Friday, September 14, 2018

When grace and compassion are lacking we are lost

Dr Gabriel Scally in his report to Government said: "What was sadly lacking was grace and compassion."

He also remarked that a letter of apology from the head of the HSE 'means nothing' to these women.

"I think someone should say sorry who was actually involved in what went wrong," he added.

Doctors and clerics share that one word, arrogance.
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