Hello. This morning I had it out with what I can say without doubt is the worst nurse I ever met. She refused to give me my medication, so I called 911. They talked to her and low and behold she showed up with my meds, calling me everything in the book, and asking, but did you die!! And other horrible things. She didn't touch me but she really slammed my insulin needle hard into my arm. I'm in a nursing home. Anything I can do, because a cna was in there too feeding my roommate. I don't want to live like this anymore. Thank you for any input!
Is it at all possible that you can see if you can be transferred to another facility, or ask a family member to help you be transferred?
I'm sorry that you've been treated so poorly and hope you'll find a resolution soon.
Thanks for not blaming me for this
Is it possible for you to request and seek counseling help of some kind with a good cognitive therapist. I think you don't need someone who is a "talk" therapist as they simply listen and collect money. Cognitive therapists more help you explore how you handle situations, and what will work to make them better for you. Help in breaking habits of behavior that don't work and are self-harming, and to change attitude to change your life.
I know in the past we already suggested an ombudsman. Have you "been there and done that?"
I honestly am so sorry for all you are going through. I just gave you the only advice I know to help you. Which is once again:
1. Speak with administration
2. Contact an ombudsman
3. Consider an few sessions of therapy to explore different avenues of approach.
I wish you the very best, and again am so sorry for you frustration.