Nursinghome Stories

"I know you're still in there, I wish I could talk to you one more time." The story of a great-granddaughter growing up with her great grandfather, who slowly becomes more sporadic.

Never noticed, never wanting to be, that's how Margie lived her life. As a student trying to work her way through medical school alone, she spends her time holed up in her room, which happens to be in the middle of a bustling city. Her safety blanket of throwing herself into school is soon ripped away as she's forced to leave the state to tend to her ailing mother-- the only real family she has left. What happens though, when her mother's friends from the nursing home take her under their wing? Follow Margie as she tries to navigate her new life as the center of attention at the nursing home, while still tending to her beloved mother, and juggling a little romance on the way too.

compassion

Andrew & Mathew dated in high school, before going off to separate colleges and different lives. They lose touch until they end up in the same nursing home and fall in love all over again.

Witches contest. Prompt you have a spell that healing but revives technology. Kay and Tommy are in a landfill and up to something. Part of TAAU. Which spreads awareness of autism in different genre's.

Nothing dear to the heart is ever truly lost. *First Place in the A Very Shiny Holiday Awards* *First Place Winner Short Story genre The Golden Awards 2020* *First Runner-up in the Ace Awards* *Short story award winner in The Aesthete Awards* *Third Place Winner in Short Stories In the Tower Contest* *Third Place Winner in Short Stories in the Gothica Awards 2020 #perdurableawards

This paranormal story is based on the ramblings of my Grandmother and the many visits at her nursing home. I hope she found the peace and happiness the main character in this story found at the end. An elderly lady living in a nursing home is directed by an angel to make an unbirthday birthday wish a few days before her actual birthday. In order for the wish to come true, Martha must not reveal it to anyone ever. A heartwarming story of an elderly woman whose unbirthday birthday wish comes true.

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Today is your first day at the Pensington Nursing Home, but your first patient is not what you expected.

Dean is a wheelchair bound eighty year old with a seventy-six year old brother with a walker who is not normal. A friend and I were pming on here and the idea popped into my head for a funny one shot. Enjoy. I do not own Supernatural or its characters, nor do I make money off them. I just have fun.

However, not every long term care facilities are the same. And it is essential to choose the right nursing care to get the best service. Here we will detail how is long term care and living at Embassy Manor nursing home.

Samuel and john were childhood best friends but there would always be something more... You know where to find me... ...and i know where to look

Writing Prompt #227 by writing.prompts.re on Threads: You work in a nursing facility where a cat inexplicably visits patients the night they pass away. Tonight, they won't leave you alone.

Blair is a 16 year old kind, sensitive, warm hearted teenage girl. She gives a bright happy smile to everyone she sees, of course unless you piss her off, she always tries to cheer people up. She has been volunteering at a nursing home for around 3 years now, she loves to spend time with the elderly and doesn't really socialize with teens her age. What will she do when one day she bumps in to a cute teenage boy in the nursing home who just so happens to be let's just say not the most kind person out there. ------- Yeah Ik the description kinda sucks but TRUST ME THE STORY IS INTERESTING If after you read you can make a better description then please send it and I'll give u credit for it.

This is a collection of real life stories of when I worked as a recreation therapist with the geriatric population in a twenty year period in both nursing home(also known as skilled nursing facilities)and assisted living facility settings. In some of these stories, I've changed some of the names for privacy reasons. This was during a period of which quality mattered when creating and conducting recreation programs. It wasn't limited to running Bingo games nor simply putting on compact discs for patients to listen to. It was when genuine care, the willingness to learn and using one's abilities in creating positive therapist-client relationships were essential to the quality of life of the patients. Unfortunately, what was once essential had become very much non-essential. The health care facilities believed that Recreation became the lowest possible level on the totem pole of health care. This was despite the endless studies that have proved that Recreation is an important means of improving geriatric patients' quality of life. Despite my dedication to my work and abilities, I found out that these were considered both unwelcoming and threatening to the staff. I realized that if I remained in this field, I'd be putting my entire career as well as my overall well being in jeopardy. For these reasons, I had to leave the Recreation field. It was suggested to me that I write my stories about how I was able to reach geriatric patients using my sincere care, creative abilities, experience and all I could bring to enhance their quality of life. In doing this, I know that I've left the field with my sanity intact and a clear conscious. (C) 2021 C

Martin has spent years away from his departed wife, Meredith. He misses her with every fiber of his being. But sometimes she comes to visit him, waving from outside the window while he rests in his room. Sometimes he's allowed to be outside on the balcony to meet her when she arrives. Martin would give anything to be with her again. To dance with her again.

Collection I of Whispers from The Salt Table "There was an old saying in my great-grandmother's house: Don't leave the window open when someone is close to leaving." James never believed in old family sayings. He spent a lifetime running from love, pushing away the people who cared for him most, and convincing himself he needed no one. Now, at the end of his life, he lies alone in a quiet nursing home room with blue walls, a television that never says anything worth hearing, and one window that refuses to stay closed. Every morning, the nurses close it. Every night, it opens again. At first, the breeze is warm. Then it begins to whisper. As forgotten memories return and old regrets rise to the surface, James must face the one journey he spent his entire life avoiding-the road back home. Inspired by family traditions, faith, memory, and Southern folklore, James and the Open Window is the first collection in Whispers from The Salt Table-stories where love, loss, and mystery quietly share the same room. Because some stories aren't meant to frighten us. They're meant to remind us.

Sometimes, the kindest thing you can do, is make sure someone can pee with dignity.

Hi, I'm Aniyah Katelyn and I'm going to tell you why and how I became a nursing assistant. This something I've always wanted to do growing up.