It’s a question that causes anxiety for every parent of a disabled child, who will look after them when I’m unable to?
A forum in Doyalson aimed to ease the distress, by helping carers develop strategies to ensure their children remain happy and safe, when they’re no longer around.
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As the Jennifer mentioned in this news piece, I can say with a fair degree of knowledge that the issue does need to be addressed, and rather urgently. Not just for myself and my sister, but for others like us. And not just for my mum and dad, but for all the other carers who are desperate to find some sort of acceptable option for the care of their loved ones. I absolutely do not want to be separated from Nicole, and I don’t think she’d be happy being separated from me, either. We’re as close as regular sisters – likely closer, because we’ve lived together for our whole lives.