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R/s Edgar Godfrey has major Neurocognitive disorder, Parkinson’s, diabetes, and dementia. R/s Mr. Godfrey is an inpatient at Springs Memorial Hospital and will be discharged on Tuesday. R/s there is a concern that Mr. Godfrey won’t be able to return to his home. R/s it is believed that Mr. Godfrey’s two sons are trying to abandoned him. R/s the sons reported that there were a room available at Assisted Living for their father; however, it was reported that the sons were reimbursed the deposit.
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