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"In the flat Gramps has lived in for 30 years, everything has its place." Naomi, carer and blogger
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fickle or naughty?

posted by Naomi Finch
08 October 2012

what's his name again?

posted by Naomi Finch
03 October 2012

stages of Alzheimer’s – accepting the care home

posted by Tim Barber
27 September 2012
"Working out if you can get Carer’s Allowance can be complicated." Helena Herklots, Carers UK
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"I’m frightened of dementia, but am I ashamed of it? Am I heck!" Norrms, campaigner
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  • Mrs A's storyMrs A tells us about the difficulties you can face when an elderly relative is discharged from...
  • Beth's storyBeth cares for her disabled husband and also managed care for her elderly father. She discusses the...
  • too little money, too little timeJuggling time and money are the two biggest concerns for those providing support, or arranging care for an elderly parent.
  • stressed and squeezedFeelings of stress, concern, anxiety, and worry characterise how the generation managing the care of an elderly parent are invariably left feeling. ...
  • making decisions on behalf of an ageing parentGuilt, family tensions, and a lack of acceptance by parents, means the role of making decisions on behalf of an elderly parent is an uncomfortable...
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