DO ANY OF YOU PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES CARE ABOUT GRANNY?
May 9, 2008 | Baltimore, Maryland | Vetting explained
I wish to ask all three presidential candidates a simplistic question: What are your plans to assist nursing home residents, who are vulnerable within state regulated facilities?
NEWSFLASH: Many nursing homes within America are ABOVE GROUND GRAVES!
************************We are neglected:
Patient to nurse ratios are AWFUL (50 to 1)
Nursing home facilities are understaffed
Unsanitary enviornments
Minimal access to the "real world"
Minimal hygiene services available: bathing, grooming, exercise, and dentistry needs are lacking
Rodents within facilities
Limited food and drink choices
Limited visiting hours such that family and friends are given FALSE impressions of the facility's TRUE stand
Many nursing home residents are routinely IGNORED as nurses sleep, eat, read magazines, speak on cellular phones, and gossip
*****************WE NEED HELP******************************************What are you suggesting to help us? Remember, you too will get old some day. Moreover, you don't have to be ederly to end up at a nursing facility! An unexpected accident, sickness, or injury will land you in a nursing enviornment (HELL HOLE).
Lastly, despite how much money one has, NOONE is going to blow your nose and or wipe your behind....................................AS YOU DO!
*Therefore, HELP US! Please.....................................
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