Anonymous wrote:Out of consideration for others, I would not bring anything that is scented. Some of the medical personnel moves from your room to other problems. The anesthesiologist, for example. Scents can really stick to clothes and many people are allergic or have bad reactions. given that it is a medical facility, I would not want to put the people assisting you, or their other patients, in that position. and I say that as someone who likes to wear perfume at times. I never, though, where it to medical facilities, churches where people don’t have room to space, or other places where it’s more likely to irritate people. Give him the other ways to make a room soothing, with music or images or your spouse being there with you, I would avoid scents.
As one of the people who is highly sensitive and allergic, thank you.
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