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To many times caring for my mum I have witnessed my mum being viewed as her illness and not the person she is ,So on this sunny morning in Glasgow I hope I say this for all who need care ,are being cared for or will need care one day I would like to say the following to all who walk through our door or meet my mum , and I hope I speak for other people who have a loved one with this or any other illness when I say…
My mother’s name is Joan Whitelaw. She was born July 1939.
She has been:
- a daughter,
- a sister,
- a wife,
- a mother,
- a grandmother
- a friend,
- a workmate,
- a neighbour,
- a valued member of her community,
- a true, honest and dignified lady
and, like so many others of the 82,000 plus people in Scotland , she is now to often labelled as ‘a wee women with dementia’. An illness we, at this time, have no cure for,
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