We Brought Him Home On Hospice Because He Was Malnourished, Covered in Bedsores and Feces

Delray Beach, Florida; Delray Medical Center

I have a daily detailed event log of the entire hospitalization.  I have photos and the medical records were review by me as I am a Registered Nurse certified in Forensics.  It is hard to rehash the entire event.  I provided information that will help to summarize my story.  Thank you for all you are doing.

I have pictures of malnourishment and covered in bedsores and feces when brought home on hospice, I have photograph and the Trust Bridge Hospice nurse has photographs of the mistreatment. I do not feel up to displaying the photos at this time but would provide in the future if needed.

The world can't possibly ever understand the pain and heartache that a Trauma/ER nurse, as myself, has endured knowing that your entire universe, the love of your life, your soulmate the person who counted on you to care for them-was so horribly mistreated by colleagues even after begging to allow me to come into the hospital and care for my husband to no avail. In the end, I had to fight for two days to bring JB home on hospice. I at least got a last kiss, a last hand hold, and the opportunity to say I love you to him one last time but the images of his bodily injury after 33 days in the care of medical professionals will never leave my mind.

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