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‎10-29-2021 06:20 PM
Before my mom entered a nursing home she had lost a lot of weight and her rings kept falling off. The CNAs who were helping to care for her were great and they let me know when they found them. I took her rings and gave her 2 Diamonique rings and she was happy with them. Usually when you are admitted to a hospital they say not to wear any jewelry. In the event that they have to do surgery you cannot wear any jewelry and the hospital I am sure does not want to be responsible for it.
‎10-29-2021 06:33 PM
Do not ever wear jewelry anyone cares about to a nursing home. It will be gone.
My mom wore a heavy gold bracelet and I didn't care whether it came back to us or not. A friend was horrified and took it off her, but I just wanted to her to enjoy it as long as possible. . . her happiness was worth more than the money. After a while it didn't matter to her any more.
But I do know one staff member had a pile of rings in her desk, so I don't know how that worked out.
‎10-29-2021 06:34 PM
If your aunt's ring was removed it would have been placed in a Manila envelope labeled with her name either where she was admitted at the hospital or at the rehab. Your cousin should check both places. Hospitals are almost always very good about this. Unfortunately it's also possible the ring fell off, in which case, the lost and found should be checked. Good luck! I sincerely hope the ring is found.
‎10-29-2021 06:44 PM
‎10-29-2021 06:49 PM
My Dad had his wedding ring stolen from his finger at the nursing home. It was 20 carat gold.
He also had his hearing aids stolen. Once a year an audiologist and hearing aid person came to the nursing home and fitted him with a new hearing aid. Only to have it disappear again.
And then my 92 pound Mother had to have her wedding band cut off her finger in the hospital. I have no idea why. She was losing weight and might have even been in the 80's. I did get the wedding ring - in 3 pieces and missing a few diamonds.
@Mindy D sorry to hear about your Grandmother's ring. Hope they find it. Sad to lose a precious heirloom.
‎10-29-2021 08:04 PM
The whole thing is so sad. So sorry for all your enduring right now.
‎10-30-2021 12:10 PM
In 2013 my husband was in a place, he was just weeks from dying, he had a i pad my son got him, someone stole it while he was sleeping.
‎10-30-2021 12:24 PM
@Mindy D wrote:My cousin just called me. I don't know if he was calling from the rehab place, but I think so. He just said my aunt is missing her engagement ring. He said she was wearing it when she got to the hospital yesterday. He's calling the hospital right now. Maybe it's the hospital, maybe it's the transportation company, many employees at the rehab place; but something isn't right. My counsins and my aunt were so tired yesterday they didn't even think about it. It had been my grandmother's ring.
I hope they ask and not accuse.If your aunt is a little confused, you will want to question. I've seen this happen. I too hope this is figured out and she gets her ring back.
‎10-30-2021 12:28 PM
@Mindy D wrote:Another update.
I just spoke with my aunt. She's not confused today at all. She is in good spirits. She is at the rehab place and they let both my cousins in. My cousin called the hospital and they are looking for the ring. The hospital says they took her jewelry off for imaging.
That sounds right, my hospital ask what jewelry you have, and do yu want it put in a safe. and you can't wear for alot of test.
‎10-30-2021 12:31 PM
I sure hope the ring is found!
My friend had her mother cremated...she came from an assisted living facility..she had her own apartment and died there. Fast forward to daughter picking up her mothers ashes and asked for a ring she knew her mom was wearing..Hmm, they claim they left it on her, (if true) why would they not call the family to make sure before the ring was left on the body?
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