Residents of CHSLD Leclerc in Granby have started a hunger strike to denounce the poor quality of the meals served to them.
frozen vegetables and meat cooked in large quantities of brown broth; Five residents can no longer eat meals served by CHSLD Leclerc.
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“I’m tired, tired, tired. […] I eat two meals a day, cereal and tomato sandwiches. “I have to cross the street to buy my tomato sandwich because they don’t have any tomatoes here,” CHSLD resident Lauren Massey explained Wednesday morning.
CIUSS de l’Estrie CHUSS finds that the images presented by the residents are not attractive, but efforts are constantly being made to improve the quality of the food offered.
According to the Statistics Institute of Quebec, the number of older people will increase dramatically in the coming years.
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Marc Rochefort, strategic advisor to the RPCU (Regional Assembly of User Committees), doesn’t understand that a resident can’t have a simple meal like a tomato sandwich.
The minister in charge of seniors and caregivers, Margaret Bliss, confirmed to TVA Nouvelles on Wednesday evening that an inspector would be sent to the site to assess the quality of the meals being served.
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