J'ACCUSE!
By Whoops - This FML is from back in 2011 but it's good stuff - United States
By Whoops - This FML is from back in 2011 but it's good stuff - United States
Fyl too by the way.
I guess if thats that type of girls you like...
Nice to know #25, now you'll be known as the elderly ******. Gee, isn't that fun...
25, from the immaturity from that comment, I'm going to guess in the region that your age is around the prepubescent 12, and you're tryingto attention ***** yourself out so you're "popular". Well it's not working, because I hate you already.
They always have to take it seriously. And it's a full on investigation - with witness statements, skin checks, and maybe being sent home while the investigation takes place. Last time they visited us they investigated a dementia patient that had her 'purse' stolen. A purse she hadn't had in some 7 years... And then there is the impatient lady who insists on getting her blood sugar checked at the desk daily - because she has to get to breakfast on time (and the doors aren't even open yet - but don't dare argue!) (You are supposed to do it in private.) She told the investigators "I don't know why they 'make' me do it here." I could go on and on... They don't live in the real world and are often not very nice. I sympathize!
Crazy seniles.
Id do that too
LMAO! I work in a nursing home too. don't worry, that happens all the time during survey. the 1st time something like that happened to me, I cried! lol
They do always happen during state surveys, my mom works at one and she is always coming home with what this patient said or that patient said. Since they HAVE to investigate anything like this just take a lie detector test and your name will be in the clear =)
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Are you sure you're not the one with dementia? I saw you kick her just yesterday.
They always have to take it seriously. And it's a full on investigation - with witness statements, skin checks, and maybe being sent home while the investigation takes place. Last time they visited us they investigated a dementia patient that had her 'purse' stolen. A purse she hadn't had in some 7 years... And then there is the impatient lady who insists on getting her blood sugar checked at the desk daily - because she has to get to breakfast on time (and the doors aren't even open yet - but don't dare argue!) (You are supposed to do it in private.) She told the investigators "I don't know why they 'make' me do it here." I could go on and on... They don't live in the real world and are often not very nice. I sympathize!