I'm 41 and live in lancaster with my dad, and functioning as a carer for him as he has alzheimers.
It's kindof a mutual convenience, because I'm dubious if I could maintain a job with my concentration difficulties and disordered sleep schedule, and he needs looking after. I told myself I'd use this time to get my mental health sorted out, but that's not happened yet. No idea what I'm going to do after.
I'm 41 and live in lancaster with my dad, and functioning as a carer for him as he has alzheimers.
It's kindof a mutual convenience, because I'm dubious if I could maintain a job with my concentration difficulties and disordered sleep schedule, and he needs looking after. I told myself I'd use this time to get my mental health sorted out, but that's not happened yet. No idea what I'm going to do after.
I’m sure it gives him great comfort to have you near - mutually beneficial as you say. One day at a time. Easy to say, less so to do of course, but you’ve got plenty on your plate and should give yourself credit that just functioning in the now is no small thing.
