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Re: What if they don't want help? *Session now open*
  • Author : CarersHelpline
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  • Topic : Events and updates
25 Nov 2014 08:07 AM
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@Eagle. Yes, As @NikNik pointed out, setting boundaries is so important for both the carers and their loved ones. Some of the carers tonight have mentioned getting support for themselves to help them do this.
Would anyone else have any ideas of what has helped in similar situations?
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