The thing to take into consideration is that as bad as this is the vast majority of cases don't have something like this happening. The important point is to accept that fact rather than drawing broader conclusions about isolated incidents like this which do happen.
The thing to take into consideration is that as bad as this is the vast majority of cases don't have something like this happening. The important point is to accept that fact rather than drawing broader conclusions about isolated incidents like this
My wife was awarded attendance allowance, when the Macmillan nurses advised that she was eligible.
This was only for the last few weeks of her life, though she could have been claiming for months before.
Later she received a very upsetting letter, saying that if she failed to attend, for assessment of her ability to carry out certain every day tasks, her entitlement would be withdrawn.
Two weeks later she was gone!
My wife was awarded attendance allowance, when the Macmillan nurses advised that she was eligible.This was only for the last few weeks of her life, though she could have been claiming for months before.Later she received a very upsetting letter, sayi
My family have been badly let down, in so many ways, by incompetence in the health service.
I could write a book, but it would make for harrowing reading.
I could start a thread on here, but don't want to clutter the place up with doom and gloom. Also it doesn't do me any good, going over and over bad things,but I would be a main contributor if someone else does.
Thanks for that and love your chat name.My family have been badly let down, in so many ways, by incompetence in the health service.I could write a book, but it would make for harrowing reading.I could start a thread on here, but don't want to clutter
I've been there myself when my pappy died Aunty. Lung cancer unfortunately and his care was poor in hospital which given I used to be a nurse was surprising and disappointing. What helped the family was complaining about it and getting to meet the Managers in the hospital to thrash out the complaint. We weren't after anything but an apology and an indication of where they were going to improve and it helped us that they did so.
I've been there myself when my pappy died Aunty. Lung cancer unfortunately and his care was poor in hospital which given I used to be a nurse was surprising and disappointing. What helped the family was complaining about it and getting to meet the Ma