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Re: What if they don't want help? *Session now open*
  • Author : GivingMick
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  • Topic : Events and updates
25 Nov 2014 08:37 AM
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Yes. As a carer myself, my own mother checks with me on a regular basis. Asking if I'm okay. She lets me know I am loved, and I reciprocate. To be in a position of caring for another, one must be able to care for ones self first.
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