If she is in her final days then bring her home.

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Oct 24, 2021
9:06:56am

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If she is in her final days then bring her home.

Hospice care will help at home and she can have as many visitors as she/you wants.

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It’s hard seeing a parent slipping quickly and suddenly.

Desert Rat

10/24/21 8:42am

Sorry to hear that.

byujdmba

10/24/21 8:55am

I'm so sorry to hear that. Are there options for hospice with visitors?

ReyOso

10/24/21 9:00am

If someone moves to comfort care and/or hospice they usually relax those visitor restrictions. If you are still in “make

Slim

10/24/21 9:08am

Definitely going to look into that. Thank you.

Desert Rat

10/24/21 9:41am

Where are you? We had an elderly ward member who broke her hip and within a

chitchatfan

10/24/21 9:06am

Those falls are brutal for the elderly.

ReyOso

10/24/21 9:15am

Unfortunately it absolutely expedites the inevitable.

Desert Rat

10/24/21 9:44am

If she is in her final days then bring her home.

Hobo

10/24/21 9:06am

Sorry to hear. Agree with others. I would be on the quicker side to get her

cougfanz

10/24/21 9:10am

I agree excellent advice. One of the fractures was an upper neck vertebrae

Desert Rat

10/24/21 9:43am

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