I did join a careers support group online, but I felt I didn't really belong.
When I say carer, what I mean is basically I was the only one who cared about mum. I arranged everything for her, her home care , council stuff, housing, benefits, money, everything really, but I didn't do the day to day washing and dressing, that was done by home care. Anything mum needed I got her or ordered for her, I was the only one who visited. Basically really the only one who cared enough. But I thought a carer was someone who did all the personnel hygiene things, I didn't do that, but I made sure the council workers did anything like that she needed.
I don't really know what I'd call what I did, just be a good daughter really.
When I say carer, what I mean is basically I was the only one who cared about mum. I arranged everything for her, her home care , council stuff, housing, benefits, money, everything really, but I didn't do the day to day washing and dressing, that was done by home care. Anything mum needed I got her or ordered for her, I was the only one who visited. Basically really the only one who cared enough. But I thought a carer was someone who did all the personnel hygiene things, I didn't do that, but I made sure the council workers did anything like that she needed.
I don't really know what I'd call what I did, just be a good daughter really.