Ok, this is it, a better place for the elderly (unwanted)

BlunderWoman said:
sad state of affairs isn't it?
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Yes, I know "second" hand from a gal that has a son in a prison, in Eastern Oregon. He brags to her about all he has over there. I know some could be to keep her from worrying, but I think that it's true in many cases, that the prisoners get much better provision/care then our elderly:(

hollydolly said:
Soooo true in many cases...:(
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I think so too, I mean, I know being in prison would be no picnic, just having to do things "their" way, but the same goes for our elderly. I was as a home trying to get a clerical job, and was asked to sit in with a meeting. Several of the folks were there. On had a bad eye, like it was watering, truly bothering her. The manager made her put down her tissue and hand to say hello to me:( It really ticked me off and I let the manager know. I didn't get the job either. She said they are like children and have to be treated like that, but if a child was hurt, you make them do something like say hello and introduce yourself? Maybe I'm just misunderstanding, but I didn't like it.
 
Meanderer said:
You are NUTZ! (kidding) No, if this was in place,that Nazi Train guard, would already be in prison, and the problem solved. :)
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Now there's a thought. Hey, I love it when people tell it like it is, I know I'm nuts, sorta proud of it, LOL!! Honest too:giggle:
 
Being a poor senior has it's advantages. NO ONE wants to place you in a nursing home and take over your finances.
 

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