Example 1: I once worked with a woman who, at least twice a day, went through a ten minute period of choking on herself. She would sit at her desk choking and spitting bile into tissues, and we all had to put up with it. Other people said that we "had to" help her, since we were on the second floor, and it was "so hard" for her to go up and down the stairs for files she needed. She never seemed to have trouble with the steps when it came to one of her smoking breaks, however. She spoke bitterly of people that were trying to tell her to quit smoking. I refused to do the file runs for her since she used the stairs just fine when she wanted to. Now, since she refused to try to help herself, why was I "uncompassionate" for refusing to help her?
2007-03-07
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