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The restrictions are finally being lifted and our families can see each other again. Seeing my mother smile because she is no longer trapped behind glass is the only reward I ever needed. We won this together, so keep watching closely to ensure these guidelines stay where they belong.

November 14, 2020

THEIR LIFE -OUR VOICE

THEIR LIFE -OUR VOICE

🏆 Won — 195 supporters Verified

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Started by Debbie Barbano 5 years, 11 months ago
Relax the revised nursing home guidelines. Our loved ones need us. It is their home,not their prison. All petition signatures will be sent to legislation and beyond. .one by one our hear our voice

Updates

September 24, 2020

I have been spending my nights reading through the heart-wrenching stories you all are sharing about not being able to hug your parents or spouses. It reminds me why I started this fight because your families deserve better than the isolation they are currently enduring. I am currently compiling all these accounts to present directly to those in power.

September 24, 2020

Reaching this point feels like a massive weight shifting off my chest because it proves I am not the only one fighting to see my mother again. Seeing this momentum grow gives me real hope that we can finally unlock these doors.

Reached 100 supporters

September 24, 2020

48 Comments

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Debbie Barbano · petition starter
5 years ago Featured

if staff can come in and out, so can families with proper PPE.... I am willing to do whatever it takes . thank you all for sharing with us. the more stories that we all hear, the more it thrives us to keep pushing forward. god bless you

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Debbie Barbano · petition starter
5 years ago Featured

the last day I was in to see my mom was march 19th. I went everyday before work and would also go on weekends. This is breaking my heart Since I have not been able to visit my mom I have seen through a glass window the decline in her. Her appearance is not up to my standards, nor hers. We will never these these last 6 months back. these months have been taken from us all.

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Anonymous
5 years ago Featured

I work in a nursing home and am beyond distressed and frustrated at watching our poor residents, the are all depressed, isolated, bored. Unfortunately, there is only so much us staff can do. There is no substitute for a loved one, close friend.

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Roxann Esford
5 years ago Featured

I’m losing my mom more every day. Hospital admissions twice in three weeks. She is on palliative care now. In February she got her hair done every week, nails done every few weeks and she went to the senior center every week. Our poor seniors need help!

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Jordanna Larish
5 years ago Featured

These nursing home regulations combined with a lack of accountability are causing depression, neglect and death. Enough is enough. Our elderly family members are being treated worse than criminals in prisons, and these facilities are supposed to be their homes not a prison. We need change and we need it now.

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Kelly Dugan
5 years ago Featured

Our loved ones are dying from isolation induced dementia. Staff who go home to their families, friends & “outside life” who have no vested interest in our LO’s come & go in their rooms but we can’t even have outdoor visits b:c of staff positives! They are a greater risk than we are! Let us see our family!

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Marcella Goheen
5 years ago

Yes. This. We've been screaming since March 12, 2020. Unacceptable.

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Charles Borger
5 years ago

Have not seen father since March 2,2020