not isn't the issue.



In a non politically correct manner, this is a non issue, and move along.



However, you don't perform religious ordinances on people without their consent if they have the ability to give consent.



For someone in a coma, etc is different.

This. It's highly unprofessional to do something like this. She could lose her nursing license if it were reported. It's not only because he's a minor but you cannot "treat" someone with your own belief system.