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Not to mention that picture is of probably what people would relate to as a home type vision.
It only stands to make the statement, "This place is a broken home."
I found the broken half on the floor, so yes I propped it back under the picture for the shot.
Stuff happens. People die. It sucks.
But to come here and take it out on people who have nothing to do with you, your mother, or the hospital in general, is a poor excuse for actually caring about what happened to your mother or other people who were there. That kind of behaviour has no place on this website.
You're wasting your time if you think we're going to bow down and let you talk trash here. Take it to someone who might actually get you justice for the pain caused to your family.
Honestly.
I had a relative die in Creedmore, she was treated horribly. Out of respect for her and what she went though I want places like this preserved so that her suffering and death would not be forgotten.