Where do you go if you are the sole carer for your disabled husband and need an operation yourself?
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Depending on what type of disability and assistance you receive for your husband, (in the case of a physical disability) your local community living/social services would be able to connect you with respite care for your husband. (in cases of a mental illness) your mental health centre and/or social services should be able assist you in finding a respite service as well. keep in mind respite can also be used if YOU just need some time for yourself. Being a sole care giver can be emotionally and physically demanding....do not neglect yourself, and do not feel guilty about admitting you need help and/or a break. Sometimes it's easier to think of it as if you do not take care of yourself who will be there to take care of your husband. ( sorry i often find caregivers do not feel like they are "allowed" to take a day off, and can not stress enough how important it is)
Have you tried contacting social services or citizens advice bureau
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