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Fri Nov 16, 2007 6:19 pm
Sorry for the delay in replying to your email dated 30 Oct.
DEAR GEORGE,
I do take on board what you say and we do need to look at expanding direct payments,
Putting money in the hands of carers and those in need of care to provide for themselves.
Because we believe strongly that helping carers is the best way to help those they are caring for.
Often, with a complicated benefits system the state makes life harder for carers and not easier, the work full time carers do is unbelievable.
they are unsung heroes of society. they risk ill health,they battle with buraucracy,they give up work,they often give up much of life.
and they do it to ensure that someone they love is appropiately looked after.
we dont as a country celebrate that work, and thank these tireless people and not enough is done currently to help them.
please visit the web site we have set up.
www.thedisabilitychallenge.com
once again many thanks for your email.
still no help did cameron talk to review board ?
DEAR GEORGE,
I do take on board what you say and we do need to look at expanding direct payments,
Putting money in the hands of carers and those in need of care to provide for themselves.
Because we believe strongly that helping carers is the best way to help those they are caring for.
Often, with a complicated benefits system the state makes life harder for carers and not easier, the work full time carers do is unbelievable.
they are unsung heroes of society. they risk ill health,they battle with buraucracy,they give up work,they often give up much of life.
and they do it to ensure that someone they love is appropiately looked after.
we dont as a country celebrate that work, and thank these tireless people and not enough is done currently to help them.
please visit the web site we have set up.
www.thedisabilitychallenge.com
once again many thanks for your email.
still no help did cameron talk to review board ?