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Originally Posted by vintageogauge
The first and last visit we had to the he-- hole we noticed that most of the people waiting for help were young, way to young to be villagers. Don't know why but that is what we saw. Maybe the older villagers were smart enough not to go there.
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I see you are from Hudson, Ohio, practically chipping distance from The Cleveland Clinic. We Buckeyes grew up in an atmosphere similar to those who live in Massachusetts or near Houston in Texas with excellent teaching hospitals around us at almost every location.
However, although this is the first time I have to disagree with you, after having been brought to TVRH on December 21 with a life threatening emergency and staying there in Critical Care for eight days, I cannot think why you would call TVRH a hell hole. I had amazing care, every change, every need was immediately reacted to, and taken care of, both major and minor and the staff of nurses, and aides were exemplary. The cleanliness was stellar. My room was mopped and cleaned every 24 hours and I could watch a huge machine cleaning the halls every 24 hours. A special machine was used to clean the bathrooms daily as well. They were very careful that I identified myself with my date of birth before any procedure and were extremely smart and completely aware of every change that could happen to me. As far as kindness, I felt that they went above and beyond any expectations I might have for them. Even those people who transported and came in to do x-rays were very kind and polite and gentle and so careful.
I am very sorry we have to disagree about this issue because I long to meet you and know I would so enjoy your company and soon just like everyone else I meet you would like my Henry and Helene so much better than me.