They certainly wanted clear all the beds they could. The virus gave them the extra push to sort out all those 'bed blockers', imo.

Hi Sarah, I'm very sorry to hear your news. My thoughts are with you and your Nan during this difficult time.

Appalling treatment as hospital patients were discharged to carehomes, select committee finds. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8570051/Care-homes-suffered-appalling-errors-ministers-coronavirus-crisis-MPs-warn.html https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-53574265 Do care home residents' and ...

I would contact the citizens advice bureau and Shelter for advice.

My mother had very poor eyesight and was hard of hearing at 94. She sometimes would like to listen so some music on an Alexa Echo. Music she enjoyed when she was younger.

I'd want her to go elsewhere. I'd contact social care services and also the adult safeguarding team and complain to both. Also talk to the consultant who asked you if you wanted your Nan to return to the same home. At the hospital mum was in, there was a nursing manager in the a&e who reviewed elder...

Sorry I said your Mum, rather than your Nan.

My mum had uti and got delirium and did become dehydrated. You would think they'd notice her lips when they bathed, fed or cleaned her mouth. Let alone her not drinking.

Glad you've been able to visit Mum, Penny

Hi. For sure she has been neglected. I agree with others here. She may also have added delirium. They should have recognised this decline. No excuse for not acting over weekend. Should have been obvious she was dehydrated. However sad you are, you are certainly not to blame, quite the contrary. The ...

I'd have it when you want it. Up to him if he comes or not, imho.