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Family says continuing care system broken, after Alberta senior dies of septic shock
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September 9, 2025
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2:53Now PlayingAfter Norma Wensley, 88, was admitted to a continuing care facility in Camrose, Alta., her family alleges she endured 10 months of inadequate care, leading to her death from septic shock caused by an untreated bladder infection. Her children claim that Wensley’s basic needs at the Bethany Meadows facility, including hygiene and nourishment, were often unmet.
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