It's a matter of Etiquette and Common Decency

Greetings Recently, I accompanied my husband to the above-mentioned hospital. He had to have many ultrasounds, xrays and a CT scan done, ultimately resulting in admission. We was at casualty whilst all this was being done, thereafter admitted into a surgical ward. My issue is that, me being a cancer patient with several major operations, not a single person on site offered me a chair, inspite of spending 6hrs at the hospital. My ordeal left aside, I must take a second to compliment nurse Pam, kindly pardon me, I cannot remember her surname, and her colleague on their outstanding and meticulous attention to the patient, in excruciating pain. Their attitude and expertise shone brightly through our experience. On another matter, my husband's supper was personally ordered by me, however, it was not given to him. He starved all of 03/05/24, was admitted at 17H00. The procedure was performed 04/05/24 @ 08.H00. All of this, whilst being a 'privileged medical aid patient