BBC Breakfast look at how coronavirus is impacting learning disability care homes

While social distancing and self-isolation can be distressing experiences for us all, there are unique challenges facing people with learning difficulties living in care.
For some, sudden changes of routine or lack of contact with loved ones can cause huge upset - and for carers explaining what is happening can be a real challenge, as Breakfast's Graham Satchell reports.

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Those with a learning disability have suffered massively through the pandemic. I know that

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Everybody forgets just because we have learning disability, we are still human being and we should be treated with respect

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My sweet aunt Barb, we miss you and I'm sorry we couldn't be there. Thank you to all of those who cared for her tirelessly 💕

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Barbara was my aunt and also my big sister when I was young, to think that she suffered this way is devastating. I truly hope that something has been learned from this and that more is done for all of our vulnerable people around the world. I sincerely want to thank all who cared for her and wish you safety going forward. Tracy Crouse

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Lovely Frances r.i.p.

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