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The Dark Side of Care Homes

The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters

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Carl, Harry, and Stelios are joined by ‪@Restore_Britain‬'s prospective MP candidate Tyler Johnson to discuss the typically insane Labour conference, the chaos surrounding the Holborn and St Pancras by-election, and the dark side of care homes.

Clip from The Podcast of the Lotus Eaters #1516

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20 Comments

@KayJay109 11 hours ago

"scare homes"

@HillbillyHoo 10 hours ago

A diverse society ... an inclusive society ... a destroyed society 😢

@grendel4514 11 hours ago

They want to reduce pensions, introduce national care, and push for state euthanasia... see where that's going?

@Vix2066 10 hours ago

We're understaffed and no one can speak english. It's a nightmare

@robynmarler3839 11 hours ago

Don't
Expect
Integrity

@TRANCER-666 10 hours ago

My Dad was in care for 6 months. He was found on the floor on visits several times. Dirty and uncared for. All the care staff were imported.

@AgnesFay-k5c 9 hours ago

Worked in care homes for thirty years with 100s of immigrants, often African men . They didn't want the job only the visa to suggest these people wanted to come here to wash and feed old people is ridiculous. Their practice and attitude was often appalling, their English really poor which made confused patients more distressed . This often led to patients becoming violent , a female patient being approached by a black man with poor English perhaps trying to remove some of her clothes could understandably lash out. Many of us were concerned about asking immigrant men to provide intimate personal care to females . But management looked the other way

@BristolMatt 11 hours ago

Abuse is happening in the NHS as well. My local hospital in Bristol used to be 95 percent Brits.

My Dad died in hospital recently and the ward was 95 percent Nigerian and Arabic.

His treatment was a nightmare.

I am terrified of being in a hospital and things here are escalating in numbers.

@CollageCreativeMedia 8 hours ago

Everyone who works for the care commission should be in prison. The abuse in care homes is e everywhere.

@joebloggs1356 9 hours ago

If you really do love your relative, DO NOT SEND THEM TO A CARE HOME.

@irenemccormick8192 10 hours ago

I worked in care of the elderly for 30 yrs. Retired now. Remember that care staff were literally forced to take the Covid jab and tens of thousands were sacked because they refused. Following that ,the rise in the influx of international staff was quite staggering .Makes one wonder if it was a deliberate plan 🤔

@lilmilky 11 hours ago

I hope i die before i ever see a nursing home.

@MrEdrftgyuji 10 hours ago

This is unfortunately why you need children, and you need to treat them right when raising them. Many care home staff victimise people with no remaining family, because they know there isn't anyone else who will care about those people.

@maryfarrell2944 9 hours ago

We had a case in Australia where a registered nurse gave an elderly patient dishwashing liquid instead of a laxative because he couldn’t read the label.

@liveonthree 10 hours ago

One of the corrections we need to make in our society is that we need to keep our vulnerable in our homes and take proper care of them. We used to live in intergenerational homes.

@haveafabday 11 hours ago

My parents told me decades ago that they never want to go into a care home. I see it as my responsibility now to make sure they never do. None of my grandparents ever went into care homes. Regardless of how many good people work in care homes, there are multiple members of staff, including short term agency staff and you only need one bad member of staff to ruin things for everyone living in the home.