Here is a short poem I wrote for other parents of children who have special educational needs and disabilities, and who advocate for their child/children.
A Poem For Parents
A Journey in the Right Direction
So, what happened? I was exhausted and needed to take a break. I stopped myself, acknowledging that I was not entirely happy. I needed to take time away from all the noise.
Wellbeing and Mindfulness
I attended a local wellbeing workshop provided by Carers In Bedfordshire, which looked at how we connect, being active, taking notice, keep learning and giving. ...I visited my parents yesterday, and my dad went up their loft to bring down some of his artwork and my artwork from years ago.
Caring for Someone with Alzheimer’s: My Mum’s Experience
It has been two years since my nan passed away from Alzheimer’s, and it is still something that I struggle with today. When my nan was alive, my mum made the ultimate sacrifice and gave up her job to become a full-time carer.
Overload
I smile so apparently that means that I have an easy life. I talk openly about my feelings, so that means that I’m complaining. I bottle up my feelings, meaning that I don’t care.
Tornado of Thoughts
I have to be honest, 2019 has not been kind to me. I have had a lot more hardships this year. It has given me a headache. Like I have been through a never-ending storm.
