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That's horrible.

Ugh, these people don't know how to handle such dire issues D:

I think im going to be in one of those some day gonk

Moving this to Extended Discussion; it seems like a morality issue to me.

thats horrible

Omg! From a nurses point of view i am horrified that this is allowed to even go on, there is rules we as nurses have to follow, we put the patients feelings and comfort before our own because were the only people that can bring them some warmth and security but it seems like these nurses, just want the pay check without actually doing the work, sure you clean them and there area of domain but you also have to give them emotional and physical contact, a hug can work more than 1oo different drugs and has been proven, give the kids some damn toys it takes there mind off the pain and also gives them something to do and some mental stimulation which people of there condition actually need.... forcing a child into a cage where there scared from the lack of human contact isnt a wise thing to do the mental scars which can be left are something which can not be took back and does more damage than actually beating them...... mad

From the article you can see that he has deep psychological problem's because of the condition he is kept in, his friend is also in a cage so he is seeing first hand through anothers eyes. I cannot see why they dont place a toy of a stimulating toy inside the cage to give them something to do it can do more good than anything else.

In care homes we call them by there names, it is the decent thing to do but outside of work we call them X and Y for confidentiality means. The fact they cannot tell you his age is discusting and i would love to go and work there and show them just what they have there nursing certificate for...

mad