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Originally Posted by Kizzy
Unsurprisingly that would be me...
You said 'she'll be visited by a district nurse in the morning to do one procedure and another in the afternoon to do something else.'
I stated that was a fantastic level of care and suggested that if you were concerned and wished to free up a visit for someone else you could perhaps arrange between the family to check on her.
It had been assessed that she required assistance in the morning and again in the afternoon, how then can all of her care needs be delivered in one visit?
What's wrong with that? :/
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I'll tell you what's wrong with that.
You don't know
anything about my mother's problems and yet your comment suggests her family are not doing enough. My father was a paramedic and already does loads for her. If it was something her family could do we wouldn't need a nurse. Like it may be your business.
So despite knowing next to nothing about it and yet you felt compelled stick your oar into it and suggest we were a drain on the NHS by not doing our bit.