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A nurse was raped and tortured at her hospital. Here’s what you can do to help.

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A inmate, while a patient at Delnor Hospital in surburban Chicago, escaped and took two nurses hostage.  One of nurses was raped and tortured at gunpoint.  There is little mention of this horrific story in mainstream media.  Violence against health care workers cannot remain silent.

ZDoggMD recently spoke with this individual, who shared her story. #silentnomore

Please send your notes of support to her:

Delnor Nurse
PO Box 394
Sycamore IL 60178

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