Granny's gone and done it again

[h2oratt]

Nancy told me on her way over here week before last she wished she had her gun. She was really upset and told them there was a small dog in a field running in circles looking blind and a crow attacking the puppy.

How awful.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

The other option is take him for a few days and then have his dr readmit him

I do remember reading about that. They have to wait months to pass before he is allowed to return

 

[h2oratt]

they said they can and will if he didn't cooperate with PT IDK how many days he gets

I think they are just bluffing. Very weird. I have never heard of this. Didn’t they already get access to your house for his bills

 

[Granny Hatchet]

I think they are just bluffing. Very weird. I have never heard of this. Didn’t they already get access to your house for his bills

I don't know how I would find out.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

They were supposed to. Makes me sick.

 

[Granny Hatchet]

I need to go take some meds and try to find something to eat. I did have 2 pieces of toast today and really don't feel hungry. BBL

 

[h2oratt]

I don't know how I would find out.

DI’d you sign papers?

 

[microchick]

He isn't a veteran The house Dr or the nurse does

I thought he was a Veteran. Sorry. Nurse does what the doctor tells her to do. House doctor is the boss then and the one you need to talk to. Talk to the nurse about his medicines and daily care but talk to the doctor for everything else. If you can't get him on the phone find out when he makes rounds and park yourself in his room till he shows up.

Never heard of such a thing. Usually people with an Alzheimer's type of dementia reach a point where they will not cooperate with much of anybody. They don't kick a resident out for that. Just more proof that they need custodial care.

@h2oratt when my mother was dying she was hospitalized for 30 days. Doc set down with me and told me they were going to have to discharge her to either my care or a nursing facility for at least 24 hours. She could be readmitted then. She was in frank kidney failure so they filled her full of liquid that she had to drink that would lower her potassium levels and I had an ambulance take her home. She lasted 36 hours at home before going unconscious and took an ambulance ride back to the hospital. She died there the next night.

So yeah, a 24 hour discharge would work.

 

[ShrekDawg]

Hey

 

[Holly Hobbie]

Hey

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