Maureen has a black eye, extreme back pain and in the words of her son ‘has been broken’ by her spell in Ladysmith Road Care Home. I am meeting the Manager on Monday to hear the results of her investigation into Maureen’s treatment whilst in her care.
I will also document all my concerns about Ladysmith Road Care Home for the attention of the Clinical Commissioning Group and our lawyers. When I have time I will take similar action over my concerns with our Care Agency.
Our G P has confirmed that the results of tests on Maureen’s sample are negative and she has not had an infection.
The Home Treatment Team will carry out a Capacity Assessment of Maureen tomorrow morning. This will inevitably lead to a Best Interest Meeting to determine how Maureen’s welfare can be protected.
The next step on our journey has now been taken out of my hands: I have to reluctantly accept that I am losing control of Maureen’s destiny.
Dementia: Sharing The Good Times 
It is hard to “like” these posts, but I appreciate that you are posting your experiences during this difficult time. Many of us will share similar experiences.
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It’s certainly no fun from my perspective Dinata but who said life should be easy?
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