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Doing a Replay

I thought this presentation very timely as I navigate my adult daughter’s care as a self managed ndis plan nominee and trying to get support for myself to continue. The system is set to see us fail and give up our people with disabilities and then cost the government and tax payers literally billions in costs. I am peddling fast and furious trying to keep her at home and feel like I’m failing but in reality the system is failing us.

This video has been a Godsend for me ❤ Our Mum , 87, now living with us. This has taught me so much, I can’t thank you enough for sharing this ❤

IS THIS CARES GATEWAY or is this carers of n.s.w ?

وهو الاولى في با

وإن و لنىبت

تنخفض و ىتىىمىزامىتا ❤اغف

Make sure the brakes are ON when they grab onto it

Aw ❤

Good ! I think to stabilize the patient We may hold on for a second.

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Beautiful, thank you for sharing your stories and experiences and advice. ❤❤❤

I tried to look after my mother while working and trying to keep my own home life together. It was impossible and the reasons I put her into care were twofold: she was selfish and mentally cruel to me all her life, and I got so close to venting all my frustrations on her, I knew if I did nothing then she would be dead and I would be in prison. There are loads of us who understand this, Miriam. Thank you for starting the conversation.

Thank you ❤

Chateau diaries

I'm watching a few months after the event. As the sole carer of someone living with a rare Younger Onset Dementia, now very advanced after 10 years & living in residential care, I have to say that in all that time I had no time to myself, let alone watching a webinar or attending any carer events. We had no support from friends or family. My role, throughout 8 years, was constant except for the hours she slept, with just 12-20 hours of careworker support a week and very occasionally a 2-3 day break away every few years. Until funding for adequate in-home support is provided there is no point in any programs. The experience nearly killed me, literally.

Very well prepared

Oh, Miriam you bring tears to my eyes. It is so hard. I tried to take care of my mother when she became crippled with rheumatoid arthritis but I was unable to and she ended up living her last years in a nursing home. It was so hard, working full time and have zero support from anyone. You are one of the nicest most beautiful people in the world.

Wonderful information, thank you .

I’m from Melbourne.. I found your video and found it wonderful and very useful ⭐️⭐️ do your know any Victorian sites or pages similar or contacts with Melbourne as priority. Many thanks ⭐️⭐️

Ala ONCO

My daughter experienced the same emotions and held me down when I was going through an episode of hysteria. It hurt deeply and I asked her never to do that again. However I too forgave her knowing where it came from and the fact she is my daughter. On the flip side I spanked my daughter very hard when she was a toddler as I was stressed and frustrated. I had an early morning meeting and was running behind time. I wanted her to move quicker. To this day, more than 22 years later I am still angry with myself for not handling the situation more calmly.

I love her attitude toward things. Unfortunately, it will take ages for the US to get anywhere near like the UK or Europe on important issues.

So glad the clip is there as my internet failed me that day and I loved seeing the rest of the session and seeing myself laugh.

Miriam is an amazing talented lady, love her 🌹

Great to see Brian May 👍

Such an honest interview. Love this woman's honesty. And she is really funny.