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Sun Aug 15, 2021 11:27 pm
Pet since the start of the first lockdown, we have been very careful about who enters the house. I have been in ICU with tubes coming out of me once before, and have no desire to repeat the experience. Our closest neighbour is very vulnerable,can't have the jab, has to work for the NHS from home. The only place she ever visits is my home. Most of the rooms in my cottage are 11ft square, the kitchen is long but narrow,,likewise the conservatory. Distancing for one person is easy, impossible for six or more unless we are sat outside! We only have 4 kitchen chairs. We have lots of camping chairs, but none easily accessible and I just don't have the energy to move anything up and down the garden. Most of all though is the fact I don't want them invading my space, when I told my son what they wanted to do he said in for the right terms what they could do! Social Work England have told me they intend to investigate my struggles, so this really demonstrates the issues perfectly!! M's social worker met him finally on Friday. He lives just off one of the main roads to the West country, her trip would have involved a stretch notorious for bottlenecks. So she drove 40 miles, saw him for 20 minutes,and left to drive back again. Some nights I get just 3 hours sleep. Tonight, tired and stressed, I've been dressmaking, even if I'm not now going to Crete this year.