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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-s...wales-12959885

Yeah I bet she was very "remorseful", especially when she found out it could lead to her deportation. :mad:

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I wonder if my sister knows her cos my sister used to work as a Carer in Neath.

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Named but not shamed - pity there is no picture for this article.

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This is digusting .My grandad(WWII vet ,RSM ) had dementia before he died and it is without doubt one of the most degrading illnesses anybody can suffer from .It is also one of the most distressing illnesses for the sufferers family .To see a once active and strong family member suffer with this illness is heartbreaking ,but to compound the distress with abuse by a carer is absolutely unforgivable imo

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knowing the way the government is tho and the pethetic decisions the home office make they will proberbly opt to keep her stating she has skills needed to help the UK or something stupid like that!

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Well said, one thing I urge every person here to look for amongst the cuts is the shutting of care homes, we have two due to close near me and tbh it might be more humane to talk the old and demented outside and shoot them, once moved their life expectancy will be measured in weeks in most cases.

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Why are we putting this bully in jail. Just deport her now and save us some much needed money.

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I agree, my wifes mother is suffering from dementia and is in a Nursng home which specialises in dementia. There are some sorry cases in there.

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4 weeks ago the Liberal Council closed a care home just 500 yards from where I live, once it had been emptied it was demolished and all the rubble moved away, now it is just a levelled area.

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All the councils are at it,they seem to work on the `principle of no homes no problem, no cost` Lost my Mum aged 100 years in December after almost three years in a good home. She had had an accident & the doctors said 24 hour care was required.Docs/nurses in the Queens Hospital did their best, but as she got better all the hospital wanted was the bed. Social didn`t care, `send her home someone will call during the day`had to arrange own money while her house was sold.

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Yeah lets not bother punishing her...