I work full time as a senior dementia carer.. Feeling so tired of late but gotta keep the cash flowing as its our only way of surviving. Feeling physically and mentally drained.
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Comments & Feedback (3)
I cared for my mother when she had dementia, I am full of admiration for you and your colleagues. It should be better paid!
Thank you sweetheart it is very hard and yes I agree more pay! Wouldn't change my job for the world :)
That's a very demanding job that you have; we have had dementia in our family. I fully respect you for the job that you do, and admire that you love your job and the difference it makes. I hope you realise that you will be appreciated by the patients and their family for your help and support during such a difficult time.
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