On Thu, 15 Oct 2015 22:53:53 +0100, "Christina Websell"
wrote:


"Stephen Wolstenholme" wrote in message
Today my carer got some messages while she was cooking lunch. After
lunch she sat with me responding to the messages. It took her about 15
minutes during which she wouldn't speak to me!

Another one of my carers has to communicate with her two sons using
Facebook because they won't answer the phone when she rings.


That's seriously out of order. She should be using her time to care for
you. That's what she's paid for.
I walk a poodle for a disabled person to enable her to keep him. I often
meet her carers, and I never saw any of them using Facebook on their phones
in her house. I think you should make a complaint about this. Your carers
are paid for however long to care for you. Not be on their phones!
And don't be afraid to do it. Or do you have someone who could "pretend"
that they saw this and complain on your behalf, as I very well know that
disabled people can be at the mercy of bad carers and don't want to make a
complaint in case it gets worse.

Yes, but we are very good friends who bounce our problems around. She
explained that she has to use Facebook just to get in touch with her
sons. They both live in other countries. She doesn't use Facebook when
she is caring for me unless she absolutely must. I solve her PC
problems as well as pay her a bit. She is worth every penny.

It's a different carer who makes lunch. She has funny priorities and
seems to think Facebook messages must be answered as soon as possible,
even if I'm starving!

Steve

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