💔🗣️ Politics: Which Party Will Care for the Carers?

Chris Naylor from East Sussex, who cares for his partner Allie Dean after she suffered a stroke in 2019, feels that carers are being "abused" by the benefits system. Despite his full-time dedication, the financial strain is overwhelming. This touching story highlights the urgent need for better support and recognition for carers.

Read the full article here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cy99qwd22e9o

🧠💬 It's time to voice your opinions and share your experiences. Together, we can make a difference.

#careforcarers #supportforcarers #wetalkcare #carerscommunity #advocacy #mentalhealth #carersrights #jointheconversation

Your Voice Your Vote: 'Which party will care for the carers?' - BBC News
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Your Voice Your Vote: 'Which party will care for the carers?' - BBC News

Allie Dean and her carer Chris Naylor say they feel they are "being abused" by the benefits system.

We Talk Care has been featured on @BBC today! Our founder knows first-hand the challenges and loneliness that come with caregiving. That’s why he created We Talk Care - a safe place where carers can connect, share their experiences, and support each other.

Our community is growing every day, thanks to you all. And we're just getting started! Our new mobile app is launching next month to make connecting even easier.

If you know a carer, please encourage them to join us and be part of our supportive community that understands and celebrates our daily journeys. 💙

Read the full article here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c3gg00zep2qo

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Online forum gives carers a voice - BBC News
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Online forum gives carers a voice - BBC News

Online forum gives carers a voice
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🌟 Support the Caregivers in Your Life! 🌟

Do you have a friend or family member who is a caregiver? It’s important to recognize the signs of caregiver burnout and offer your support. Our latest article, "Recognizing and Supporting Caregivers:
Understanding Caregiver Burnout," provides valuable insights and tips to help you help them.

Don’t forget to encourage them to join the We Talk Care community for a friendly, non-judgmental space where they can find support and understanding. Click the link to read the full article and make a difference in a caregiver’s life today! 🧡

Recognising and Supporting Caregivers: Understanding Caregiver Burnout | ##caregiving #supportcaregivers #caregiverburnout #wetalkcare #communitysupport

Recognising and Supporting Caregivers: Understanding Caregiver Burnout

Recognising and Supporting Caregivers: Understanding Caregiver Burnout

Caregiver burnout is a state of physical, emotional, and mental exhaustion that can occur when someone spends significant time and energy caring for a loved one. This burnout can lead to feelings of being overwhelmed, isolated, and even depressed.

📢 A recent report urges the DWP to raise Carers' Allowance, highlighting the financial strain many carers face. We know how hard you work, and your efforts deserve proper recognition and support.

]Read more here: https://www.gazettelive.co.uk/....news/cost-of-living/

👉 Join the We Talk Care community to voice your opinions and share your experiences. Together, we can advocate for change! 🌟
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Report urges DWP to raise Carer's Allowance to £400 weekly for 1.4 million UK carers | Teesside Live - Teesside Live
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Report urges DWP to raise Carer's Allowance to £400 weekly for 1.4 million UK carers | Teesside Live - Teesside Live

A new report has found that 82% of Brits believe the current Carer's Allowance payment from the DWP is insufficient

🧠 Could you detect the early signs of dementia?

Sometimes the symptoms of dementia may be difficult to spot, so it’s crucial that we’re all aware of the warning signs to ensure appropriate care and support can be accessed as early as possible.

In this article, you can discover five surprising symptoms that might be missed. Join the discussion on early detection and care strategies at We Talk Care.

#dementia #earlydetection #wetalkcare
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Dementia symptoms: Five 'surprising' early signs and symptoms you might be missing - Mirror Online
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Dementia symptoms: Five 'surprising' early signs and symptoms you might be missing - Mirror Online

The signs of dementia are not always immediately identifiable and can be subtle

🧠 Could you detect the early signs of dementia?

Sometimes the symptoms of dementia may be difficult to spot, so it’s crucial that we’re all aware of the warning signs to ensure appropriate care and support can be accessed as early as possible.

In this article, you can discover five surprising symptoms that might be missed. Join the discussion on early detection and care strategies at We Talk Care.

#dementia #earlydetection #wetalkcare

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/....health/dementia-symp

🧠 Understanding ADHD and Autism: Rising Diagnoses and Their Implications

Curious about why ADHD and autism diagnoses are on the rise? This insightful article from The Guardian looks back at the history of neurodiversity diagnoses and how those on the spectrum are helping rewrite the narrative surrounding conditions including autism and ADHD.

Join us at We Talk Care for an insightful discussion on this vital topic.
#adhd #autism #neurodiversity #wetalkcare

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The truth about ADHD and autism: how many people have it, what causes it, and why are diagnoses soaring? | Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder | The Guardian
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The truth about ADHD and autism: how many people have it, what causes it, and why are diagnoses soaring? | Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder | The Guardian

Growing awareness about ADHD and autism is reshaping thinking in science, social science and medicine. Scientists explain what’s behind the rise – and the best ways to improve neurodivergent lives

🛏️ Corridor Care: A National Emergency for Patient Safety 🛏️

The Royal College of Nursing has highlighted the critical issue of corridor care in hospitals. This practice compromises patient dignity, privacy, and access to essential care.

Join the discussion on We Talk Care and share your experiences and ideas on how we can push for necessary changes in our healthcare system.

#patientsafety #healthcarereform #nhs #wetalkcare
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/c0jjg4k1knwo

NHS corridor care is unacceptable, says nursing union - BBC News
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NHS corridor care is unacceptable, says nursing union - BBC News

Many people are being treated in places not designed for patients, the Royal College of Nursing says.

🗳️ Can people with dementia vote? 🗳️

With a general election looming, many people may be wondering if they, or their loved ones with dementia, are still able to vote.

This article looks at the legal rights of those living with dementia when it comes to deciding the political future of the UK.

Join us over at We Talk Care to dive into this important discussion and learn more about the rights of those living with dementia. Let's ensure every voice is heard! 📢

#dementia #votingrights #wetalkcare #generalelection
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Can people with dementia vote? | Alzheimer's Society
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Can people with dementia vote? | Alzheimer's Society

People with dementia have the same right to vote as everyone else. Here we explain why people with dementia can still vote, and the different ways you can vote if you want to.