HOSPITAL VISITORS
Sir, —I am very pleased to see "Kiwi", express his feelings regarding the statements made the other day regarding locking of hospital doors to visitors. I. was wondering if the rest of our wounded men lying in overseas hospi.tals would look forward to being invalided home if they knew that this was contemplated; It would be almost like coming home to a prison. Besides what about the Diggers of last war in hospital? The only pleasure they get is the news of the outside world from their visitors. If visitors or busybodies must be kept out surely a plan could be worked out by asking each patient how many visitors he prefers and then issuing cards accordingly.—l am, etc., _____ DISGUSTED.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXXVIII, Issue 82, 4 October 1944, Page 4
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