Bedford Estates Mentally Harass 88 Year Old Alzheimer’s Patient

(Newswire.net — June 9, 2015) Adelaide, SOUTH AUSTRALIA — To date, no response has been received from Bedford Estates. As a result, the Cafferata Family feel that they have no choice but to move to the second phase of their campaign to help Ms. Devereux remain in her home.

 

Plans are afoot to take out 2 full page advertisements in Diva Magazine’s July issue. A song has also been produced called ‘Stop the Duke’ and will be uploaded for sale on iTunes and Amazon in the coming weeks. The song will also be promoted on over 500 radio stations across the UK and U.S.

 

To achieve maximum coverage and exposure for the story, the family will continue to promote weekly press releases to all UK journalists and editors. This move will also be extended to leading charities in the UK.

 

If Bedford Estates continue not to respond, the campaign will be switched to an even higher gear with advertising at prominent cinema locations across the UK including the Empire-LSQ.

 

With all the publicity generated from Francis’s plight, public support still remains strong.

 

Mike E. said, “Someone this age should not have to be worried in this way and those with the power should just think it could be their mother and would they like that.“

 

Another supporter of the campaign Kathyjo M. said, “Clearly this is wrong. As a nurse who has taken care of elderly people, especially those with Alzheimer’s disease for many years, I know this is bad and wrong.”

 

The Cafferata family still remains hopeful that they can resolve the issue through mediation.  The sooner the matter is resolved, the sooner Ms. Devereux can return to a semblance of normalcy in her daily life.

 

For further information about Francis plight visit www.stoptheduke.com  or follow Francis on Twitter at @stoptheduke.

 

 

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