We are all (not) going on a summer holiday.

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I can see both sides of this argument as having been on both sides. Paid professionals tell us they are on leave, yes they need time to recharge. But what about us and our carers who cannot get this time! What is good for for one person should be good for all.

Carers and pwds live with it 24/7, no break. Respite is hard to come by; it should be a right.

Ironically, when a professional I used to think that I couldn’t do it 24/7, now I live with it all the time. Be careful what you think!

Published by MARTIN ROBERTSON

I have Posterior Cortical Atrophy, a rare dementia and want to help others to speak out so the professionals can learn from us. Many thanks to Alzheimer’s Scotland for enabling me in so Many Ways!

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