Bonn --
Nurse Ingrid G. (name): Your life belongs to the maternity ward, for decades, they will take care of infants.
Now she was transferred, is to take care of cardiac patients in the "interior". "They're too heavy for me," she says, and sued the hospital.
The St. Mary's Hospital. 1832 saw children here 2008, the Light of the world. The hospital is one of the largest maternity hospitals throughout Germany.
Middle: sister Ingrid. Until recently, they took care of the newborn babies and their exhausted mothers. Diapers to give bottles. "I spent my entire professional life, I have recently given birth at the station," she says. An exhausting, but a nice job.
Since a few weeks she gets to know the dark side of the hospital everyday. "I was transferred to the station in St. Joseph." Gone are the moments of happiness, mother - she is called by patients with sugar and cardiovascular disease. "So I do not know of, would no longer taken on visits to the doctors," complains the Mitfünfzigerin.
The biggest problem for the small woman (about 1.65 meters) is the weight of the patient. "I do not do that physically." As the last a 16-year-old was admitted with 90 pounds, they capitulated. No wonder: After all, they have so far raised only three to four-pound baby from the crib.
Their action against the transfer seems hopeless. At the first hearing at the Labor Court Judges made no secret of his legal assessment: "You have been hired as a nurse and working as a nurse. In this I see no problem. "A decision falls within the next few months.
