I really would love to know what Dr. Brewster and the rest of the clown car from the Health Department are doing about the REAL problems, not going around harassing independent businesses struggling to STAY in business. Case in point:So people are dying in nursing homes from the sweet-n-sour sickness right here in St. Mary's County. Is Dr. Brewster from the Health Department threatening to close them down and move all patients to another location? I imagine no visitors are allowed in nursing homes and all staff are wearing masks to protect the patients, so why are patients still dying if masks work?
Her emotional Facebook video runs almost 6 minutes. It details the difficulties her family has encountered with the Chesapeake Shores nursing home in Lexington Park where her father is a resident.
She questions the level of care Johnny Martin has received. Martin suffered a stroke back in August. The incident left him paralyzed on his right side and impaired his speech. He’s been at Chesapeake Shores since October. To quote Milburn, “It has been a nightmare.”
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Due to COVID restrictions, the family was not able to be with him in person. They decided to bring him home and care for him there, but COVID-19 stalled that plan. Martin was originally supposed to come home on December 1.
His roommate tested positive for COVID-19. Milburn said that instead of isolating her father, the nursing home moved him into a room with another patient whose roommate had tested positive for the virus. Martin tested positive for COVID-19 on November 29. “Days before that, we knew he had it. We called him and he was gasping for air. Now we’re being told that he won’t be retested for 90 days.”
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