Elderly abused by Filipino care worker

[rockrhyan1982]

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im just wondering... WHY did he do it? dili baya lalim iya trabaho.

kamo kuno?

naka-suway na ba kaha mo ug bantay ug masakiton?
naka-suway na ba mo ug way tulog kay kung matulog ka ang imong gibantayan molakaw nya matumba/ma untog ang ulo?
naka-suway na ba mo ug limpyo ug tae? limpyohan ang lubot? nya...after a while...malibang na pud.
naka-suway na ba ka nga di mokaon ang pasyente nya iluwa sa imo nawong?
naka-suway na ba mo singkahan/syagitan ug pasyente?

and after having such patience and hardwork...sending your very hard earned money to your family... gi waldas lang diri sa pinas.

sipok gyud imo ulo di ba? naay uban ga suicide na lang tungod sa pressure.

This is a sad and what he did was wrong but please have some compassion in your comments.

simple ra bro! resign and go home! dili anginon ang pasyente,swerti ang hinampak less than a year ra priso..mao nay giingon,working without passion is better not working at all.

[noypireply]

It is sadden to hear this news about care givers maltreating the elderly. The people with older age are on their dawn and they need care given by these workers, if the children of their elderly cannot provide it due to less time. They need more understanding. If they can't provide care and understanding to these elderly, at least RESPECT should have been given by these abusive workers. Its more sad to hear that the nationality of those care givers are Filipinos, which, by the way, are known as best in hospitality. It stains the image of Filipino care givers, not only currently working or finding a care giving job in other countries such as UK, US and Canada but the course itself and different care-giving schools in the Philippines.

[printrheads]

Terrible but I don't believe it would affect our OFW's. Its an isolated matter and they confirm that it is so. Besides, the UK has more problems regarding its lax immigration law causing more problems in their society like crime rate, etc..

[Sand Man]

This is what you get when a Filipino worker is not devoted on his job since he's only after the dineros. No real compassion and enthusiasm, a grim reality with "some" Filipinos working abroad.

When one Filipino or a Half-Filipino achieved something relevant abroad, it is seen as a collective success but when something humiliating like this appears in the news, it is seen as an act of one individual alone.

Pinoy Pride= collective success, for you, you and you; and for everybody!
Pinoy Disgrace= you're all alone you frigging "bleep!"

OT: After hearing the news I have to drop by to see what our good friends here has to say. And boy I was absolutely right.

Just as the old saying goes: "A thousand atta-boys will be overshadowed by one "wtf shitbag?!?""

[reptoid]

^ This is especially true in Europe where the majority of people know very little about the Philippines. This high profile case is quite detrimental to our caregivers in terms of public perception.