My mom recently passed away under hospice care. And the care providers that I know, wouldn’t have noticed that a patient was starving to death.I’m speechless.
If the mom was already on Hospice care, she clearly had some sort of diagnosis to be there… even if it was only “failure to thrive”. The Hospice folks I know of will honor a desire not to have a feeding tube, **but I can’t imagine them allowing a person to choose intentional starvation when they are otherwise physically functioning. ** (I work in a nursing home with multiple Hospice providers.)
I’m sad to think there are care providers who wouldn’t notice a patient starving to death, and sorry to hear that you’ve had experience with them.My mom recently passed away under hospice care. And the care providers that I know, wouldn’t have noticed that a patient was starving to death.
But the article says they were active participants in the starvation. And it seems that the patient already had a tube or was eating/drinking.But they stopped feeding her.
What makes it even more chilling is that she writes about it with apparently no remorse. That would have to be evil to the core.Wow, that’s terribad