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sgdCasual Contributor
My daughter has lost all her indentification, documents, banking cards, everything. She is in hospital at the moment but will probably be released in the near future. How can she replace all of those? Without them, she cannot access her bank or anything.
Would anyone be able to help with some suggestions please?
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sgdCasual Contributor
Hello @tyme
No the police cannot do anything at the moment. Her Case Manager is going to call me back on Monday, so until then, I wait. 😕
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tymeModerator
Fingers crossed @sgd . Sitting with you.
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KrishnaSenior Contributor
Oh @sgd You must be so concerned and I’m truly shocked that the hospital have released your daughter in this frame of mind. Such a huge worry for you. I’m also surprised there was no hospital social worker available to help you sort all of this. I’m in NSW and hospitals my daughter has been admitted to in the past always had a social worker that I dealt with. I simply pray your daughters memory of her accommodation returns and that she is safe. The system needs a huge overhaul it seems. I hope you can manage some rest amongst your worries.
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tymeModerator
How are things going for you? @sgd . Have you heard from your daughter? My heart goes out to you both.
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sgdCasual Contributor
Well @tyme,
The same really, nothing has changed. Had a call, still not making sense. Still wondering around not really knowing what she's doing. 😞
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