nursing home ward

Janey Janey was in a vegetative state. She was an invalid. She was paralyzed from the neck down. She had issues with controlling bodily functions including bladder and bowel control. She could not live on her own without supervision. She was technically under arrest. She was considered dangerous but she was no threat to anyone in her current state. Janey was the second daughter of William and Sharon blake. She was the third child. She had six siblings including a baby sister. Her dad ran the company his dad had started. Her grandfather was a janitor who invented things in her spare time. He got the patents and sold them to a business. He used the money to create his own business. Her mom was a stay-at-home mom. Janey was a happy baby. Her older sister had suffered from colic. Well not sure if it was her so much as the family that suffered. Janey was content as a baby. She and her dad had always been close. she was a daddy's girl. She and her dad shared a lot of common interests. They enjoyed spending time together. Janey loved school. Janey had natural and learned intelligence. She loved to learn. She loved to figure things out. She liked to invent things just like her dad and granddad. In high school, she played sports. She was well-liked by fellow students and staff. She graduated from high school first in her class. She was accepted to the same university her dad and mom had gone to. At first, she did well. She got good grades. She was involved in multiple extracurricular activities as well. She seemed to have a bright future. While traveling back to the campus after volunteering at a nearby hospital, she was in a horrible accident. She was driving. There were several friends with her in the car. The other driver was texting. The other driver hit her car. Her car was pushed into a tree. She was rendered unconscious. They had to use the jaws of life to get her out of the car. She had various injuries. She got bumps and bruises. She had head trauma. She was rushed to the hospital. She was in a coma for three months. Her mom and dad rushed to the hospital. They moved her to a rehab center near her parent's home. Her family was constantly at her side. They decided that she would be alone. Someone would be at her bedside in case she woke up. Her mom was the one who was at her bedside when she woke up. "Mommy!" Janey said. "I hear baby! I am here. " her mom said. Her mom hugged her and her mom did not let go. She had to go through physical and occupational therapy. She had to regain her mobility. She spent a few months at the rehab center. She was discharged. She spent time at home. She had home health come in. She was able to get mostly back to. where she was before the accident. She had lost oxygen. She had nightmares. She would wake up screaming. Her parents would rush in and console her. She had mood changes. She was a different person. She went through depression and anxiety. She got touchy with people. She attempted to go back to college. She had trouble concentrating. She had trouble retaining information. Her abrupt mood changes did not help. She attacked her roommate for no reason. Several fellow students had to restrain her. She started to go to counseling. They moved her to a different dorm. She did not have a roommate. The resident advisors kept a close eye on her. Due to her injuries, she did not have the stamina she used to have. She dropped out of the sports activities she was involved in. This further added to her depression. Her grades slipped. She struggled to stay afloat. It was just not happening. She had a mental breakdown. She decided to drop out of college. She moved back in with her parents. She worked for her dad. She decided to move out. She got an apartment. Manny's co-workers did not like her. She blew up at them often. It created a toxic work relationship. His staff was ready to revolt if he did not do something about his daughter. He rebuffed them for a while. After a time, the issue became unavoidable. He felt he had to deal with this. He feared that if he did not, the company would go into full-on revolts. It was the hardest decision he ever had to make but he decided to let her go. He took her into his office. "Janey I love you. I am proud of you. This is not working. I wish it was. I have tried everything to make this work. It is just not working. I am afraid I have to let you go. " he said "Dady. You're firing me?" She asked. "This is not working. You have changed. It's not your fault. You need help. I hope I can bring you back at some point. Right now I can't keep you on. " he said. She was devastated. She did not speak to her dad as much. Her mom kept talking to her. Her other siblings reached out to her. She continued to push them away. Her depression became worse and worse. Her family feared that she was becoming suicidal. They feared that they were going to lose her. She would not answer the phone. She would not answer the door. They decided to call the police. They requested they conduct a wellness check. The police had no idea what to expect. They knew that she had a brain injury that altered her mood. They did not know if she would be dangerous or not. The police went to her door. It was not clear where she got the g*n. As it turns out, she stole it from her boyfriend. She opened fire. The police returned fire. She killed one officer. She injured several. A stand-off ensued. A sniper shot her. The swat team rushed in. She was rushed to the hospital. She had to go. through emergency surgery. Her parents got the call. Her dad answered it. Her mom could tell that something was wrong. "Janey has been shot. She was rushed to the hospital. She is in surgery." Her dad said. Her mom broke down. He hugged her. He held on to her. They both started to cry. They went to the hospital. They waited feverously in the waiting room. The doctor came out. They got up and went over to the doctor. "She was shot in the back. We were able to stabilize her. She will probably be paralyzed for the rest of her life. " the doctor said. She was in a vegetative state. It was not exactly a coma. She seemed to be alert. Her eyes move. She made some movement. It was almost like a walking coma. She did not talk. She tended to drool. She wore a diaper. She had to be changed. she had to be bathed by nurses. An officer had been stationed outside her door. When she was alert and cognitive, she would be under arrest. She faced murder and attempted murder charges. She could even face the death penalty or life sentence. She was considered dangerous. Mark and mary went to see the district attorney and police commissioner. "I know this is a difficult time for your whole family. I am going to honest. If your daughter does recover, she faces multiple charges. Right now, she is not able to be processed. " the district attorney said. "The doctors say she may never recover. she might be in this current state for the rest of her life. " the police commissioner said. "If she comes out of it, she will be placed under arrest. If she does not, she will be in a state of limbo. There is no statute of limitations on murder. She faces life in prison or the death penalty. Given her medical conditions, the death penalty is unlikely. Even life in prison is unlikely. " the district attorney said. "We can't place her under arrest but she can understand what is going on. " the commissioner said. "We have a dilemma. She can't stay at the hospital. The county jail is ill-equipped to house her. She is not under arrest yet. There are issues with habeas-corpus. We could put her in a nursing home. Nursing homes might be reluctant to house her. There are security issues. " the d.a said. "What are our options?" Mark asked. "There is a medical facility that she could go to. " the commissioner said. "It is located inside a prison. She would be housed with other inmates. There are constitutional issues where she has not been formally charged. We can have her there with your consent. " the da said. "If she wakes up, she will be charged. Until then she could remain there. I suspect even if he does make some kind of recovery, she will never be held competent to face trial. She will probably end up in a criminally insane institution. " the d.a said. Her parents met with a lawyer. The lawyer was from a law firm that specialized in a defendant who was unable to face trial due to medical or psychiatric disorders or both. The parents decided to low their daughter be sent to Edgewood's corectional facility. She was transported to the facility by ambulance. The ambulance had a police escort. An officer was in the ambulance. The ambulance arrived at the facility. It was searched. It was alowed to enter the facility. She was dressed in a hospital gown. She had been given a diaper change before she left the hospital. On route, she had peed and pooped her diaper. A nurse removed her gowan. She took off her diaper. The diaper was very full. She took a wipe and cleaned her off. Her pubic hair had been shaved. The nurse took a sponge. She dipped it in water. She put soap on it. She washed her private area. She washed her pubic area. she washed her but. She took out a fresh diaper. She put on baby powder. She closed the flaps. She put on plastic panties over her diaper. She gave her a fresh gowan. She washed the rest of her body. She washed her neck, boobs, and belly. She then washed her legs and feet. She had fellow nurses help her move Janey. She washed her back. She was flipped to her back. Her hair was washed. They used a bulk generic shampoo used At hospitals and prisons. She was given a fresh hospital gown. An orderly who was an inmate looked over her. "Hi, I am Kaley. I am sorry this happened to her. I am here for you." She said. Kaley was serving a year in prison. She volunteered to serve on the nursing home unit. She liked to help people. She considered being a nurse of social work before her life of crime. She was glad she could do this. It made prison life easier. Annie took to her right away when she took over the ward. She could be a friend. She would not judge her. That was not her place. This is a work of fantasy and fiction. There was not based on reality.