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Carer Conversations Session 1: Jayne Part 2
Last week we heard from Jayne about the challenges she faced caring for her mum, who has dementia. She said she felt like their roles had reversed and she had becoming the ‘nagging mother’, asking her mum to tidy up … Continue reading
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Tagged alzheimers disease, carer conversations, carers, dementia, parents
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Carer Conversations Session 1: Jayne
Listen in to a conversation between Jayne, who cares for her mum, and her friend Allie. Jayne talks about the struggles of looking after her mum, who has been diagnosed with Dementia. Jayne’s mother won’t let her clean the house. … Continue reading
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Parent Carer Gets Back Into Work with Employment Support
Sue Judge is a parent carer who looks after her son, Tobias, who has a diagnosis of Asperger’s, along with her other two children. Sue has struggled with the idea of calling herself a ‘carer’ to her son, despite his … Continue reading
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Tagged Aspergers, carers, carers centre, employment, evergreen, mum, parents, Self-employed, support, wellbeing
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