I write this because there's a case worker in Juno Beach named
Cori. She likes to preach about moral issues like "don't
cheat, don't lie, etc." But the above story is all about her.
My sister stayed at the halfway house where she works and could
stand outside Cori's office door when she worked the 5PM to
midnight shift on Sunday nights and listen to Cori on the
phone with her new boyfriend Dasher dishing all of the
residents there. Sunday nights were always spent either on the phone
with this guy or chatting online and not in a pure, sweet
way if you get my drift. My sister pulled a chat history one
night after Cori went home and the stuff flying back and forth between
these two adults online in a group care home for people trying to
recover was obscene beyond belief!
She would also give intimate details of the
girl's recovery processes and thought it was hilarious that
she had to repeatedly get one woman to brush her teeth and
bathe each day. She also overheard Cori talking about one
of the residents there that committed suicide. When my sister
approached her about the privilegde of being anonymous in
AA Cori snorted that alcoholism was a disease like acne and
shouldn't be anonymous or private at all.
So if you're familiar with this woman be aware that her so-called
moral fiber is flimsy and transparent. I don't think this
kind of person should be allowed to be in a position of
power in a situation like this, especially since she can't
keep private, hurtful details about her charges to herself.
Just my two cents!

"Nomen Nescio" <nobody@dizum.com> wrote in message
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> I write this because there's a case worker in Juno Beach named
> Cori. She likes to preach about moral issues like "don't
> cheat, don't lie, etc." But the above story is all about her.
> My sister stayed at the halfway house where she works and could
> stand outside Cori's office door when she worked the 5PM to
> midnight shift on Sunday nights and listen to Cori on the
> phone with her new boyfriend Dasher dishing all of the
> residents there. Sunday nights were always spent either on the phone
> with this guy or chatting online and not in a pure, sweet
> way if you get my drift. My sister pulled a chat history one
> night after Cori went home and the stuff flying back and forth between
> these two adults online in a group care home for people trying to
> recover was obscene beyond belief!
> She would also give intimate details of the
> girl's recovery processes and thought it was hilarious that
> she had to repeatedly get one woman to brush her teeth and
> bathe each day. She also overheard Cori talking about one
> of the residents there that committed suicide. When my sister
> approached her about the privilegde of being anonymous in
> AA Cori snorted that alcoholism was a disease like acne and
> shouldn't be anonymous or private at all.
> So if you're familiar with this woman be aware that her so-called
> moral fiber is flimsy and transparent. I don't think this
> kind of person should be allowed to be in a position of
> power in a situation like this, especially since she can't
> keep private, hurtful details about her charges to herself.
> Just my two cents!
>
>
>

And you and your sister question Cori?????????
I believe your sister might also be under a confidentiality agreement with
the halfway house. Now what do you do? LOL!
Pot Kettle Black...