dignity
Just watched the evening news on t.v.
There was a situation in Coventry involving Social Services.
A lady of about 87 was taken from a house by two social workers, she was
in a wheelchair and had a towel over her head and face.
Social Services said this was to protect her privacy.Apparantly the lady's
daughter had removed her mother from a local care home. This was after having work done at her home to enable her to care for her mother.
The daughter allowed a camera crew inside the house in order to inspect
work builders had done in order to cope with a wheelchair.
Police accompanied the social workers, and it was reported they had a battering ram with them, but did not use it.
I am sure if the t.v. crew had not have been tipped off, there would have been no need for the towel.
I'm certain the police officers involved were very embarassed with being
involved in such a delicate operation.
There was a situation in Coventry involving Social Services.
A lady of about 87 was taken from a house by two social workers, she was
in a wheelchair and had a towel over her head and face.
Social Services said this was to protect her privacy.Apparantly the lady's
daughter had removed her mother from a local care home. This was after having work done at her home to enable her to care for her mother.
The daughter allowed a camera crew inside the house in order to inspect
work builders had done in order to cope with a wheelchair.
Police accompanied the social workers, and it was reported they had a battering ram with them, but did not use it.
I am sure if the t.v. crew had not have been tipped off, there would have been no need for the towel.
I'm certain the police officers involved were very embarassed with being
involved in such a delicate operation.