No Power to Stop Them

We have no power to stop them. He. Is. Gone.

She. Is. Helpless. All she can do is – watch. Cry in anguish.

Casey is taken away. No one can stop the ‘prison’ staff.

Law enforcement was contacted – they did not help.

Casey looks so thin – why?

Back to prison. Back to Isolation. Suppression. Control.

Grandma can’t visit him.

No one can actually talk to him.

Cold-blooded. The Nevada Permanent Guardianship Commission. Cold. Blooded. Lawless. See what are mandated to do: https://www.leg.state.nv.us/NRS/NRS-159.html

Blind as a bat. Blind justice.

Selective sight. Selective hearing.

Time is short. He keeps losing weight.

Casey’s basic rights and personal freedoms are gone. Arbitrarily denied. No Power To Stop Them

Injustice. Paralyzed on every side. Completely oppressed. Suffocated at a personal and family level.

Destructive powers oppress Casey. His family. All like him.

COVID-19 is a disease. There are 11,037,625 confirmed cases. It needs a cure. The world is working on the cure.

This is a disease. 82% of all cases of abuse and neglect of adults with developmental disabilities (over an unspecified 5‐year period) happen in institutions or group homes. Where is the cure?

A chain of power that seems unbreakable. Is it?

The book ‘No Language But A Cry’ by Richard Anthony D’Ambrosio, , a true story about Laura. Scarred physically and emotionally, she had never spoken a word.

One person helped. It took only one person to change her life.

A NPI guarantees nothing but Medicare and Medicaid payments. Period.

Neglected

No support for his physical, emotional and social needs.

Food, medications and access to health care professionals – forget it! A prisoner does not get this kind of special treatment!

For more information on neglect, https://www.napsa-now.org/get-informed/what-is-abuse/

Isolated

Family visitations restricted. No telephone calls. No mail correspondence.