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A Carer’s Journey: Tricia’s Story

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Tricia’s Story: Caring for Both Parents

Discover Tricia’s inspiring journey as an Unpaid Carer for both her father, who had Motor Neuron Disease (MND), and her mother, who was diagnosed with heart failure..

In this heartfelt episode of Carers Voices, Tricia shares the emotional challenges of caring for two parents with different health needs, balancing daily responsibilities and coping with the impact on her own well-being.

Through her honest reflections, Tricia highlights the realities of unpaid caring, the strength of family bonds and the resilience needed to support loved ones through life-changing illnesses.

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