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Dean: I just took a minute before chat to take a look that those responses. This must be a group of new grads. Pretty poor and am glad Bruce never had to deal with them. I tried to respond, but am not registered. But the one that made me the most angry and appalled was Charlize29. She starts raising her voice to Stroke Victims she will very likely trigger if not another stroke, then a TIA, depending the the survivor's location of his blockage. That will involve a very large law suit and Miss Charlize won't be practicing anywhere.

Dean: I just took a minute before chat to take a look that those responses. This must be a group of new grads. Pretty poor and am glad Bruce never had to deal with them. I tried to respond, but am not registered. But the one that made me the most angry and appalled was Charlize29. She starts raising her voice to Stroke Victims she will very likely trigger if not another stroke, then a TIA, depending the the survivor's location of his blockage. That will involve a very large law suit and Miss Charlize won't be practicing anywhere.

 

We as survivors need to raise our voices to those who should know more than us and tell them they aren't wearing any clothes. :head_hurts: :bouncing_off_wall:

Well you know me, I'll tell anyone off even though someone commented to me that honey brings in more ants.

Dean

Dean,

They are obviously new grads. That is why I know to ask if the PT has had experience with stroke survivors. I don't them to learn on William. For one it uses up our insurance and they are not helpful. A stroke patient needs help...they are not in any position to help others.

I had William participate in a program to help PT students learn how to help stroke patients. They did not know much and William did not enjoy the experience. But, I had wanted to see what they learn and what we could do to help. They need alot of experience with stroke patients before they can be of much help.

They have a hard time grabbing the idea that this is a brain injury....

Ruth