| Shocking but no longer a surprise 21:43 - Dec 6 with 1083 views | Andy1300 |
How many others are seeing loved ones like this and being treated this way?
This really is out of order.
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| Shocking but no longer a surprise on 21:52 - Dec 6 with 1073 views | Jack123 |
That is terrible..:( |  |
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| Shocking but no longer a surprise on 21:59 - Dec 6 with 1044 views | Boundy |
| Shocking but no longer a surprise on 21:52 - Dec 6 by Jack123 |
That is terrible..:( |
Absolutely indefensible , if that's what they're like what the f goes on behind the closed doors and blinds. I do hope this isn't forgotten and the daughter pursues this all the way . |  |
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| Shocking but no longer a surprise on 22:40 - Dec 6 with 1012 views | Fireboy2 |
That is bloody horrible, how the hell can they get away with that. |  | | |
| Shocking but no longer a surprise on 22:57 - Dec 7 with 906 views | Boundy |
I didn't realise but the daughter in the clip is the lady who was arrested last month for taking her mother away from the care home . now you can see why | |
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| Shocking but no longer a surprise on 23:08 - Dec 7 with 905 views | Andy1300 |
| Shocking but no longer a surprise on 22:57 - Dec 7 by Boundy |
I didn't realise but the daughter in the clip is the lady who was arrested last month for taking her mother away from the care home . now you can see why |
Wow, you absolutely can see why she was taking her away.
Perhaps now this video is out there, the people who were critical of her can see the other side. | |
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| Shocking but no longer a surprise on 10:05 - Dec 8 with 842 views | Catullus |
I can't read the tweet link, it won't show for me, maybe because I don't have a twitter account. What's the story? | |
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| Shocking but no longer a surprise on 11:21 - Dec 9 with 780 views | Andy1300 |
| Shocking but no longer a surprise on 10:05 - Dec 8 by Catullus |
I can't read the tweet link, it won't show for me, maybe because I don't have a twitter account. What's the story? |
Old lady in care home, looks to be in a bad way, carers have her by a window talking to her daughter who wants medical help for her as she is going blue around her mouth.
Carers lower the blinds and wheel her away.
Apparently it’s same mother and daughter in the car park when the police arrested the daughter for trying to take her mother home [Post edited 9 Dec 2020 18:48]
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| Shocking but no longer a surprise on 14:03 - Dec 9 with 742 views | trampie |
There might be more to this story than meets the eye. |  |
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| Shocking but no longer a surprise on 21:35 - Dec 9 with 671 views | Catullus |
| Shocking but no longer a surprise on 11:21 - Dec 9 by Andy1300 |
Old lady in care home, looks to be in a bad way, carers have her by a window talking to her daughter who wants medical help for her as she is going blue around her mouth.
Carers lower the blinds and wheel her away.
Apparently it’s same mother and daughter in the car park when the police arrested the daughter for trying to take her mother home [Post edited 9 Dec 2020 18:48]
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There has to be more to this than we are told and I'm pretty certain the care home can't comment publicly because of data protection.
Wasn't the daughter a nurse? So she should know the rules and about duty of care? Legally speaking, if the daughter had a cae why hasn't she involved a lawyer?
There's just too much we don't know. | |
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| Shocking but no longer a surprise on 23:49 - Dec 9 with 635 views | Jack123 |
| Shocking but no longer a surprise on 21:35 - Dec 9 by Catullus |
There has to be more to this than we are told and I'm pretty certain the care home can't comment publicly because of data protection.
Wasn't the daughter a nurse? So she should know the rules and about duty of care? Legally speaking, if the daughter had a cae why hasn't she involved a lawyer?
There's just too much we don't know. |
I'm not sure of the laws regarding parents in care homes, but shouldn't it be a case if you are unhappy with the care they are receiving, you can just take them home and say FU to the care home? [Post edited 9 Dec 2020 23:52]
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| Shocking but no longer a surprise on 11:59 - Dec 10 with 592 views | Highjack |
Neath Jack will be along in a minute telling us how strange we are for worrying about this ladies welfare. |  |
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| Shocking but no longer a surprise on 12:03 - Dec 10 with 589 views | Highjack |
| Shocking but no longer a surprise on 23:49 - Dec 9 by Jack123 |
I'm not sure of the laws regarding parents in care homes, but shouldn't it be a case if you are unhappy with the care they are receiving, you can just take them home and say FU to the care home? [Post edited 9 Dec 2020 23:52]
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Nope in many cases that’s the doctors decision. | |
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| Shocking but no longer a surprise on 14:24 - Dec 10 with 566 views | Catullus |
| Shocking but no longer a surprise on 23:49 - Dec 9 by Jack123 |
I'm not sure of the laws regarding parents in care homes, but shouldn't it be a case if you are unhappy with the care they are receiving, you can just take them home and say FU to the care home? [Post edited 9 Dec 2020 23:52]
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Maybe not. It depends why she;s in the care home.
Is the daughter the mothers legal guardian? If not she won;t have the right to remove her without the guardians say so and the mother is there because a court ordered it then it's up to the court.
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