Stop isolating our elderly in nursing homes from their families
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Bernie Donohoe
5 years ago
I feel that it would be time to facilitate the elderly and their families to accommodate visiting in a safe environment
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Karina cooke
5 years ago
Family testing should be compulsory to allow visits with loved ones
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Jess costello
5 years ago
Value our elderly
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Sinead
5 years ago
It's a disgrace..... isolated....jailed against their will.....free the elderly....give them back their lives
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Deborah kinsella
5 years ago
Shouldn't be a government's decision on visiting. Let each nursing home decide how to have visiting done safely.
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John Baxter
5 years ago
Yes it very sad
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Kathleen Geraghty
5 years ago
At least one family member should be allowed to visit, my heart aches for the elderly in nursing homes.
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Rachael Salman
5 years ago
Sometimes the absence is worse for them
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Barbara Molloy
5 years ago
For You
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Angela Byrne
5 years ago
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We need to see our loved ones .Safely of course we are no more of a threat than staff .They are isolated and declining in their social skills .Pubs and shops should not take priority over our most precious family
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Anne-Marie Hayes
5 years ago
Elderly and their families deserve to see each other in person and have proper visits
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Jennifer Swift
5 years ago
Unbelievable,let the patients see their families .
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Joan Duffy
5 years ago
Please give the families hope
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Donogh Maguire
5 years ago
These people need to be looked after within the community not locked away
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Mary byrne
5 years ago
Please consider the families affected
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Joan Conway
5 years ago
As a daughter of a mother in st Vincent's hospital for just 4 weeks and know how isolating and heartbreaking this has been for all of us...I support the opening of visiting in nursing homes. Open the doors and let people see their loved ones!
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CORMAC O'NEILL
5 years ago
Stand up for the elderly
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Sarah Douglas
5 years ago
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My father (84) moved into a Nursing Home primarily as he was finding the isolation of living alone too much. Since September he has more or less been confined to his room all the time with the only human interaction when cleaning or catering staff come in. I ask if he would have been better off living alone.
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Karen Kelly
5 years ago
I want to see my Dad
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ann grimes
5 years ago
It’s hard enough to think of your loved ones in a nursing home without being able to see and love them
I feel that it would be time to facilitate the elderly and their families to accommodate visiting in a safe environment
Family testing should be compulsory to allow visits with loved ones
Value our elderly
It's a disgrace..... isolated....jailed against their will.....free the elderly....give them back their lives
Shouldn't be a government's decision on visiting. Let each nursing home decide how to have visiting done safely.
Yes it very sad
At least one family member should be allowed to visit, my heart aches for the elderly in nursing homes.
Sometimes the absence is worse for them
For You
We need to see our loved ones .Safely of course we are no more of a threat than staff .They are isolated and declining in their social skills .Pubs and shops should not take priority over our most precious family
Elderly and their families deserve to see each other in person and have proper visits
Unbelievable,let the patients see their families .
Please give the families hope
These people need to be looked after within the community not locked away
Please consider the families affected
As a daughter of a mother in st Vincent's hospital for just 4 weeks and know how isolating and heartbreaking this has been for all of us...I support the opening of visiting in nursing homes. Open the doors and let people see their loved ones!
Stand up for the elderly
My father (84) moved into a Nursing Home primarily as he was finding the isolation of living alone too much. Since September he has more or less been confined to his room all the time with the only human interaction when cleaning or catering staff come in. I ask if he would have been better off living alone.
I want to see my Dad
It’s hard enough to think of your loved ones in a nursing home without being able to see and love them