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I just had a thought, my father, who is in a home, and I have not been able to really see all year, other than through a window… is 90 years old. and cannot walk, has lost his cognitive abilities almost due to lack of interaction with family… CONTRACTED COVID. Now he is in the cover wing but doing great. he ran a fever for a day or two but he is breathing fine, is eating etc.

HERE was my thought. My dad has plenty of funds to exist in the nursing home for a long time. I wonder if there is a way to find out if the elderly patients who all died in New York and elsewhere THAT DIED… were behind or being state funded etc, in other words, a drag on the nursing home financially?. DO you think they were killed so they could empty the homes out for new patients while receiving money from the gov. for their deaths and care? Is this a possibility?

>>11951422

he is way too invalid and we know EVERYONE at the home (small town, church, etc) so we have lots of inside people there and all conservative as well. He is in good hands, it just got me to wondering about those in the states where the elderly all died, what the status was on them/ families/ bills etc…

>>11951518

We know everyone there and they have only had 1 "covid" death which, I mean they are all 90's and alzhiemers. they are one of the few nursing homes which are taking great care of the patients and we know all the staff and the director very well. Its a tight community. Those in the cities are so much less fortunate. THAT BEING SAID. I am grateful for that much. but they are FORCED to comply with the guidelines in not letting us go into the home to see him. We have gotten around it a few times tho, they helped us.

>>11951546

sauce? is this live?