katlupe
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- Norwich, NY
Had to bite my tongue today on another post. Don't want to get banned.
Me too.Had to bite my tongue today on another post. Don't want to get banned.
Here friends come and go and I have to move on and just keep them in my memories.
No, she needs to go into a nursing home. They are looking for a place not too far from here right now. I do not think he would go into assisted living at this point. In fact, it was their plan all along to move out of here after her mother passed away.That is sad about your friend, having to be taken to the hospital. Maybe they can come to some idea that will keep her safe from falling, and she can return home again ?
As long as she is someplace as a temporary resident, and her actual address is still the apartment, maybe they will not make her husband move, at least until it is decided that she needs a permanent nursing home, which would give him some time to be able to decide about where he wants to live, and to recover from his own surgery.
It might be that they can be in an assisted living home together, where she would have the help she needs if she falls, and that seems like it would be better than him having to go to the nursing home every day to see his wife.
A hug from you is the best thing! Thank you!I understand these occurrences can be upsetting or depressing. She is your friend, so even more so.
I'm sorry Kat. The best I can do is offer you a hug...![]()
I have one small nonstick pan left but want to use it less. They are so heavy but I don't feel like the nonstick ones are really safe. Plus they don't last. I am going to try to change over to cast iron only.Just recently i went back to non stick pan because of arthritis in my hand.i really liked my cast iron pan . it was seasoned well, I always used the burner and coat it with what ever I had on hand.i will ask my daughter if she wants it.
It doesn't sound like she is in a safe place. Without rails, patients can fall, like she did. If this is a Medicare facility, they can report it. Just a thought. The other option is to look around for a safer facility.Well my friend (the one with Dementia) has been moved to a nursing & rehab center not far from here. That would be great for her husband to visit her daily.......but he and his daughter went there today and just got home. His daughter said they went to her room and she was on the floor with the call bell (cord and all) pulled out of the wall and holding it. He asked why there are no rails on her bed since he was afraid she would fall out (maybe that is how she got on the floor). They said there are no rails on any of the beds.
So she is alone in her room. Does not know where she is or who she is. And is expected to stay in her bed? Seems strange to me since I worked with these type of residents many years ago and seems like they were cared for better back then. Her husband is not sure that he made the right decision by sending her there. I think he did. Just not the right type of place.