@sacramentourbanmedia916: A lawsuit claims that an Ohio group home allowed a man with intellectual and developmental disabilities — and a known history of severe constipation — to go weeks without a bowel movement, resulting in a 20-pound fecal impaction that ultimately killed him. According to the complaint, 41-year-old #JamesStewart repeatedly told staff at the Clear Skies Ahead group home in Bazetta Township that he was constipated for several weeks, possibly up to a month. Despite his ongoing pain and declining condition, the lawsuit alleges that “Defendants did nothing for weeks to help James,” calling his death entirely avoidable. Stewart, who had autism spectrum disorder, bipolar disorder, and schizoaffective disorder with impulse control disorder, relied on the facility for daily care and supervision. His medications, the complaint notes, were known to cause severe constipation, making his symptoms especially dangerous. In the days leading up to his death on November 15, 2024, Stewart reportedly told staff he was in significant abdominal pain and was behaving unlike his usual self. Typically happy, social, and energetic, he had become despondent, lethargic, and visibly suffering, the lawsuit states.#explore #viral #trending

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