Posted by gitrib on November 19, 2012 at 15:36:13 from (108.203.179.59):
It has been fifteen months since I entered the nursing home to be with my wife. It has been a royal change. My wife has been here eight years. Getting use to all of the regulations is terrible. Yet stupidity runs wild. You do not have any control over your medication no doubt this is for the best. Your communications with the you doctor is through the nurse aide and R nurse. I f we managed a herd of cattle the way the y do heaven help us. Total inefficiency. Faulty equipment Lacking being repaired. So I jumped in swinging . Wrote to my State Representative Got a response from her and State Dept of Health. I responded by e-mail complete with camera phone pictures One was of my stool that was plugged for three straight weeks . Pictures do wonders. One week Later he place was invaded by man regulatory people Report just released Over 700 violations. It has been a battle. Children did not want me to pursue this for fear of retaliations. . Plumbers have been at work new heater installed in shower-room. I still get a glare from the administrator and a big smile from Aides & Nurses. So with a little fight left in me I have made a difference ,
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