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To: lowbridge
Know how to solve that problem?

Fewer hours, higher pay, windows and cameras, lots and lots of windows and cameras.

Could I do it?
No.
I don't have the patience or aptitude to provide the needed care. It's a skill set that most people don't have.

The real question is why do nursing homes cost so much, if they can't provide the services they charge so much for?
Could it be that the wholesale intrusion of completely incompetent and corrupt federal government funding, regulation, oversight and controll has decimated yet another vital private industry?

31 posted on 03/17/2014 7:02:01 PM PDT by sarasmom (Extortion 17. A large number of Navy SEALs died on that mission. Ask why.)
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To: sarasmom

Cameras are exactly what is needed.

In the schools, we have cameras in all of the halls and outside areas, on the buses, in the cafeteria, etc. and it helps...a lot.

Day cares have cameras on the kiddies 100% of the time to ward of claims of child abuse. Even the kennel my dog goes to when we’re on vacation has 24 hour cameras that I can call up on my phone or computer to see what my pooches are doing and how they’re being treated.

All that’s left is to put cameras in the classrooms — which I’m for, BTW, and I’m a teacher. Bring ‘em on in!! Let the parents and community see what goes on in a typical high school classroom every day...


42 posted on 03/17/2014 8:17:45 PM PDT by Bon of Babble (Don't want to brag...but I can still fit into the earrings I wore in high school!!)
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