Sandy
Nice Thread,very supportive, very eduacatinal, very inspirational. "Good Luck on the weight loss and a very happy reunion"
( Good Luck to everyone trying to loose weight.)
Patti
Yes, Check on the Social Services in your township they should help you out.
I'm in Ohio and I had an Uncle in Kentucky that needed help and I called Social Services in Kentucky and told them the situation and you talk about getting help fast,they were right on it. They were really nice, they helped out alot. Though my uncle was on disability. I was worried sick but I couldn't get to Kentucky at the time. My Uncle is an Achoholic and He set out in the cold rain drinking and he had a very bad cold, I was afraid he was going to die of phemonia. Well I have another uncle that lives with him but he is disabled too he lost his mind due to a divorce,he's not right minded,drinks too. One takes care of the other. I'm sorry,I got mixed up here on my uncles the second uncle was one that got ill. I not much on editting! First Uncle has drank since I can remember,he got hit by a car from walking on a side road drunk,broke his neck. Dr. said if he hadn't of been drunk he wouldn't have lived through this,I'm like it wouldn't have happened if he hadn't of been drinking.
"I did what I thought was best at the time". I did fess up later to my Uncle that I called social services for them because I was worried over thier wel-being. He was happy that he got the help. They took my uncle
To the hospital and got him well,they also made sure he was a a fit bill in health needs all the way around.Eyes/ears,complete physical, They even made sure he got his dental care taken care of.
I really felt bad in way of thier privacy but they did get the help they were needing. I felt it was a life & death situation,he taking better care of himself now. The S.S. keep in contact with them AND DO HOME VISITS BECAUSE NEITHER HAVE DRIVERS LICENCE,sorry caps.
So with being out of state don't ever think you can't get someone the help if needed, I did. Though they do have to have disabilities benefits.
Kathy