Hi All,
Thank you to all who replied to my last posting.
Just to update about my moms care.
We have got her out of that DREADFUL assessment hospital as last Thursday we had a call to say that they thought mom's arm was broken, we had to take her for x rays because her arm was very very swollen and very bruised. AGAIN no-one knew how she had done it.
Mom of course couldn't tell us.
One carer said they thought she had got it shut in a door but that would have been impossible for her to do on her own.
Thank God it wasn't broken but it has left it damaged and it is black with bruising.
The doctor said he also was beginning to think bad things in his heart and he was doing his best to get mom out as soon as he could.
Mom went into her new care home on Wednesday and I am very pleased to see her smiling again, she looks happy now.
Her new home is lovely and the staff are really genuine caring people.
I dread to think what could have happened to my mom if we hadn't spoken up. Some people don't.
We have watched the patients deteriorate daily in that dreadful place and it seems we were the only family to have spoken out.
I only hope that the Professor keeps to his word and closes that ward as he said he would. For the sakes of the patients left in there.
He kept his word to us and got mom out as soon as he could .
I am grateful to him for that, he probably saved her life.
Thanks to all
Suptowngirl
Thank you to all who replied to my last posting.
Just to update about my moms care.
We have got her out of that DREADFUL assessment hospital as last Thursday we had a call to say that they thought mom's arm was broken, we had to take her for x rays because her arm was very very swollen and very bruised. AGAIN no-one knew how she had done it.
Mom of course couldn't tell us.
One carer said they thought she had got it shut in a door but that would have been impossible for her to do on her own.
Thank God it wasn't broken but it has left it damaged and it is black with bruising.
The doctor said he also was beginning to think bad things in his heart and he was doing his best to get mom out as soon as he could.
Mom went into her new care home on Wednesday and I am very pleased to see her smiling again, she looks happy now.
Her new home is lovely and the staff are really genuine caring people.
I dread to think what could have happened to my mom if we hadn't spoken up. Some people don't.
We have watched the patients deteriorate daily in that dreadful place and it seems we were the only family to have spoken out.
I only hope that the Professor keeps to his word and closes that ward as he said he would. For the sakes of the patients left in there.
He kept his word to us and got mom out as soon as he could .
I am grateful to him for that, he probably saved her life.
Thanks to all
Suptowngirl