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People caring for their husband, wife or partner
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Anne - Interview 20
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Anne describes an exercise which helps her deal with her husband's irrational thinking.
Anne has been caring for her husband, who has severe depression, over the last four years. She has recently returned to part time work after having been a full time carer for some time. She believes it should be a requirement that health professionals listen to carers.
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People caring for a parent
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Anton - Interview16
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Although professional advice can be good, Anton sometimes finds his own ways of doing things.
Anton cares for his 84 year old mother who suffers from dementia. His caring responsibilities together with his own health problems meant he had to take early retirement, but he is very involved in voluntary work.
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Kiran - Interview 26
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Kiran help his wife to take part in activities (recording in Gujarati).
Kiran has been caring for his wife for seven years. She has a lot of health issues and it took over 20 years to find out that depression was an important part of her problems.
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