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Old 02-03-2009, 02:28 PM #1
alisden alisden is offline
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ive cared for my husband with post concussion syndrome for 18mnths and all of a sudden out of the blue he has said that he wants to go into a carehome because he thinks im not coping with looking after him .Im upset that he even thinks that and my daughter of seven overheard what he said and now shes upset too .I dont know what to do i dont want him to leave has anyone got any ideas?
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