For the record: This blog is not here to ruin the reputation of the Michigan Veterans Home at Grand Rapids, nor the reputation of any member of the Staff, Administration, or Board of Mangers.
The purpose of this blog is to report the truth about what is happening at the home, to give the veterans there a voice they do not have or are afraid to use, and to bring about positive change in the way the administration of the home is carried out.
This blog reports the good and the bad, of what is going on at the home, when people report things to us, or when one of the 2 blog authors visits the home and sees things worth reporting themselves.
Update: In the 2+ years not one staff member of the home, administration, or board of Miss-managers, has commented on any of the articles here. And I know for a fact several of them are reading this blog. How do I know? They told me.
They know who runs this blog, they know who writes most of the stuff. Yet they go around asking people "who runs the blog", acting as if they don't know.
That is because instead of using their energy and so called intellect to improve the living conditions at the home for the veterans who are living there, they are instead choosing to play stupid little childish games.
- The Ed.
Tuesday, February 4, 2014
Sunday, February 2, 2014
For the Record, Dr. Edgar set the standard for Professionalism at the Home.
Guys, post this to the blog:
Look, I cannot speak for the others. But it is well known in the Rankin Dom unit that there are a few people who think Doctor Edgar is a quack.
For the record I am NOT one of them.
Doc Edgar reminds me of an old country Doctor. His manner was always professional, and he did a lot for me while I was at the Dom Unit. It was Doc Edgar who sent me to Ann Arbor to have my heart checked out, which resulted in our finding out I had serious heart issues. This lead to the life saving operation (quad bypass).
Then when I returned and was recovering, Doc Edgar and I worked on the edema in my lower legs and were still working on it when I got kicked out of the home.
I have never bashed Doc Edgar, and never will. He set the example of professionalism for his trade, unlike the others in the administration who acted very very unprofessionally while I was there.
I have and will continue to have praise for the way Doc Edgar treated me while I was at the home.
For the record - By Greg M.
Ok Greg, here it is, just as you sent it to us - The Ed.
Look, I cannot speak for the others. But it is well known in the Rankin Dom unit that there are a few people who think Doctor Edgar is a quack.
For the record I am NOT one of them.
Doc Edgar reminds me of an old country Doctor. His manner was always professional, and he did a lot for me while I was at the Dom Unit. It was Doc Edgar who sent me to Ann Arbor to have my heart checked out, which resulted in our finding out I had serious heart issues. This lead to the life saving operation (quad bypass).
Then when I returned and was recovering, Doc Edgar and I worked on the edema in my lower legs and were still working on it when I got kicked out of the home.
I have never bashed Doc Edgar, and never will. He set the example of professionalism for his trade, unlike the others in the administration who acted very very unprofessionally while I was there.
I have and will continue to have praise for the way Doc Edgar treated me while I was at the home.
For the record - By Greg M.
Ok Greg, here it is, just as you sent it to us - The Ed.
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