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Old people keep on dying.
A government report on the number
of deaths of British old people in Britain’s
old people's homes has come as both a surprise
and a shock to those who are in charge and those
who are not, who all thought they were doing their
jobs properly, but weren’t.
That fact is that the number
of old people dying in old people's homes is almost
totally 100% and surely, by government standards,
that’s 100 too many percents by far.
This remarkably big figure was
published last year, in a relatively small report
in a medium-sized pool of average interest.
Shame faced government officials
are hanging their faces in shame at what seems
to be a complete lack of effort in trying to keep
old people alive whilst tucked up in their deathbeds.
Figures show that the longer
the old people stay in the old people's homes
the more likely they are to die there. Reasons
for this rise are presently unknown, but it’s
thought that many old people are just being allowed
to die, usually drifting away in their sleep.
Attempts to keep them alive
at night by waking them periodically with loud
alarms or throwing cold water over them have so
far proved to be counter-productive. The use of
these shock tactics means the old people are now
dying from heart attacks instead. |
