Yes my hubby is at home...
Thank you all for your support.
Fortunately (at the moment) she has a support worker with her, they are going do a scan as they aren't sure about the break. Then they may operate so scared for her, she asked me when she could come tonight, heartbreaking. I have an awful feeling about this just because of her weight and the rehab and recovery...
What a worry for you, and how awful for it to happen so soon before your holiday.
Terrible that such a thing could happen in hospital. I hope your fears for your mum will be needless, though. My mother was over 90 and very thin when she fell and broke a hip but she did make a surprisingly good and quick recovery. I do hope you will find the same.
Not the response I would have hoped for either. It is a hospital matter.Still waiting to hear about the scan, meanwhile I have had a response from PALS...
I am sorry to hear about yr woes. As your Mum is 80 (and I assume not on
any kind of section) your need to contact Age UK. They provide the
advocacy service in this region for people your Mum's age
Not the response I'd hoped for
Still waiting to hear about the scan, meanwhile I have had a response from PALS...
I am sorry to hear about yr woes. As your Mum is 80 (and I assume not on
any kind of section) your need to contact Age UK. They provide the
advocacy service in this region for people your Mum's age
Not the response I'd hoped for
Morning gilly Hope you got some rest last night.
Err, no, not the response I'd have expected either. I guess if you feel your mum needs an advocate ( other than you or your family), AgeUK is the way to go (though what relevance your mother's age has to her clinical treatment somewhat baffles me ).
If you want to complain, perhaps you have to literally send in a complaint.
All at a time when I would imagine you want to concentrate your energies on your mum ......
Good luck today Keep us posted when you get the chance
Chin up gilly
Lindy xx