Christina Reyna
Mar 2026
My mom was in here for liver failure and she went into cardiac arrest with hypothermia, Probably because when I went and saw her, she was laying on a bed, basically on the ground with a sheet. No pants And the sheet was wet because she spilled her water. I don’t know how long she was left laying like that, but she was freezing. She’s always cold in general because she’s skin and bones and they would not give her any extra blankets. When she was removed from there, I called to get her things and I called for two days with no answer. Finally, Someone answered, but they would not say anything, twice this happened then a man answered, and I said you should get an answering machine because people are trying to reach their loved ones. And explained that I needed to come get my mom’s belongings and that guy just hung up. If you care about anyone in this facility or human life at all, donate blankets to this facility as soon as possible. Call on your local Walmart to donate to this facility call on your local Home Depot or Lowe’s to do a community project at this facility. The Lowes one is called Hometown heroes. The residents here need the communities help, and these corporate entities should be willing to offer some support.
