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THE ATTORNEY GENERAL ORDERED THE RAID ON CORLISS FORD'S HOME FOR THE ELDERLY. CRIMINAL INVESTIGATORS CLEARED HER OF WRONGDOING. THE AG'S OFFICE RUINED HER LIFE, ANYWAY.

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@body:It's been 18 months since Grant Woods' media bust at Autumn Rest. Corliss Ford says that even if Goodfarb does rule in her favor, she has no plans to get back into the adult-care-home business.

"I love the people, love the work, but life is just too short," she says. "I'm going to have to find another line of work, if the government will let me."
Meanwhile, folks such as John Alfeltis' 74-year-old widow will continue to worry what's going to happen to them when and if their health fails.

"I put myself in John's place sometimes," Fern Alfeltis says, rubbing her hands together slowly. "At least he had a wife to take care of him, and then Corliss and them did their best. But who's going to take care of me?

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