Something you might not know about unpaid carers is that there is always “more”.
Always more to do, more to achieve, more to work towards.
More calls to make, more e-mails to send, more paperwork to do.
More things to consider, more research to do, more questions to answer.
More people treating your loved one badly, more battles, more hurt to deal with.
More difficult decisions to make (for those who care for someone who cannot make those decisions for themselves).
More worries about whether you did the right thing.
More surgeries, more pain, more care needs.
More back ache, more injuries to yourself, more tears of frustration.
But always more love.
Always, so much more love. ❤️
And, for me, always more campaigning to do for Changing Places toilets!
Because, without them, my person suffers.
Family Carers is a very demanding abs difficult role – a labour of love and very rewarding too. All we ask is for the support, signposting and tools to care for our Family – not a great deal as we only get 39 pence per hour !!!! A day off or retirement plZn would be Marvellous !!!! We save our Country Thousands of Pounds every year – Who Carers for Us Carers – it’s time to Complain Carers –
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I can’t imagine what it’s like to be a carer, but what I do know is that it is such a special thing to do for someone you love 🙂
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Very true xxx
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Beautifully written. Love wins.
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I can’t imagine what it is like being a full time carer. I know it must be incredibly busy.
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Once more the power of your posts puts me to shame. Yes I am tired but I have life more easy because I don’t have to worry like you do over the simple things like toilet facilities and more to do to raise awareness. You are inspirational and your son is so lucky he has a mum who is more.
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Beautiful post.
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It would be a very hard, demanding, emotional tough role. Great respect for carers.
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More love and gathering more and more support for the great work you’re doing! I can only begin to imagine what’s involved in full time 𝘾𝙖𝙧𝙚caring. But you do it with such passion and grace x
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It’s hard enough being a parent at the best of times without the added stress and strain of what you all have to deal with as a family. Keep championing the cause!
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I cant imagine how hard it must be. beautifully written post x Thanks so much for linking up at #KCACOLS. Hope you come back again next time
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I hope you’re getting the support you need to be a carer. #kcacols
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Sadly, there isn’t a lot of “official” support but I am fortunate to have many good friends and a loving family.
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You have my utmost respect for being a full time carer. It certainly can’t be easy and I find your determination and commitment inspiring. Great post.
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As a parent there is always more to do but luckily more love to give and receive. popping back from #KCACOLS
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I can’t even begin to imagine what it must be like to be a full-time carer but Adam must know how much he is loved. No matter how hard you may find it at times – love helps you through #KCACOLS
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