What specific actions did the patient take against the parked cars?

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The patient took several specific actions to obstruct the cars that were blocking their gate.

The patient physically blocked the two cars with various heavy objects and placed warning cones on their hoods. Additionally, a sign was displayed on the gate expressing the patient's frustration and questioning the inconsiderate parking.
Heavy objects were used to impede vehicle access.

A 1.3-meter-tall heavy wooden planter, a dustbin, and three flowerpots were dragged to the front of the gate. These items were arranged in a manner intended to inconvenience the drivers of the cars blocking the entrance.
Parking cones were placed on the vehicles.

The patient utilized two 'No Parking' cones, which they had previously used to prevent gate obstruction. These cones were deliberately placed on the hoods of the parked cars.
A pointed sign was displayed on the gate.

A sign was printed on A4 paper and affixed to the gate. It read: "What would Jesus do? Not block a cancer patient’s gate! If an ambulance comes you can fly here to move your car, ah?" This sign conveyed the patient's anger and the critical nature of their need for unobstructed access.

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