Peterborough Guy
Luton and Dunstable
Guys I need your help, I was asked to go and see a man that has been admitted to Peterborough Hospital.
The head dietitian called me asking me to go and speak to him about the benefits of WLS as he has basically told the dietitian team that he is not interested.
When I spoke to him, he told me that he can see no way out, but basically he has come to the decision that he knows he will not move out of his bed. To be honest he cant even be bothered to talk and just wants to sleep and then one day not wake up from it.
He is over 50 stone, and I feel so sorry for him, and want to do something to help him, but he has basically turned down my support and in a nice way, told me to leave him alone.
But I don't feel I can, he is only 36 and has a wife and two children, so would like to help him, together with the medical care he is getting.
It took 6 nurses 2 hours to wash him today and they have had to get a extra wide bed in for him and a double hoist that they have constructed around him, to help move him.
I accept that if he don't want my help then there is nothing I can do about it, but has anyone got any suggestions what I could do or how I can approach him to offer support.
The head dietitian called me asking me to go and speak to him about the benefits of WLS as he has basically told the dietitian team that he is not interested.
When I spoke to him, he told me that he can see no way out, but basically he has come to the decision that he knows he will not move out of his bed. To be honest he cant even be bothered to talk and just wants to sleep and then one day not wake up from it.
He is over 50 stone, and I feel so sorry for him, and want to do something to help him, but he has basically turned down my support and in a nice way, told me to leave him alone.
But I don't feel I can, he is only 36 and has a wife and two children, so would like to help him, together with the medical care he is getting.
It took 6 nurses 2 hours to wash him today and they have had to get a extra wide bed in for him and a double hoist that they have constructed around him, to help move him.
I accept that if he don't want my help then there is nothing I can do about it, but has anyone got any suggestions what I could do or how I can approach him to offer support.