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Yes. he definitely needed kicking out. What an dumb thing to say. I can’t imagine his wife laughing. It was an ignorant comment.
He sounds like a total knob – you can tell by all his scathing comments about nurse and NHS bet he’s some sort of hooray Henry!!!
He had a RIGHT to be there. The ONLY reason good enough to have him removed is patient welfare(his wife who had no problem). I would sue the hospital and the nurse.
Had I been in that situation, although exhausted I would have found it really funny. The nurse needs to lighten up and as it said in the original post she does not have the right to take umbridge on behalf of the wife. Without humour we are nothing and without the right to free speech we are also nothing other than supressed.
This didn’t happen but men should probably think before they speak or accept the consequences to their actions without whining.
He sounds like a right bellend.
Many people use humour as a way of dealing things, when my fiancée was in labour, both of us were making jokes which erred on the side of inappropriate. The nurse in this story should be looking after the well being of the patient and if the patient wasn’t uncomfortable the nurse drastically overreacted by kicking him out. As for the comments about Private vs NHS healthcare; our experience of an induced labour and ultimately a spinal anaesthetic, rotational forceps and a 3rd degree tear, was nothing but positive, even one of the doctors in the operating theater was cracking jokes which made the atmosphere a lot more relaxed at such a stressful time.
I Can say whatever I want to my wife
Who is this nurse I am paying
Tell her Do her job
Bloody rude
if my partner said that to me after giving birth i would prob tell him to piss off lets put few stiches extra between ur leg and have a lough together
Whether or not you think he’s a bellend, if his wife didn’t want him kicked out, he should have been able to stay. If she wanted him out then that’s different. None of the nurse’s business.