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rambo2615
Asked February 2011
Why won’t the nursing home let my mother go to her daughter’s funeral?
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steviegirl
Feb 2011
Unless your mother's health would be jeopardized by going I don't see why she shouldnt' be allowed. Sounds like the nursing home is afraid of a lawsuit or something.
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anonymous20452
Feb 2011
She is not in a prison. If she wants to go to the funeral, they can't stop you from taking her. And she SHOULD be there. So sorry for your loss.
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