It's funny. I expect that many, many people think that having people coming in to do things for you every day must be really nice. Some may even be willing to pay quite a lot of money for the privilege. But, for a disabled person who has to rely on carers for everything it's not always that good. I hate it.
On the 13th of January disabled people from across the country will be lobbying their MPs to reverse planned changes to employment support allowance (ESA). Twitter: #BenefitsLobby
January 6, 2016 | by Tom Hale
Hundreds of patients are being sent outside their health board areas to receive mental health treatment every year, according to new figures.
In a year-long study conducted by epilepsy specialists at the New York University Langone Medical Center, results have suggested that a derivative of medical marijuana effectively reduces seizure frequency and is safe for most children and young adults who have epilepsy.
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