I have a major neurological illness, means I've no feeling in my arms and legs, my balance is awful.
Until last night I was coping ok. This weekend dh (a GP) had done his on-call ok. But though I was great with him being away Fri-Sat-Sun, now I'm on Sunday morning and I can't climb the stairs.
So I need to wash my skanky hair!
I've 3 dc (who all know about my illness) but right now dd2 (almost 10, my youngest dc) is the only one up. Dh is away on call.
Am I nuts to ask my dd2 to help me wash my hair?
I'd have to ask her to get me a towel and shampoo.
I'm so focused on not making them my carers.
But maybe I have to.
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Life-limiting illness
Children helping?
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Weegiemum · 17/11/2013 08:38
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