"I'm emotionally and mentally drained," said Ziman, who's also his mother's power of attorney. "It's devastating for both of us, especially for her. She's the one being separated from her family."
"She should be around family and I don't think anyone should be able to take you away from family." This sentiment highlights Ziman's deep concern for his mother's well-being in long-term care.
"It's hurtful. What's happened to us is extremely painful. It shouldn't happen to anyone, not just us, but anyone." This emphasizes the emotional impact of the situation on Ziman.
Ziman has sought help from various organizations, including the Long-Term Care Action Line and the Patient Ombudsman, but his efforts have been futile.
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