Gloucester and Cheltenham hospital neglect

This is NOT an isolated incident of hospital neglect. Gloucestershire and Cheltenham hospitals legal department made a filthy, vile and disgusting allegation of: "I 'THINK' he 'MAY HAVE' inserted a finger into either her b*tt*m or v*g**a". This is a malicious and vindictive attempt to discredit and prevent the patients husband/full-time carer and LPA from exposing severe hospital negligence that amounted to abuse. But we will NOT be silenced. The 'allegation' is as follows: "We 'THINK' he 'MAY' have inserted a finger into either her bottom or vaxina".
The "THINK" "May HAVE" is alleged to have happened three days BEFORE they discharged her home to her husband. If this were true, WHY didn't they raise this until almost two weeks later..
Why, IF this were true, would they allow the husband to continue providing personal care IN the hospital - and WHY, if this were true, would they send her home with her husband who they allege they "THINK" "MAY HAVE" abused her...
He has been her main carer at home since 2004- has provided every aspect of care (including 'personal' care). For these hospitals to pick on disabled and vulnerable patients and use them as a punchbag is totally unforgivable. They CONTINUOUSLY ignore sepsis. Basically unresponsive again and escalated to heart attack. Frequent admissions to Gloucester Royal or Cheltenham hospital. This is what happens during EVERY single admission.
Bedding absolutely soaking wet all the way from armpits to her knees.
Huge puddle of urine dormant on the mattress leaking on the floor again (the same yesterday and day before).
Husband (and LPA) sheepishly complain to ward sister. He then asks for someone to come and see the state of how she's left in.
They're usually reluctant, but after a big PPPFFF (annoyed sigh) they come take a look.
He asks if they will authorise more frequent checks as this is a regular occurrence and I feel that nobody takes it seriously.
He requests sheets, blanket, nighty, pad, towels etc. (He takes their our own 'personal care' items because if he doesn't they can sometimes wait for over an hour for staff to fetch some. Also for the past eight years he has provided the 'personal care' in hospital, as he does at home, to avoid this hospital neglect).
IT TOOK AN HOUR AND HALF TO CLEAN, WASH, CHANGE NIGHTY AND BEDDING.
We do have recorded evidence of the neglect, the lies and the illegal covert behaviour that WILL be published in due course.
Is this how your relative gets treated too??
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