Horrorcow Andrew Ditch / Andy Ditch / The Poopsquatch - Middle-aged diaper and scat enthusiast. Pretends to be autistic so that his mother will change his diaper.

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I'm just going to leave this riiiiighht here
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Bob's Vagene said:
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google search royal home health care Erie pa group home, there is noting to be found, royal home health is kinda like visiting nurses, they come assist you in your own home or apartment. in fact from what im reading its pretty much for seniors/elderly...Andrew is not elderly. and do a googles each of that address, its possible its a group home but it looks more like an old mans house, or possibly a halfway house. im waitin' for someone to call that number and verify he either is not in a group home, or that that is not even the number to an actual care/group home.
 
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Shanndog said:
google search royal home health care Erie pa group home, there is noting to be found, royal home health is kinda like visiting nurses, they come assist you in your own home or apartment. in fact from what im reading its pretty much for seniors/elderly...Andrew is not elderly. and do a googles each of that address, its possible its a group home but it looks more like an old mans house, or possibly a halfway house. im waitin' for someone to call that number and verify he either is not in a group home, or that that is not even the number to an actual care/group home.
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I'm not entirely sure, but I think he lives at the address he provided.

Here's a post he made on fb:
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Note the door..

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Then if you look at the front of the house via google maps it looks similar.

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Whether it's actually a group home or not is undetermined.. but I do think he actually doxxed himself. Probably wants people to harass the home to get himself kicked out.
 
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Bob's Vagene said:
Whether it's actually a group home or not is undetermined.. but I do think he actually doxxed himself. Probably wants people to harass the home to get himself kicked out.
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That part doesn't quite make sense to me, you'd think that being in a group home with services and other people for him to put in uncomfortable situations would be the Poopsquatch's dream.
 
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Bob's Vagene said:
I'm not entirely sure, but I think he lives at the address he provided.

Here's a post he made on fb:
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Note the door..

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Then if you look at the front of the house via google maps it looks similar.

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Whether it's actually a group home or not is undetermined.. but I do think he actually doxxed himself. Probably wants people to harass the home to get himself kicked out.
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yeah i google streeted it too...yes, new verb LOL, and when i ''drove by'' in one frame you can see the door open and an older , not elderly, but an older heavy-set guy living there the shot was taken in May of this year, and Andy was in NY then still, its possible the folks living here do the whole roommate situation to afford home, and i think what is most possible is his ''group homes'' are places that they were looking for a roommate, they meet Andrew, he moves in, and they are quickly horrified and the others leave to avoid him; and tell him he has to leave, because again a group home residents or staff would not be able to simply vacate so quickly, nor would the vast majority of them ever leave a resident completely alone in the home, or have doors that either are left unlocked all the time, and so on, like Andy claims the conditions and situations are when he says things about ''his current group home''.
oh and notice the torn up floor and just the fact the house is not in the best condition - its n better condition than his dads' house, but a group home is required to upkeep and you usually wont see flooring and other things that are in need of long-time repair, so this likely is not a group home , but a couple of people who had a room to rent open, and Andy might be there terrorizing them until they kick his oily ass out.
heh yeah its possible i dont get what it is with these lolcows they all seem to love to doxx and sabotage themselves and then cry victim; few types of people in the world are professional victims like the lolcows are, ad they dont realize that pulling their games takes far more energy and work than it would to just be a decent honest and contributing human. :biggrin: 🙃
 
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Shanndog said:
royal home health is kinda like visiting nurses, they come assist you in your own home or apartment. in fact from what im reading its pretty much for seniors/elderly
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This is what I saw from their website/reviews, too. Home health means someone comes to your home for a specified number of hours, nurse or aide or caregiver depending on your needs. It can be ordered for non-elderly adults, but usually that's disabled people. Short-term use would be post-acute, e.g. avoiding a rehab admission by having staff come over and change dressings.

Home health is almost never someone staying with the patient 24/7. You'll hear people say they have "20 hours a week" or similar. That's a good time to plan dressing changes or baths, but they can also just do hygiene, ADLs and chores and keeping an eye on the patient while the caregiving spouse gets out to buy groceries or take a breather.

Laws and practices vary by state, but I have seen home health sent to a homeless camp--the deciding factors were that it was a supported camp so they had a designated space, and the patient had a cell phone they could be contacted with. Home health workers going to a long-term-stay motel or to a roommate situation is not unusual.
Shanndog said:
i think what is most possible is his ''group homes'' are places that they were looking for a roommate, they meet Andrew, he moves in, and they are quickly horrified and the others leave to avoid him; and tell him he has to leave, because again a group home residents or staff would not be able to simply vacate so quickly, nor would the vast majority of them ever leave a resident completely alone in the home,
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This sounds like the most likely solution to the puzzle. He's looking for a room to rent, maybe not an experienced or official landlord, and having support services come there.

A group home or adult foster home can be shitty, but there are regulations and Andy could easily pause his autism to report them. AFH intake paperwork has resident rights and who to call in simple terms and great big letters.
 
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Dug through one of Andy's old 2020 streams, I found a mildly interesting footnote in one of the quickly-scrolled pages of Andy's medical file. Since I could recall the talk of Andy's medical records and whether or not Andy's medical file ever had a legitimate autism diagnosis outside of Andy's claimed symptoms, so I thought I would share. While the answer is still a definite 'no', this excerpt tells the tale of the time Andy arguably came the closest to getting his way.

From Oct 2017 to June 2018, Andy temporarily achieved his autism wet dream by duping a doctor- Dr Wolin or one of his staff, into mistakenly updating his medical history.
It's been noted previously that Andy will lie during the new patient intake process when at new or different healthcare provider as a attempt to receive the outcome that he wants. Whether it's a case of Wolin and their office staff simply not doing due diligence on Andy's intake claims or Andy being especially convincing in his earlier days is anyone's guess.

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For those who are keeping a timeline of his behaviors, this ( June 2018 ) is 1 year and 3 months before his arrest for spiking the family's Keurig machine with epsom salts and laxatives with that mugshot we all adore. 1734827086872.png
 
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VF-1S Valkyrie said:
That part doesn't quite make sense to me, you'd think that being in a group home with services and other people for him to put in uncomfortable situations would be the Poopsquatch's dream.
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It doesn't make much sense, but Andy doesn't make much sense. Personally, I think the "group home" isn't good enough for him (they won't wait on him 24/7), so he's likely trying to get himself kicked out. He also seems to self sabotage and burn every bridge he ever gets, so it's not to surprising. I don't think he'll ever be happy with his situation, because what he wants is something he'll never get.
 
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Smithfield Ham said:
Andy is the type of guy who would beat you with his fists but when you push him off you he'd scream "YOU'RE ABOOOOOSING ME" at the top of his lungs while crying.
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Isn't that what happened with his dad? The one, where you hear Andy calling the cops for him boosing Andy, only to hear Andy punch his dad?
 
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