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April 26
I really hoped that the hospice would remove the intoxication and pick up painkillers, but my husband, after spending one night, turned into a motionless vegetable and could not even turn on his side, lay on his back without a pillow at all, although at home he always slept almost sitting up because of the copious discharge of sputum.I think he just suffocated.I blame myself for hoping for a human attitude, it would be better if I watched it myself to the end, no matter how hard it is.
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July 14, 2024
I really regretted that I took my father to the hospice. Maybe it's a combination of circumstances, but there are a lot of buts. We have a non-standard situation, because in the hospice there are mainly those who need anesthesia, and those who can no longer be helped. My father was given the wrong chemistry in oncology, his bone marrow was killed, his hemoglobin was low and his temperature was low. We were advised to remove intoxication with ivs, we took him there on July 2, 2024. He was prescribed treatment, injections to raise hemoglobin, pills for the liver, a drip with harmons, and painkiller pills, but they were light drugs and he tolerated them very badly, we asked them to cancel, but the staff stood over my dad and threw these pills into his mouth, and until he swallowed they did not go away. I tell him Dad, tell him that you won't drink and everything that you can force into, if you feel bad from them, but he really felt bad and sick from these pills, like in a fog. And on July 8th, he refused to take pills, in the evening he said that he would not drink anything. And at night he was pricked with injections. We called in the morning and didn't recognize my father, I was shocked. He says they took me out of the ward and stabbed me with something. I got off work, went to the attending physician, and as it turned out, he had a pain attack, and decided to inject morphine.... Horror, I'm in shock... How? Morphine? Well, yes, his knees hurt, but immediately morphine. The next day, on the 9th, my dad was unrecognizable, he was in a daze. Or maybe it wasn't morphine. According to the tests, everything was basically normal, the temperature went away, hemoglobin rose by 4 units, we decided to take it home. But on the 10th he died. My daddy died, with the mildest type of cancer, lymphoma. What a grief...us. I wish all the guilty that everything would come back to them, all my tears, my grief, in 100 times the size. I will write to all authorities, murderers.... There are Assassins working there!!! We were told in oncology if we get there, then after 2 weeks a person dies. Of course I didn't believe it, and now I blame myself for my father's death, and that's how he wanted to live .... If anyone wants to know more details, call me on 29 6410041, I'll help as much as I can, maybe I'll save other people from murder and grief. Of course, I will write to the presidential administration, the prosecutor's office and the Ministry of Health, but who am I? I'm a grief-stricken daughter, I'm nobody to everyone ....., they'll write me an answer and they won't figure it out. But I want other patients not to die, if there is an opportunity to go to Minsk by all means, save your relatives! And the hospice in MOGILEV is the road to the last journey, something is not clean there..........Maybe we'll find out in time.
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September 15, 2022
I strongly advise you not to send your loved ones there if they cannot move on their own without someone's help. Since the junior medical staff immediately warns that they are not nurses, and they will not take it away, give it to them, with a hint of a separate fee. The rooms are cozy and clean, everything is thought out for the patients, the room is for one patient. The doctors are attentive and professional, nothing bad can be said. But the staff needs to be selected more carefully. As people say, it's hard not to like it, no one holds it. And so many thanks to all the sponsors and the city administration for taking care of seriously ill people.
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