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05-14-2012, 03:32 PM
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Good for you - GREAT for her. One piece of advice - go to some therapy with her. Pay attention to what they do. TAKE NOTES. Duplicate/replicate/mimic/build upon what they do with her. Insurance only pays for so much and you have a closing window of rehab time from the moment she gets there. It'll all be on family after discharge. Good luck!
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05-14-2012, 03:47 PM
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Oh, and when my father in law was in rehab last summer, he was super nice and friendly to everyone. Learned everyone's names. Thanked everyone. Smiled to everyone. Etc. When it came time for him to be kicked out, they fudged the forms a little bit and reported that he needed more rehab. And he got to stay a week or two longer. That extra time was very helpful when it came time to lining up a nursing home. |
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