I have two dogs that I treat with more humanity than the people in this hospital. That is sick. Locking people outside, tieing them to poles, shuting them away in their locked rooms... These scenes are like a train wreck. I don't want to look but... I can't look away. This makes me want to cry. How can we as humans treat other humans like this when it isn't even right to give animals this treatment!
This is harrowing and eye-opening. How far we have come! I feel awful for the residents and staff in those horrific instututions and thought that the young man speaking in part 4 was spot on.
There was alot of love and happiness at St Lawrences, but it had been a vast dumping ground . So many should never have been there. Even with my resourcefulness I wondered daily how to give the residents a better quality of life. Hello the residents and staff still alive. I never forget you, and wish I stayed longer. Delia Morris RNLD
In a situation where there was precious little reward trying to maintain a high standard of nursing in run down four storey building forgotten by the NHS. We could not take the patients out let alone do anything else.
I worked at St Lawrences .I trained as a Mental Handicap Nursei n New Zealandd , The ward I worked in St Lawrences had 26 patients we had 3 staff sometimes two across all shifts looking after them. In New Zealand for that number we would have had 6. All our residents were woman and in wheel chairs. It was a grim place, but I can never forget the loving compassion the English nurses showed to their charges. I
in nurseing homes it is 2 aids and a nurse with 23 residents that isnt fair either some of the residents are just as in need of care as these people are
Ok hang on...intellectual disability nurses are amazing people they truely are but this gut has it down to a t. Its impossible for 3 nurses to give 20-something patients the care they need and deserve. Its not a case of incompetant staff but understaffing.
That guy is right, people don't want to know the hardships others are facing. We are all guilty of this. We think that just because we ignore something it doesn't exist. Somebody shake this snowglobe and snap people out of their ignorance, people are suffering alongside you.
if they are trying to find a way out and getting out then there not as retarded as some people thing,
jb55101 2 months ago
Usually when you see this kind of human abuse is at wartime. This is.... what can be said?
cooldaddy1234567 2 months ago
I have two dogs that I treat with more humanity than the people in this hospital. That is sick. Locking people outside, tieing them to poles, shuting them away in their locked rooms... These scenes are like a train wreck. I don't want to look but... I can't look away. This makes me want to cry. How can we as humans treat other humans like this when it isn't even right to give animals this treatment!
Lucailey 7 months ago
This is harrowing and eye-opening. How far we have come! I feel awful for the residents and staff in those horrific instututions and thought that the young man speaking in part 4 was spot on.
Ruthyphro 1 year ago
There was alot of love and happiness at St Lawrences, but it had been a vast dumping ground . So many should never have been there. Even with my resourcefulness I wondered daily how to give the residents a better quality of life. Hello the residents and staff still alive. I never forget you, and wish I stayed longer. Delia Morris RNLD
DeeDee1957 1 year ago
In a situation where there was precious little reward trying to maintain a high standard of nursing in run down four storey building forgotten by the NHS. We could not take the patients out let alone do anything else.
DeeDee1957 1 year ago
I worked at St Lawrences .I trained as a Mental Handicap Nursei n New Zealandd , The ward I worked in St Lawrences had 26 patients we had 3 staff sometimes two across all shifts looking after them. In New Zealand for that number we would have had 6. All our residents were woman and in wheel chairs. It was a grim place, but I can never forget the loving compassion the English nurses showed to their charges. I
DeeDee1957 1 year ago
in nurseing homes it is 2 aids and a nurse with 23 residents that isnt fair either some of the residents are just as in need of care as these people are
smileykisses420 2 years ago
So depressing. If the hospital had enough properly trained staff, it probably wouldn't have been nearly this bad.
RabbitfulGoon 2 years ago
Ok hang on...intellectual disability nurses are amazing people they truely are but this gut has it down to a t. Its impossible for 3 nurses to give 20-something patients the care they need and deserve. Its not a case of incompetant staff but understaffing.
ozisalegend 2 years ago
That guy is right, people don't want to know the hardships others are facing. We are all guilty of this. We think that just because we ignore something it doesn't exist. Somebody shake this snowglobe and snap people out of their ignorance, people are suffering alongside you.
fuckoffycus 2 years ago