Thanks Mick.
It is nice to be complimented on obtaining NHS CC for mum. It really did need a lot of hard work but psychologically it was well worth the effort.
It is now over a year since mum got her confirmation of CC, and going on for three years since the battle began. I really do appreciate the support I received at that time from other posters on TP and from the Alzheimer’s Society.
It really is encouraging to read that new members have already obtained NHS CC for their relations. It suggests that the groundwork put in by organisations like AS, and people like my MP and Carers who posted on TP in previous years, did persuade Government to at least make the system a little easier for Carers to master and obtain NHS CC for people with AD.
I am sure there is a long way to go, and there is still a need for better information.
In my book, anyone who can help is more than welcome to contribute his or her knowledge.
Best wishes
Clive
Thank you clive
unfortunately i did not win my mothers case due to any information from A/S, But thats not to say A/S wouldnt have helped as i'm sure they would have had i chose that avenue
fortunately i was helped elswhere along with my own knowledge of the law we gained Continuing Care for my mother. I/we have been trying to share that information On here talking point over the last 3/4 weeks with members who have posted with a question concerning Continuing care
I'm sure you are aware of the reception we encountered but thats history we move on, our MarkEdge Has been doing a fine job bringing solid information to the members here at talking point
And i am sure he will continue to help many others as will I if at all possible,If we can help any member to success gaining fully funded care for a relative, that is our reward your success
It is not an easy journey but it is a worthwhile journey to take for justice
Kind Regards
Mick
