combined with a shortage of carers. it means that some people are not getting the support they need to live independent lives. paul carter reports. oh, thank you. suzanne likes to go out. we can party the whole night through, which will make a change. yes. but an evening trip to the pub with her partnerjason is a rare occasion. realistically, if we re going out for a meal or a drink, we d probably have to leave by about 6:30pm to make sure we re home in time. her disability means she needs help getting into bed. she has an evening call from a care agency but the time of this can sometimes be unpredictable, and can be as early as 7:30pm. going to bed at 7:30pm is way too early for me, personally. i m only in my mid 40s and unless you are absolutely exhausted, who goes to bed at 7:30pm at night? it really does seem like a loss of control. you are completely at the mercy of the situation you are in with the carers.
we can party the whole night through, which will make a change. but an evening trip to the pub with her partnerjason is a rare occasion. realistically, if we re going out for a meal or a drink, we probably need to leave by 6:30pm to make sure we re home in time. her disability means she needs help getting into bed. she has an evening call from a care agency but the time of this can sometimes be unpredictable, and can be as early as 7:30pm. going to bed at 7:30pm is way too early for me, personally. i m only in my mid 40s and unless you are absolutely exhausted, who goes to bed at 7:30pm at night? it really does seem like a loss of control. you are completely at the mercy of the situation you are in with the carers. are you all right? i m 0k. what about you ? jennifer also needs help in the morning and evening. that often means long shifts for her carers, like stella. normally i start at 7:30am.