Kathleen Jennings, 83, texted her daughter that she was being attacked at the nursing home.
An 83 -year -old woman suffered a fierce attack in a nursing home And then the alarm was turned off and without a response, she decided to text her daughter: “Help please!”.
Kathleen Jennings, 83 years old, not only talked to his daughter Jayne Forshaw, 64 to tell him that another resident allegedly hit him on the head, threw his walker into a hallway, and hit him in the arms. He also informed local police in the United Kingdom.
Jayne said her mother was taken alone to the hospital in a taxi, where she still remains, and Cheshire Police in turn arrived at the home in Mayfield Mews in Crewe.
anger to attack
According to British media reports, in fact the attack was carried out by another resident of the house since they implemented “appropriate protection measures” from reports of StokeonTrentLive.
Kathleen’s son Jayne Forshaw (right) is calling for a full investigation following the incident.
On the other hand, Jayne is now calling for a full investigation afterwards accusing the staff of neglecting his mother even though he repeatedly asked for help.
He said he was “alarmed” to read the heartbreaking message and that he was afraid his mother would have a heart attack when he contacted it.
“I saw the message and I was alarmed. I called him right away and asked what happened. I was hysterical, I couldn’t breathe properly, hence my fear. That’s when he told me what happened,” she reconstructs, still scared.
Onslaught on nursing home
The attack happened when another old man entered his room very early, angry, and said it was his house and the woman should go.
Kathleen Jennings was attacked by a resident at Mayfield House in Crewe.
“He ran towards her, so my mother rang the alarm bell to contact the staff, and no one came. He was able to get to the door with his walkerwithout it he could not walk, and then he was struck on the head four times, “he warned.
And the story goes: “Then they grabbed his walker and threw it into the hall. And they attacked him in his arms. They were all purple. Luckily he got close to another room with the door open, he came in and said “another woman what’s going on”.
hospital and future
Jayne said her mother has been observed at the hospital since the incident and now her family does not want her to return to the nursing home once she is discharged.
Kathleen Jennings, 83, texted her daughter that she was being attacked at the nursing home.
“No one came to help him and I am really sad. He has severe heart disease, sometimes he feels severe pain in his chest and I ask him to ring the bell so that someone can check his blood pressure, ”he said of the pain.
Jayne I don’t want him to go back there for his own safety, because he knows he will be afraid for his health. “She’s devastated and if she recovers I don’t think she’ll be the same again. She’s having a hard time sleeping properly,” she accepts.
the police said
Mayfield House it is currently rated as “in need of improvement” by the Care Quality Commission. can tolerate 51 residents.
A Cheshire Police spokesman said: “Police have received reports of an incident at a nursing home in Mayfield Mews, Crewe.
UK Police.
And he completed: “The caller reported that they were hit by a resident of the house in the arm. Officers went to the scene and talked to those involved. No arrests were made, but adequate protection measures were put in place“.
Despite attempts by the British press to contact Mayfield House for a statement, they were unsuccessful.
Source: Clarin
