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Speaker 1: Fifty five krs. The talk station.
Speaker 2: Seven thirty one fifty five kr SE DE Talk Station,
Speaker 2: A very Happy Friday to you, extra special day the
Speaker 2: return of Patty Scott along with a friend. We're gonna
Speaker 2: hear Jane Thomas's story here Heart for Seniors, Heart the
Speaker 2: word the number four Seniors Dot is it's org right
Speaker 2: or dot org an amazing.
Speaker 1: I have just taken to.
Speaker 2: This organization because they do such wonderful things and having
Speaker 2: a my late father who my listeners, who regular listeners know,
Speaker 2: struggled with Alzheimer's dementia and lost his life due to
Speaker 2: complications and related issues from Alzheimer's, spent his last days
Speaker 2: in an assisted living facility, and so I got to
Speaker 2: see firsthand, and it was a good facility. And there
Speaker 2: are some marginal ones out there, but in the final analysis,
Speaker 2: when you are in that state, you're incapable of caring
Speaker 2: for yourself. You lose your control of your bodily functions,
Speaker 2: and y'all know what that means. And the caregivers at
Speaker 2: these facilities are usually it's impossible to stay up on
Speaker 2: every single patient. You know, one person's assigned to maybe
Speaker 2: twenty or third patients. They get on a schedule and
Speaker 2: they'll check your room, you know, maybe on a rotating schedule,
Speaker 2: but they don't know when you've had an issue. They
Speaker 2: don't know when you've had an accident, and quite often
Speaker 2: these patients wallow in their own excrement to be direct,
Speaker 2: and that leads to a lot of complications in the
Speaker 2: end up. They can be hospitalized, get rashes and all
Speaker 2: kinds of problems. Hard for Seniors has this amazing technology
Speaker 2: that alerts the caregivers the minute something has happened, so
Speaker 2: they know which patients need the attention right away and
Speaker 2: so they can prioritize that. And it's just an amazing
Speaker 2: advancement that seems so simple, but so many facilities don't
Speaker 2: have this technology. So that's what Hart for Seniors is
Speaker 2: all about. And they've expanded the software to provide other
Speaker 2: functions and assist these caregivers to be more efficient, more
Speaker 2: effective and provide these patients with a better living condition,
Speaker 2: which all is a wonderful thing.
Speaker 1: Patty.
Speaker 2: Always great to see you and I want to thank
Speaker 2: you again from the bottom of my heart for all
Speaker 2: that you do. And a real quick update. Last time
Speaker 2: you were here, you brought Macy and Marie Cunningham. The
Speaker 2: Cunningham sisters, beautiful singers, beautiful, absolutely amazing, and people who
Speaker 2: donate and contribute to Hart for Seniors get a live performance,
Speaker 2: live performance from these young ladies, and my mom is
Speaker 2: going to be getting because I donate. Next week, it's
Speaker 2: been lined up, Jones Hi, And I'm not going to
Speaker 2: say out loud which songs they're going to sing, but
Speaker 2: they learned a song that I suggested for my mom,
Speaker 2: who's listening probably right now. Yeah, So Jones out there,
Speaker 2: so I understand that's been lined up, and I know
Speaker 2: she's excited about it and she is going to absolutely
Speaker 2: melt when she hears these young ladies sing. But I
Speaker 2: elaborate on that before we get to Jane and her story,
Speaker 2: because you've got some news.
Speaker 4: We do well.
Speaker 5: First of all, your listeners, Brian, I've told you they
Speaker 5: are such advocates, such caregivers, and they support you and
Speaker 5: all your causes. But I just have to tell you
Speaker 5: since our last meeting, Lisa Bridges from Seniors Helping Seniors
Speaker 5: heard us on the show.
Speaker 4: She reached out.
Speaker 5: They actually have been around for a long time from Fairfield, Ohio,
Speaker 5: a nonprofit, and she says, we need your technology, we
Speaker 5: need it. We're in homes. We're not in long term
Speaker 5: care facilities, but we have caregivers that go out into
Speaker 5: the homes and we need help. So we've been talking
Speaker 5: and we've been collaborating, and you're going to see some
Speaker 5: amazing things come.
Speaker 1: Out of that.
Speaker 5: Oh great, your listeners continue, networking continues on. That's wonderful
Speaker 5: that you know, And you know, they were so frustrated
Speaker 5: because again, there's not a lot of senior organizations that
Speaker 5: really care and support caregivers and seniors, and so this
Speaker 5: technology it's so hard for them to get caregivers. And
Speaker 5: so this technology is just going to enhance the experience
Speaker 5: for the patient that's in the home, the families, but
Speaker 5: then more importantly, the caregivers are just going to get
Speaker 5: support that they don't have exactly.
Speaker 2: Well, it makes the caregivers job a lot easier. I
Speaker 2: can't imagine being in a position where I'm responsible for
Speaker 2: these seniors and I find out that someone has been wallowing,
Speaker 2: you know, for twelve hours in need of a change
Speaker 2: or some help or assistance or something that would make
Speaker 2: me feel personally miserable. Yes, damn it, I wish I
Speaker 2: had got been able to get on this earlier. But look,
Speaker 2: they weren't on the rotation schedule until I walked in
Speaker 2: and talked to them. That's beautiful. You're gonna give me
Speaker 2: an allergy moment here. But real quick before we take
Speaker 2: a quick break here, as far as the Cunningham sisters go, Yeah,
Speaker 2: tell my listeners what happened.
Speaker 5: Well, we have we can't make the announcement. Yeah, it's
Speaker 5: going to be announced on your show.
Speaker 1: Okay, next month, next.
Speaker 4: We'll announce it on your show.
Speaker 1: Are they coming back?
Speaker 4: They're gonna come back. Oh, have some big announcement.
Speaker 2: Okay, Well, you're gonna be hearing not just here in
Speaker 2: the morning shown, You're gonna be hearing a lot more
Speaker 2: from the cunning Out sisters. Let's just let it lay
Speaker 2: right there, and I'll look forward to having them back
Speaker 2: in the studio. Let's pause right now. We'll bring back
Speaker 2: and we'll hear Janie Thomas's story and more about Heart
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Speaker 1: Chuck Ingram from the ucup Traffic Center.
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Speaker 3: Plenty of problems on the highways this morning. Northbound seventy
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Speaker 2: Seven forty one on a Friday, and a happy one
Speaker 2: to you Extra special Friday Heart for Seniors Patty Scott
Speaker 2: in studio with her friend Janie Thomas.
Speaker 1: No relation.
Speaker 2: But Heart number four Seniors dot org. Help them out
Speaker 2: and if you're a listener out there in the world,
Speaker 2: that knows someone affiliated with an assisted living facility, senior
Speaker 2: care facility, let them know about heartfoseniors dot org. This
Speaker 2: is life changing technology that not enough people know about.
Speaker 2: But the more people learn about it and understand it,
Speaker 2: the more people are going to embrace it and the
Speaker 2: better quality of life every senior in an assisted living
Speaker 2: facility or getting care at home is going to have.
Speaker 1: And Patty go ahead.
Speaker 2: And introduced Janey and provide a k few details before
Speaker 2: we launch into her story, which you described as scary.
Speaker 5: It's very scary. Well, first of all, Jane is the
Speaker 5: to me of an amazing senior. She's a volunteer. She's
Speaker 5: a kindergarten teacher fifty years, retired, retired fifty years and
Speaker 5: she retired.
Speaker 4: To do the ultimate.
Speaker 5: She took care of her parents in their home until
Speaker 5: they passed away, and then right after that she got
Speaker 5: slapped with father with her husband getting Louis dementia and
Speaker 5: he passed away. So it's been four years and she
Speaker 5: never stopped. She continued to take care of people in
Speaker 5: their homes and give and part of Heart for Seniors
Speaker 5: is also about advocating for seniors as well as the caregivers,
Speaker 5: but more importantly educating about things that are just not
Speaker 5: public or talked about, just like the incontinence. And something
Speaker 5: happened two weeks ago that to Jane that we stepped
Speaker 5: in to have to help because she couldn't advocate for herself.
Speaker 5: And we think it's important for your listeners to know
Speaker 5: because had she known ahead of time, it could have
Speaker 5: saved her eyesight. So I was going to say she
Speaker 5: was driving on the side of the road after an
Speaker 5: appointment and she went blind in.
Speaker 1: A right eye, Oh my god.
Speaker 5: And I will let her pick it up from here
Speaker 5: to say what happened after that quickly because she didn't
Speaker 5: get the care that she should have to save the eyesight.
Speaker 2: Cautionary tale for my listeners, a learning experience, learn it,
Speaker 2: know it all right, Janey, let us know what happened.
Speaker 6: Well.
Speaker 7: First of all, big fan of Hartford Seniors. I think
Speaker 7: that as a country we do not appreciate and advocate
Speaker 7: for our elderly, who are the foundation of where we
Speaker 7: are right now. But personally, I was driving down the
Speaker 7: road perfectly healthy, no problems at all. Suddenly known as
Speaker 7: a white cloud kind of flowed across my eye and
Speaker 7: then something like a mud had been splattered on your windshield,
Speaker 7: and all of a sudden my sight was pretty much
Speaker 7: gone in my right eye. Always been told from my ophthalmologist,
Speaker 7: if anything ever happens like a black curtain coming over
Speaker 7: your eye, call we call. We got to get you in.
Speaker 7: It's a retina detachment. Called immediately from my car phone
Speaker 7: and told them how concerned I was. Called the ophthalmologist
Speaker 7: and who'd been treating me for a dry eye. That's
Speaker 7: a whole other subject, but anyway, said okay, we'll get
Speaker 7: right back to you. Well, I drove on home, which
Speaker 7: was in our way, kind of scared driving one eyed,
Speaker 7: but it worked. I got there. My brother came in
Speaker 7: and he said, we need to get you to a doctor.
Speaker 7: That sounds like when my wife's retina detached. So I'm thinking, okay,
Speaker 7: this can be taken care of, no problem.
Speaker 4: Call.
Speaker 7: Still haven't gotten a call back. Three hours later, still
Speaker 7: don't call back.
Speaker 1: Oh boy.
Speaker 7: Called my optometrist and said, okay, this is going on.
Speaker 7: I'm scared. What should I do? And he said come in?
Speaker 7: So I go in and I learned a lot that
Speaker 7: there are all kinds of things that can go wrong
Speaker 7: with your eye that could cause that he thought that
Speaker 7: it was a hole in the macula. Long story short,
Speaker 7: he tried to call the specialist in our city. No
Speaker 7: answer at their office because they were so busy they
Speaker 7: just didn't answer. Finally, I said, well, I was supposed
Speaker 7: to get a callback from my ophthalmologist, but he didn't call.
Speaker 7: And he goes, he's got all the equipment I need.
Speaker 7: I'll get a hold of him. So he called and kind.
Speaker 1: Of greased the skids pushed.
Speaker 6: Very strongly that I get in there.
Speaker 7: I got in and had to sit and wait until
Speaker 7: all the other patients were done to be seen, and
Speaker 7: the whole time, I'm thinking, I'm losing time. I'm losing time.
Speaker 7: I'm losing time. They did a lot of tests, which
Speaker 7: were exhausting at the time because I was straining to
Speaker 7: try to do what they were asking me to do
Speaker 7: with my right eye and it wasn't working very well.
Speaker 7: Somewhere in that conversation the word stroke was mentioned. But
Speaker 7: then I was told i'll see you in two weeks,
Speaker 7: and I said, whoa, I'm scared. I'm scared. And then
Speaker 7: then he said, well, maybe we won't get in tomorrow morning. So,
Speaker 7: not thinking I said, okay, this is a professional. I
Speaker 7: should do what he says, right, So I go back
Speaker 7: in the next morning they redoce the test, into which
Speaker 7: he says, oh my goodness, I think you're having a stroke.
Speaker 7: You need to go straight to the er. I said,
Speaker 7: I drove myself, and he goes, that's okay, just go
Speaker 7: to the er. Told me which E are to go to.
Speaker 7: I drove myself to the er. Now this is all
Speaker 7: to say, I'm awesome at advocate for people I love.
Speaker 7: I am wonderful at doing that. I will push to
Speaker 7: the limit. Did I do that for myself?
Speaker 8: No?
Speaker 7: I was so overwhelmed that I just did what he
Speaker 7: told me to do, drove to the er.
Speaker 2: Well, let's pause out of time in the segment, we'll
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Speaker 1: Right now. With traffic update Chuck from the U See
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Speaker 3: You'll find comprehensive care that's so personal it makes your
Speaker 3: best tomorrow possible. That's boundless care for better outcomes. Expect
Speaker 3: more at ucehealth dot com. Plenty of problems on the
Speaker 3: highways this morning. North found seventy five an extra hour
Speaker 3: into downtown with an accident blocking the right hand side
Speaker 3: as you come on off of the bridge. There's a
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Speaker 2: Five KRC Detalk Station. Before you back to Jane Thomas's story,
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Speaker 2: Welcome back, and who are you looking for today?
Speaker 8: Good morning Bryan. Today we're looking for George Borge. Mister
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Speaker 2: on my blog page fifty five carecy dot com. Back
Speaker 2: to Patty from heartfor Seniors, Patty Scott, along with Janie
Speaker 2: Thomas frightening story. She loses her vision while drying in
Speaker 2: her eye and she gets kind of the run around
Speaker 2: sounds me like from physicians, and then we come to
Speaker 2: learn that you were supposed to deal with this loss
Speaker 2: of vision within four hours of the issue. Happening, and
Speaker 2: they actually kicked you off a full day. We're suggesting
Speaker 2: even a two week delay before you get follow up
Speaker 2: care exactly right. So I mean that in and of
Speaker 2: itself is really wonderful for everybody to know. So what
Speaker 2: else do we need to learn from this?
Speaker 6: Fast forward? Through lots of testing, lots of doctors.
Speaker 7: I was told go home, learn to live with it,
Speaker 7: put on blood sinners, put on cholesterol medicine, which I
Speaker 7: had no problem with. So bottom line is is learn
Speaker 7: to learn to reach out and try to find somebody
Speaker 7: to advocate for you. There's a lot difference between advocating
Speaker 7: for yourself and having somebody there backing you up. That's
Speaker 7: where Patty stepped in, my brother stepped in, my son
Speaker 7: stepped in, and things started to move. Patty got me
Speaker 7: in an appointment up here at cincanna I Institute. Basically,
Speaker 7: bottom line, they say I had a stroke in my
Speaker 7: retinal artery and that that caused the blindness. Nothing they
Speaker 7: can do, just go on, live your life and deal
Speaker 7: with it. So we've gone into some alternative type things
Speaker 7: trying to do it. The biggest thing in the world
Speaker 7: is don't feel bad. You advocate for everybody else. But
Speaker 7: it's tough to advocate for yourself.
Speaker 2: You need hey, yeah, yeah, Quite often we put our
Speaker 2: own best interest behind in favor of like for example,
Speaker 2: when you were caring for your late husband, if you
Speaker 2: were anything like my mom, you didn't care as much
Speaker 2: for yourself because you're dedicating so much time to your
Speaker 2: loved ones, and your own health then can deteriorate. Because
Speaker 2: I witnessed that myself, and that's why my father ended
Speaker 2: up in a care facility because Mom was just it
Speaker 2: just exhausted.
Speaker 7: It can and you tell yourself, I can just keep
Speaker 7: doing this, I can keep doing this. I'm strong, i
Speaker 7: can go and absolutely I'm sorry. But stress can do
Speaker 7: a whole lot. And I've been told stress could cause
Speaker 7: this because I've asked a lot of questions, why why why.
Speaker 6: So the stress?
Speaker 1: The stroke brought about by stress?
Speaker 6: It could be Oh my, there's no answer as to
Speaker 6: why it happened.
Speaker 5: Really, all the other reapers, I mean, her heart's good,
Speaker 5: they did off sets of brain scans.
Speaker 6: They how about that.
Speaker 7: Cholesterol medicine crowded is totally cleared, no reason for it,
Speaker 7: but take it anyway.
Speaker 5: Just but what we want your listeners to know is
Speaker 5: if they get frustrated, whether it's their loved one in
Speaker 5: a long term care facility, they're struggling at home, or
Speaker 5: or even if they're a caregiver right and they can't
Speaker 5: care for themselves all of a sudden, or.
Speaker 4: They're shocked, call us.
Speaker 5: We have a network of doctors and people, and we
Speaker 5: can make phone calls.
Speaker 4: We can help.
Speaker 5: That's part of what Heart for Seniors does. Yes, we
Speaker 5: have technology, Yes, our technology is amazing.
Speaker 1: You're connected, but we also have a network.
Speaker 5: Yeah, And it's just as much as about helping you
Speaker 5: get to where you need to go.
Speaker 7: And it has nothing to do with beings strong, our
Speaker 7: understanding or knowing much to do. It has everything to
Speaker 7: do with we all need help at some point in time,
Speaker 7: reach out and ask for help.
Speaker 2: Heart for Seniors dot org, Heart the word the number
Speaker 2: four seniors dot org sounds like a great starting point
Speaker 2: and just an amazing story. And I'm glad you're on
Speaker 2: the men. Jane. It's wonderful that you had a better
Speaker 2: outcome than that you were told about by your doctors.
Speaker 2: And it's a really frightening thing to know that doctors
Speaker 2: are maybe giving you bad advice. So Heartforce Seniors dot
Speaker 2: or Patty, God bless you and the folks there that
Speaker 2: are doing all this wonderful work advocacy, including the technology.
Speaker 2: Keep it up and I'll look forward to having you
Speaker 2: back in studio with the Cunningham sisters and a huge
Speaker 2: announcement next month.
Speaker 4: And you'll get to hear the video from Joe.
Speaker 2: Oh that's right when they sing from my Mom, that's
Speaker 2: going to be so neat. Oh you have any concerts, amen,
Speaker 2: it's going to be cool. Have a wonderful weekend, ladies,
Speaker 2: and thank you so much for making the trip into
Speaker 2: the city to share the information and help encourage others
Speaker 2: to reach out and get the support that they may
Speaker 2: very well need. Heart for Seniors dot Org don't go away.
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