Got a support worker

cupcake88
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Hi every one I have a support worker now as well as a nurse a social worker and a ot . Since moving and getting a new team they seem to have done more for me than my old team . Today my support worker took me and my dog to the park and then we went for lunch . Next week she’s taking me to tescos . It’s things like that I need to support with I’m gonna start dance lessons too which she will be taking me to . X
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So glad you managed to get yourself a support worker. I have one myself and they make the world of difference. Mine takes me shops, out for walks, sorts my bills out and does litterally anything I ask them too. They are a blessing to have.I'm pleased that you are finally getting the support you need put in place, support in the UK seems to be a postcode lottery where some areas are better than others and have better funding in place. Enjoy your dance lessons and take care of yourself.0
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Oh that's excellent news @cupcake88 I'm really happy for you and your dog of course.
Will your dog be joining in with the dance lessons?0
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