Thousend times thanks!


To all the followers of the blog, to anyone who has been supportive of Frank or us in the last months and especially after his untimely death we want to say thanks from the bottom of our hearts. In the week after his passing we received so much warmth, stories, care and love, hardly describable. To us it was a very precious and valuable week and it was so good to have Frank at home where so many of his friends could visit him. And all the help, stories and info shared in that week led to a beautiful goodbye ceremony on a beautiful sunny autumn day. For those of you who could not attend, or those of you who wish to reread the funeral speeches, we publice them here (in dutch and english) with some pictures in grateful memory of, and tributed to Frank.We will miss him dearly, thanks for being with him and with us, one way or another,

On behalf of my family and his closest friends, Esther

Foto's Frank

dinsdag 12 juli 2011

staffprobs

II C 't say much good a out the nursing dtaff here.iwhen something happens to yoy they rea t as effectively as the FrechGhq in the 1940 caompaign. Ethey're always out of the loop! That means, if I press thrhelp button I can wait for 20to30minutes before somebody comes. And takrss a look at my situatuon. that is all they do,, then. i wonder what is occupying them:thelatest copy of prve, something Opprah or Dr.Fail wereon about on TV.itmust be ,ike this with people who try to tellll me something when I am reading. i must keeo that in mind

an umpatient Fra k
Gepost door Frank op 19:07

3 opmerkingen:

  1. Rense12 juli 2011 om 20:51

    Typing isn't going well today, is it?

    Don't judge so quickly, Frank. Being a nurse is hard work. Cleaning up shit, making transfers, listening to people who don't make any sense any more and calming people who hallucinate. And doing piles of pointless paperwork on top of that.
    If being a nurse was a relaxed cruise, it wouldn't be so difficult to find staff for the job.
    And assuming that they all watch Oprah and read Privé? really Frank? You know that's non-sense, you're better than that.

    a condescending Rense (pot meet kettle)

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  2. Anoniem12 juli 2011 om 22:39

    and moreover I learned today that there's a daily nursing staff of three people on 23 patients. it's hard work in the care business these days. don't be to harsh on them.
    esther

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  3. PapaAtHome13 juli 2011 om 09:12

    See it as a positive thing. The right incentive to organise your own improvement and rehab sceme. ;-)

    -- Andre.

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