RT @jwints: I wanted to understand what the system is like for vulnerable seniors like Melanie and Richard. They wanted people to understand the toll that simply surviving in the system was taking on both him and Melanie. What I saw was pretty shocking: http://bit.ly/2HOM9Kn

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