Barbara has a point....I remember when i was in CCU, during the night hours
when no family was allowed....that was the most scariest for me...I remember
crying for hours cuz i needed my trache (sp?) suctioned cuz i was having a
difficult time taking air in but the nurses would just stare and walk away...i
would try to tell people but then the nurses would cover for each other and say
its the medications hes hllucinating...no one is forcing these people to become
nurses...where not in the hospital because we committed a crime we are in there
because we need TLC...my two cents...All prayers go out to JUDE and TM
family...GET WELL SOON!!!!!! take care SaL
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Patti and Pam,
Thank you so much for keeping us up to date on our Jude. After reading what
you have both written, it seems that there may still be some hope for Jude to
make it through this. I know I'll keep her in my thoughts and prayers.
It still amazes me how people who are there to care for those in need DO NOT
DO THEIR JOBS!! Or, do not do them properly. You hear about it all the time
on the news or in magazines. Boy, this really hits home for us though. We now
know first hand why so many that go into the skilled nursing facilities do not
ever make it back home again. Lack of proper care runs rampant.
This is really a wake-up call for all of us. We have got to really keep the
eyes open if any of us, or anyone that we care about is ever put into the
situation of needing some care like this.
Be well everyone, and hugs to all, Barbara A in Auburn, CA
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