PHOENIX (Reuters) -
Two Phoenix nurses, husband and wife, who starred in their own sexy Web site have proved
too hot for their hospital to handle.
George and Tracy Miller, on-call nurses at Scottsdale Healthcare Osborn hospital, said they had not been
asked to work for the last two weeks after hospital officials found out about the Web site.
The Millers, who have been married for 14 years, have been a hot topic at the hospital for more than a month after
colleagues started pulling up the site on hospital computers and passing around print-outs.
"It's just so frustrating that they can do this," Tracy Miller, 32, told reporters. "It's none of their business what we do
when we're not at work. We're good nurses and that's what should count."
They say the money raised by their pay-per-view site will be used to send their 11-year-old son and 5-year-old
daughter to college.
A hospital spokesman said the hospital operated a policy under which employees could be disciplined for "immoral or
indecent conduct on or off duty." He said senior administrators were reviewing the Millers' case.
George Miller, 33, said he and his wife will battle to keep their day jobs. "We're not giving up. I'll fight this until my heart
stops," he said.
