Micki wrote:I don't understand your question.
What would I do if YOU lost YOUR job....
Nothing is the short answer.
You mean if I was you?
Well the fact that you work with mentally insane has nothing to do with the quetions. If I was You, or Anyone and I lost my job, I would look at my skill set and and see what is the best job I can get.
If you are having trouble working with people who are criminally insanse I would suggest you look for something else very quickly.
The idea of someone being insane is that they can't be held responsible for their actions and therefore not sentenced like a normal crimanal. If you can't handle that, move on.
Disabled assaults a 'hidden shame'
By Carol Nader April 16, 2008
A WOMAN with an intellectual disability was admitted to hospital 70 times over several years because of injuries she sustained when her husband assaulted her.
The woman also acquired a brain injury caused by a combination of excessive drinking and head trauma from the repeated assaults.
The assaults resulted in lacerations, bruising, swelling and fractures. The hospital admissions were also due to self-harm and suicide attempts.
Public Advocate Colleen Pearce has highlighted the recent case of the woman, known as "Cath", as an example of the abuse experienced by people with disabilities, what she describes as our "hidden shame".
Last year, Ms Pearce's office helped 202 people with intellectual disabilities, acquired brain injury, mental illness or dementia who were victims of physical or sexual assault and rape. These are just the people helped by her office, so it is likely there are many more.She says people with cognitive impairments are at higher risk of abuse than others. "People with a disability are often silent victims," she said. "Some of them might be ignorant about their treatment or abuse."
Ms Pearce said Cath had been threatened with weapons, locked out of her house and restrained by force. She had also been assaulted by friends of her husband. At one stage she gained an intervention order against her husband, but he continued to see her and assault her. One incident of assault was witnessed by a support worker, but the worker did not call the police. It was possible that the worker may not have reported it because the woman asked her not to.
But Ms Pearce, who raised the issue of abuse this week at a disability forum, said sometimes abuse could manifest in ways that were less overt, such as neglect. … [url=http://www.theage.com.au/news/national/disabled-assaults-a-hidden-shame/2008/04/15/1208025189611.htmlAssaults[/url]
GASMON wrote:Do you work in the Pentagon or the White House ??Ayoob wrote:I got a job in the maximum security ward in the hospital for the criminally insane recently. In my new job, I will be working with people not guilty of murder by reason of insanity,
Ayoob wrote:In an economic collapse, I know the government will shut services off. At what point would you guys want me to lose my job, and what happens then?
Pops wrote:Reagan put those folks on the street.Ayoob wrote:In an economic collapse, I know the government will shut services off. At what point would you guys want me to lose my job, and what happens then?
GASMON wrote:Do you work in the Pentagon or the White House ??Ayoob wrote:I got a job in the maximum security ward in the hospital for the criminally insane recently. In my new job, I will be working with people not guilty of murder by reason of insanity,
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