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chinnchinn Member Posts: 1 Listener
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Hi my names tracey I work has a carer in a home I also carer for my daughter who has learning difficulties who has just had a baby her self so working with her to help with the baby X 
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  • MrsLogicMrsLogic Member Posts: 42 Connected
    Hi Tracy

    Welcome to the site.  I hope that you will find it a useful resource.

    My recently deceased mother-in-law was in a care home for the last year of her life as she was suffering from vascular dementia and my brother-in-law has now moved into a shared care home, so I know what you're going through in some ways.  

    Kind regards
    Jo, aka 'Mrs Logic'
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  • Sam_AlumniSam_Alumni Scope alumni Posts: 7,731 Disability Gamechanger
    Hi @chinn  Have you seen CHANGE? They have lots of resources for parents with learning difficulties that might be useful to you.
    Scope
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  • bendigedigbendigedig Member Posts: 254 Pioneering
    @chinn

    hi,

    I worked in a care home for a while.  Palliative care.

    its hard work and sometimes its quite challenging.  Financial rewards dont really reflect the work put in in care work, I think that this is one of the greatest scandals going.

    You have your work cut out between your job and your home life by the sounds of it.

    Just thought id say hi :)
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