@Chuffin_ell@andyburnham@YvetteCooperMP@EdwardJDavey I also know I’ve fought so hard to stay in work and not depend on the state because I know that when my cared-for reaches the end of his limited life expectancy the support would go…and I’d still have a child to support.
@Chuffin_ell@andyburnham@YvetteCooperMP@EdwardJDavey I read that in Jim Hacker/Sir Humphrey-Appleby’s voices. So true, and yet I don’t really trust a minister or official to acknowledge burnout as a reason for increased public spending.
@jk_rowling I think this is possibly the only thing you’ve ever written that I have disagreed with. I shall take it as reassurance I am, in fact, still capable of independent thought and not a pitiable sycophant!
@MartinSLewis It would very much depend why one was struggling. We have a ten year gap between our eldest and youngest, currently our wills reflect that we’d be leaving one much less established where their older sibling had practical support. Is one struggling because of poor life choices?
@DandG_I’ve now been cut off while phoning your customer service department twice, the email and phone number you are giving me for a manufacturer repair are not working and meanwhile I’m accumulating soiled laundry due to having a disabled family member!
@DandG_Support 12.09 and still no reply to my pm!
You are currently failing to provide the service I pay a subscription for…happy to engage with you on private message but I will be sharing my experience of that service!
@RefilweSeboko My son was a bit of an oooops at 38. Personally I found the pregnancy tougher than at 27 and 28 when I had his sisters and he was a c-section owing to trying to make his exit in full-on superman pose. He is a wonderful human teenager now that I’m very proud of! Good luck x