Covid at local assisted care facility

[debodun]

This is at Wesley. I've been hearing some buzz about this. Visitations severely limited. My aunt has a friend there and they won't let her in. I looked at Wesley's Web page and they say nothing about it only that a worker tested positive. Hardly an outbreak.

 

[Aunt Bea]

IMO an abundance of caution now is better than a tragic scandal down the road.

 

[John cycling]

Visitations severely limited. My aunt has a friend there and they won't let her in.

That's called kidnapping.
Definition: abducting someone and holding them captive, typically to obtain a ransom.

There was a lot of that going on during the plandemic, people held captive against their will, tortured and
murdered, with the objective of taking everything that person ever owned and profiting with insurance claims etc.

That's been going on in hospitals and so called care centers for quite a long time, and keeps happening over and over.

 

[MaidMarian]

Covid is surging again. It’s for their protection.

 

[shedevil7953]

This is at Wesley. I've been hearing some buzz about this. Visitations severely limited. My aunt has a friend there and they won't let her in. I looked at Wesley's Web page and they say nothing about it only that a worker tested positive. Hardly an outbreak.

That's how my husband died 4 years ago in a nursing home.

 

[MaidMarian]

That's how my husband died 4 years ago in a nursing home.

I’m so sorry.

 

[PeppermintPatty]

That's how my husband died 4 years ago in a nursing home.

I’m sorry for your loss.

 

[Remy]

At least it's not doing what was happening 4 years ago. People are testing positive, may feel sick but the fatalities are not there.

I was exposed a few weeks ago at work. Very close to someone who tested positive. I had finally stopped wearing an n95 at work. Just couldn't take it. Did not test positive. As of last weekend, the covid was over, but I'm still wearing a mask.

 

[George1959]

That's called kidnapping.
Definition: abducting someone and holding them captive, typically to obtain a ransom.

There was a lot of that going on during the plandemic, people held captive against their will, tortured and
murdered, with the objective of taking everything that person ever owned and profiting with insurance claims etc.

That's been going on in hospitals and so called care centers for quite a long time, and keeps happening over and over.

Exactly! The same here. Old people were dying in hospitals and care facilities without their relatives. This was a horrible crime. They were such stupid, that even people in hospices, people who'd have died anyway, were prohibited visits of their relatives.

 

[MaidMarian]

At least it's not doing what was happening 4 years ago. People are testing positive, may feel sick but the fatalities are not there.

I was exposed a few weeks ago at work. Very close to someone who tested positive. I had finally stopped wearing an n95 at work. Just couldn't take it. Did not test positive. As of last weekend, the covid was over, but I'm still wearing a mask.

Hope you stay safe Remy

 

[dilettante]