[cyn]

Q "did she suffer any neglect or abuse?"

A "no"

interesting, and not in the way the detractors will say.

we know she was not accorded the ordinary care any other patient in her condition would have been given -- eg, no outings, no out of room, no stimulation in her room -- well, until the end, when flowers and a stuffed animal were needed for a picture of a peaceful death.

[amdgmary]

This M.E. is a puppet

[Hildy]

What are you talking about? There was NEVER EVER any question that she wasn't treated to the absolute best care, in fact the nurses didn't like Michael because he was so dilligent on her care. Did you even hear the part which said she was BRAIN DEAD and BLIND. That was a new one for me. SHE WAS BLIND. BLIND. BLIND.

[tutstar]

bump that...

[TBP]

we know she was not accorded the ordinary care any other patient in her condition would have been given -- eg, no outings, no out of room, no stimulation in her room -- well, until the end, when flowers and a stuffed animal were needed for a picture of a peaceful death.

Which is neglect and abuse, despite what this Establishment doctor says, and which was ordered by her so-called husband.

[TBP]

we know she was not accorded the ordinary care any other patient in her condition would have been given -- eg, no outings, no out of room, no stimulation in her room -- well, until the end, when flowers and a stuffed animal were needed for a picture of a peaceful death.

Which is neglect and abuse, despite what this Establishment doctor says, and which was ordered by her so-called husband.