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I think putting someone in any kind of facility and disappearing for 3 months is not only cruel, unhealthy and negative, but it's irresponsible.  I find it difficult to believe any administration of any facility would recommend this.   I really doubt she'll become "better situated", but I would bet that she becomes more confused, frightened, and perhaps even rebellious.

I have some other unrelated concerns though, arising from his legal ability to place her.   This man may be a live-in BF, but has your friend created any powers of attorney for financial and medical actions?   Very importantly, WHO is paying for her stay?
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Cover99 Oct 2021
In different times, yes, but with the current times, it may make sense. Holidays can mean more stress, and more visitors raising the risk of contracting COVID.

Come back in Jan after all the Holidays are over, especially since Jan Feb and Mar can be tough for many.
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I've often heard people here on the forum say they were given advice to stay away for a few weeks (not months), it's not something I personally would have ever agreed to do.
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Cover99 Oct 2021
Makes sense in a way. They could be doing this with the upcoming Holidays not having a lot of people in the facility. The Pandemic is still going on.
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Yes but not 3 months! More like 2-3 WEEKS
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