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AliP
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My son is 19 and has had to move to full time nursing provision because we couldn't get the support to continue to care for him at home. He is fully funded by health (CHC). We are now being excluded from decision making meetings and noone is there to speak for Timmy. Are health funders allowed to do this?
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Hi @AliP I am sorry this is such a delayed response, I was just wondering how you were getting on?Scope
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