When people Go Missing

[JoeWras]

Glad to hear he has been found.

In a local condo community last week there were complaints of smells. Unfortunately, the gentleman was expired for 4 days when the police did the wellness check.

Turns out he has no family of any kind that can be found and has been turned over to the state. There is an immediate biologic hazard with this situation, and the condo association is responsible for it since nobody can be found right now to cough up the cash and responsibility.

Just saying this is complicated. Health department just doesn't take the body and leave things be when a few days have passed and decomposition has started... there is a hazard in place needing immediate attention.

[haha]

I visited my neighbor today. His hospital is only about 6 blocks away. He looks pretty good, and he seems to be moving well. The main problem appears to be speaking and even writing words.

He wants his laptop and charger, and I think our board president, who is an excellent person, has his key. So one of us can take his computer to him right away. Also I'll cancel his newspaper today.

I hope he makes good recovery, his current situation looks pretty rough.

Ha

[Alan]

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Originally Posted by Meadbh You are a good neighbor, Ha. It is much better to find out that he is in the hospital than dead upstairs. I'm sure he would appreciate a visit.

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You done well Ha.

A few years ago we became friends to a neighbor in our building and since he had had a stroke or 2 in recent years we were always concerned that something drastic night happen. We did manage to get his son's phone number from him, but he lived in Florida. Fortunately after a couple of years his son persuaded him to move to Florida and live close to him and his grandchildren.