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and we're such a close team. we're so connected. like, we know what each other�*s thinking, what each other�*s doing. dorothy receives a weekly carer's allowance. she had also been given some support from nhs continuing healthcare funding, but in december they were told that money was being withdrawn. "in the last two years, mr cook's condition has remained the same, and he has had no further deterioration in either his health or his ability. we feel his needs are not complex to manage, and do not require a high intensity of input." we asked for help and they cut it off. i'm scared. scared, yeah. i know you're scared. yeah. am i all right? yes, darling. i'm all right, yeah.
fire being brought under control. life as an unpaid carer can have a huge impact on a person's mental and physical health. a survey from the charity carers uk found that more than three—quarters of people who responded felt stressed or anxious about their caring role. half of them were dealing with feelings of depression and nearly a quarter had sustained physical injuries as a result of the demands their responsibilities placed on them. dorothy cook has been caring for her husband, mike, for more than a decade, after he was diagnosed with a rare neurological condition. abi smitton spent the day with them. some people can spend a lifetime looking for that one person who is their soulmate. and ifound him when i was 17. he's just the most amazing person. we're just really, really connected, and still are. hi, darling!
and they are still classed as outstanding but those judgements are out of date so we need to look at the system and give parents the credibility to be able to read a report about the strengths and there is developments at a school. life as an unpaid carer can have a huge impact on a person's mental and physical health. a survey from the charity carers uk found that more than three—quarters of people who responded felt stressed or anxious about their caring role. half of them were dealing with feelings of depression. dorothy cook has been caring for her husband, mike, for more than a decade, after he was diagnosed with a rare neurological condition. abi smitton spent the day with them. some people can spend a lifetime looking for that one person who is their soulmate. and ifound him when i was 17. he's just the most amazing person. we're just really, really connected, and still are. hi, darling!
we always have. we do everything together. and we're such a close team. we're so connected. like, we know what each other�*s thinking, what each other�*s doing. dorothy receives a weekly carer�*s allowance. she had also been given some support from nhs continuing health care funding, but in december they were told that money was being withdrawn. "in the last two years, mr cook's condition has remained the same, and he has had no further deterioration in either his health or his ability. we feel his needs are not complex to manage, and do not require a high intensity of input." we asked for help and they cut it off. i'm scared. scared, yeah. i know you're scared. are you all right? am i all right? yes, darling.
yes, darling. i'm all right, yeah. he's progressed to this point in decline. so therefore, surely he's still eligible. he's not got better, he's not improved. and the sad fact is, he's not going to. i want to be able to look after my husband. i want to be his carer. it's an honour and a privilege to do that. we love each other. but we shouldn't be doing it alone without any support. the bristol, north somerset and south gloucestershire integrated care board told us... cheese sandwich.
of people who responded felt stressed or anxious about their caring role. half of them were dealing with feelings of depression. and nearly a quarter had sustained physical injuries as a result of the demands their responsibilities placed on them. dorothy cook has been caring for her husband, mike, for more than a decade, after he was diagnosed with a rare neurological condition. abi smitton spent the day with them. some people can spend a lifetime looking for that one person who is their soulmate. and ifound him when i was 17. he's just the most amazing person. we're just really, really connected, and still are. hi, darling! dorothy and melvin, a love story
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