The Ifako General Hospital
Since about two months ago when she was delivered of a baby girl in the hospital, Mrs. Rose Adesina, as she later introduced herself, has been confined into a world of pain, and suffice it to say life has been hellish for her since then.
Struggling to muster some strength moments after her treatment, she told
Saturday PUNCH that her failing health might not be unconnected with the way she was treated shortly after her delivery.
Her explanation was simple, but shocking. She said few hours after she was delivered of her baby boy, one of the nurses in the ward told her to pack her things, vacate the bed and sit on the chair to allow other women have access to the bed space.
That development, which findings revealed as being synonymous with the hospital because of the constraint of space and the need to attend to other women in labour, did not only rob her of the much needed rest after delivery, she has since been living in pains.
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