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Lesley Aitkenhead wrote a piece about her experience as a carer and other carers' experiences.
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Lesley Aitkenhead wrote a piece about her experience as a carer and other carers' experiences.
The text from the carer said dad had pulled his catheter out again, that was twice within a week, something of a record to date. If that wasn’t enough mum was in pain so he called an ambulance.
It is 3 am and I awake groggily to what is obviously a midweek party at the home of a neighbour.
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