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Food for thought.
Food for thought is not about what we scoff,
Sometimes it’s to do with enough is enough,
Reminding others of what history has repeated,
And that it isn’t up for convenience or instantly deleted.
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It’s something that’s occurred regardless of desire,
All past sufferance with the connection rewired,
No more sparking of light on the same…
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I have no regrets about writing my blog here. In fact, I’m glad I did it.
It’s here for anyone who wants to read it.
Anyone who has gone through the same or similar can be assured that they aren’t alone.
I know there are some who’ve gone through a lot worse, but should it ever be worse than this?
The answer is, it shouldn’t be as bad let alone any worse than what I’ve had to write about and…
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What should happen when you make a complaint about adult social care services
What should happen when you make a complaint about adult social care services
Who can complain?
You can complain about any aspect of adult social care. This may be:
provided by or bought (commissioned) by the local authority, orprovided by private companies or voluntary organisations.
All these organisations will have their own complaints procedure.
You can make a complaint as long as you:
receive or have received services from the organisation concerned, orare…
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How to complain about adult social care.
How to complain about adult social care.
Who can complain?
You can complain about any aspect of adult social care. This may be:
provided by or bought (commissioned) by the local authority, orprovided by private companies or voluntary organisations.
All these organisations will have their own complaints procedure.
You can make a complaint as long as you:
receive or have received services from the organisation concerned, orare…
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Lockdown and it's timeline.
Lockdown and it’s timeline.
16 March 2020PM says “now is thetime for everyone tostop non-essentialcontact and travel”
19 March 2020PM says the UK can“turn tide of coronavirus”in 12 weeks.
23 March 2020PM announces the fi rstlockdown in the UK,ordering people to“stay at home”
25 March 2020Coronavirus Act 2020gets Royal Assent
26 March 2020Lockdown measureslegally come into force.
16 April 2020Lockdown extendedfor ‘at…
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Rouge Professionals
Events have not been pleasant in the past week and I am more than unhappy about this.
I think I have communicated enough with professionals who have been intent on ignoring for years. I have gone to some considerable trouble to make them aware of my situation, caring for a number of years.
My communication has been abundantly clear about the needs of P and that shouldn’t have been met with…
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To be clear.
● Harassment is unwanted actions or comments that are demeaning and unacceptable tothe recipient. It may be related to any personal characteristic of the individual, and maybe persistent or an isolated incident.● Bullying is offensive, intimidating, malicious or insulting behaviour, an abuse or misuseof power through means intended to undermine, humiliate, denigrate or injure therecipient.●…
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Slander v Libel
Slander is a legal term that refers to a false, oral statement about an individual that harms his reputation or standing within the community. Slander is not a crime, but a civil wrong that is subject to being held responsible in a civil lawsuit. Statements made about a person must be factual, or they must express the legitimate opinion of the speaker. Statements that are made in anger or malice,…
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Very questionable meeting notes.
Very questionable meeting notes.
Apparently, when a professionals only meeting was held on 30th September last year it was said by someone advising the meeting that they don’t want to jump to safeguarding until they understood me a lot better.
At the very same meeting held behind my back preventing my right of reply. I was accused of a number of accusations. For example, I was preventing my son going to appointments when I had…
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The Messager~A delivery of the truth.
The Messager~A delivery of the truth.
On March 21st this year, I noted in my blog a request from the social worker to come out and review my son. Then she stated the health team wasn’t available.
When I asked for a meeting in July and arranged a date on 2 occasions with the social worker and her manager, the manager declined the meeting. She declined on the basis she had another meeting to attend. Later that meeting was found to be…
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Blankaty blank
This is the guessing game the local authority and health trust have been playing for the past 12 months behind my back. Up to 12 people playing at any one time and 7 apologizing for not making it on video call to play their nasty game.
I can either assume during lockdown that boredom struck these unlucky players as they have continued with this game they’ve been playing behind my back even after…
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Victimizing & slandering is all in a day's work for certain professional's working against their client's best interests.
Victimizing & slandering is all in a day’s work for certain professional’s working against their client’s best interests.
This week the City Council has surpassed themselves, and have proven everything people say about social services is true. All the negatives are true about this service I can 100% vouch for this.
These particular bullies are prepared to go to any lengths, even at the determent of the welfare of a person. They don’t care how much disruption they cause as long as they make a point of forcing…
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Matured outstanding matters, deliberate obstacles and delay.
Matured outstanding matters, deliberate obstacles and delay.
So the last week was eventful with a phone call on a withheld number from the Ombudsman’s case worker.
He phoned me while I was taking a break asking me to return the call. I kindly returned his call and the outcome was quite hopeful at the time.
However, today I received a message from him that his first intentions are of allowing the health trust even more time to address matters they have…
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Outstanding matters.
I believe the organisations who are constructive in preventing services to my son need to fully recognise the
Equality Act 2010.
29 Provision of services, etc.
(1)A person (a “service-provider”) concerned with the provision of a service to the public or a section of the public (for payment or not) must not discriminate against a person requiring the service by not providing the person with the…
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35 years and counting and still no health treatment for epilepsy.
35 years and counting and still no health treatment for epilepsy.
Respect is a two way street in my opinion, but that doesn’t work when treated like dirt and walked all over by others who don’t carry out their employment properly or responsibly.
To be in the position of my son still awaiting treatment for epilepsy when he’s almost 36 is proof his health needs have not been taken seriously by health teams who’ve been responsible to ensure swift health care…
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Taking time out of the situation.
Taking time out of the situation.
I’m not up for a time wasting expedition with the services who have disrespected me on every corner on their one way street. The infringement on my rights has gone too far for too long now.
They failed to give me the information I have asked for and have met behind my back. They have been doing this on a regular basis from what I have gathered from additional information I have been given by…
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Too many expectations and demands being made by those employed by the services.
Too many expectations and demands being made by those employed by the services.
Never has it been more important for the services to listen than now. They can not keep on forcing and placing far so many responsibilities on me.
I met with the social worker the other day and she was suggesting I take another paid carer on and yet another responsibility on me. I don’t want an extra responsibility put on me.
I have made it abundantly clear both in words and actions that I am…
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