My wife took our daughter for 14 moths immunisation, when she arrived at the clinic she was approached by a male nurse wearing a brown jersey who told her the clinic are not going to help her she needs to go home and come the next day. She was the 12th person in the linesoe she was surprised and asked why must she come another day.
The nurse told her he is going to deal with her according to her age when she does not leave and showed bitter attitude to end up making my wife cry. It is our first chiodand we arecautios too our child.
The nurses in that clinic where not helpful or rather interfere and find out what is going on. She stood there the whole day and left without being helped. Still now our child is not immunsed because that was our nearest clinic and they don't want to help her. I can't take off from work to intervene so I only pray to that my child will be well until I get time and money to take her somewhere I can afford.
All staff where not wearing name tags to display their names that why she couldn't pick one name from that clinic.
If government offices treat us like this as citizens of South Africa who pays tax from our hardearned money, where is our help???
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