info on the gardens of st gertrude's nursing home.Anything negative or positive?
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try this site:  I don't know what state you're in to look it up for you.\n\nhttp://www.medicare.gov/NHCompare/Include/DataSection/Questions/SearchCriteria.asp?version=default&browser=IE%7C6%7CWinXP&language=English&defaultstatus=0&pagelist=Home&CookiesEnabledStatus=True
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medilodge in richmond michigan my granny lived there for a few years it was nice for a nusing home
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Henderson ville memorial gardens
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Oh, do I agree with you.  I worked in one for about to weeks.  It was so terrible.  The old people were not being cared for properly, because they were so under staffed.  It was very difficult to see death so near everyday.  I truly believe you must be a very special person to work in one of those places.
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Funding from the City Hall but only after you and those who come to your community meetings press for it and have a solid community backing. It's done all the time where I live. They even plant rose gardens for us because Seniors went to City Hall and pressed for them. I know. Too much huh? Sneaky seniors .Don't forhet they were Hippies at one time.
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There;\n\nhttp://www.gotquestions.org/garden-of-Eden-location.html
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Dear\nGOthrough this link\nhttp://scholar.google.com/scholar?q=toxicity%20of%20securidaca%20longepedunculata%20(violet%20plant)&hl=en&lr=&rls=GGLG,GGLG:2006-01,GGLG:en\nu might get what you want exactlly
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it's a great place to raise your children. the area is growing and more and more opportunities are opening up for all walks of life. ....good luck
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sounds good.\n\nA large complex of studio apartments for a year or so till the resident gets back on their feet
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Hey, my cousin goes there - doing her A-levels. She loves it! From what I've heard everyone seems pretty nice. Some of the teachers are a bit s*** but you get that everywhere don't you!\n\nI suggest having a look round yourself - it's the only way you will ever truly get a feel for the place. \n\nThat's really wierd that someone on here actually was able to answer that question of yours! Anyway, I hope you are happy wherever you end up!
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My gf's cousin is there at the moment, and he loves it.  He's living close to the uni itself (so accommodation must be fairly readily available) and the town itself is very nice - well provided with shops, pubs, clubs, and the like.\n\nNot a bad choice at all!
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Yeah gardens are nice places. I actually have a bunch of Ivy plants at home, a small christmas tree and a bonzai plant. I just wish I didn't live in an apartment. No garden for me!!
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good or bad depends on the experiences of the people who respond but you don't know anyone here. otherwise you can try yellowpages.com or yahoo yellow pages, good luck
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I say any kind of flower is great. My father died in 2000 when I was 18 and I have to say one of the things that helped me through it all were the flowers. Flowers have a cheering effect on people. Someone might be so far down in the dumps, they don't see a way to get out, but seeing this mass of flowers, all colors, all types, it reaches people and at least they can smile for even a split second.\n\nAs mentioned already, it is not a bad idea to give plants that can grow afterwards. My grandmother is very dedicated to her garden (this was her son that died, my father) so people gave roses, all different kinds, but potted. After the funeral, my grandmother took them all home and made a rose garden in my fathers name. It has been 6 years now and the flowers are in full bloom. Everytime she sees them, she smiles. They are a positive reminder of her son and the beauty of life. \n\nOf course these people may not be ones for gardening or may not even have the space to plant them, but potted plants or even trees are acceptable. I think it is wonderful to give life when someone passes. They may be gone, but there is a reminder of their life always present.
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The following site gives information on Peatmoor Lagoon and the surrounding area. A lovely spot to walk and photograph, not too sure about jogging.\n\nEnjoy\n\nhttp://www.swindonlink.com/news2004/04/west_walks.html
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I use the test kits they have at your local nursery. They vary in price and they are accurate enough to know if you need to add any amenities. They work like a charm for me. By the way, what vegetables are you going to grow?
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The article on NHS Direct is good and informative about anaemia. The one on dotpharmacy gives lots of info too.