Posted by gitrib on October 09, 2011 at 18:30:17 from (108.203.179.59):
Here in the nursing home there are rules for everything Over the last week those sitting at my table for eating have discused a situation at a neighboring table occupied by some women.They wheel the,up to the table and one of them is at once into micheif. Rolling away from the table playing in her food, pulling the table from other people. We know she cannot help what she does. however the simple locking of the brakes on the chair would eliminate a lot of the problems.The law prevent you from doing this. It is considered restraint and is illegal, Well this morning one of the "people movers" pushed her up to the table and set the brakes, It was amazing she tried once to back away from the table and then ate her meal and never tried to roll away. So my question is this? When does common sense take president over a overnment rule?
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