I declare this “Thank your Carer” week

[Bobbi]

About a year ago I proposed an event which I feel deserves an anniversary.

To those who scrub our back in the bath, who make sure it is just the right temperature, who feed us, see to it our clothes look presentable . . . This list goes on and on. There is so much and so many things you do to make our lives more complete.

I’m sure I am not the only one who wants to thank you all and to make sure you know how much you are appreciated.

Here for you is, not a bunch but, a field of flowers

here is a link to that post I made back then.

Give your carer a thought, a bunch of flowers or a big kiss, whatever is appropriate

I just stumbled out to the kitchen to make myself a brew. There were a few bits of washing up in the bowl. So I washed, dried and put them away. That’s one less task for ‘she who must be obeyed’ thought I. I might get the milk in off the door step too. Then I had a thought. Maybe those of us who have experienced stroke at first hand should do something, within our capabilities, to say thank you to those caring for us. So I declare this “Thank your Carer” week. A token of thanks is the leas…

and here’s a big heart to all who care for us.

keep on keepin’ on

(thanks also to @ManjiB for giving me the idea to post this)

[Susan_Jane]

And So Say All of Us

A big thank you to all of our amazing partners and carers

Regards Sue

[Mrs5K]

I would like to add my thanks too. The challenges a carer face should never be under estimated.

Thank you. You are all wonderful.

[ManjiB]

I love this field of flowers so much, I am re-posting it