Lesley, absolutely you can refuse and you should, for the sake of your mother and yourself.
Others will be here to back this up!

In our area there is a hub where district nurses are sent out from, and the clinic they're attached to has a number. It's hard to get them because they are usually out, but with luck we can leave a message. So I suppose you go from your town's health service department.

Cellulitis?

It's not all about sugar, it's about carbohydrates. I would be careful with those biscuits.
https://www.diabetes.co.uk/forum/thread ... ts.160742/

Susie, you should get a jab if you're over 75. Just had my 75th birthday and got the 4th jab the week after. If you're under 75 and are vulnerable you can have it too.

My Big Fat Greek Carer
12 Years a Carer

Agreed, Francis.
Right, and here's an article examining the value of the Mail article - also dated 2017.
https://www.theguardian.com/environment ... nk-science

As Bowlingbun says, the Occupational Therapy team at the local council can be very helpful. They provide small aids you need, and they can also advise on other things even if they can't provide them. My brother was self-funding (it doesn't sound as if you would be). When the OT first came in years a...

Yes, do look into it. Social services should give you physical aids free of charge even if you're self-funded.