The two live-in carers that Dad had, were absolutely amazing with him. I have so much respect for them. Dad held them in such high regard too.
During the Carer’s time with us, Dad was slightly less poorly. she was so patient and loving to him, especially as things were difficult since he had suddenly lost his hearing. As a family, we all loved her, she became like a new member of the family.
When The second carer came to us Dad was sadly declining. She cared for him wonderfully. She was so attentive, patient and, most importantly, loving. She worked so hard to look after him and he was clean, content and comfortable. She again became a member of our family, always updating me and my sister via text about Dad. The little chats with me in the kitchen, the cups of tea she made me when I was upset, they didn’t go unnoticed. Without her extra caring, there is no way that Dad would have been able to remain at his home as long as he did. She even slept on the sofa to stay close to Dad at night since he was becoming more and more agitated. She definitely went above and beyond.
I have already sent texts to them both, but please send our heartfelt thanks again to them and to you all at Quality Living Plus Services. Having lost mum 18 months ago, we were frightened that dad would not have been able to remain in his home on his own, where he felt the most happiness. You really did make everything so very simple, and we could just become daughters again in Dad’s last few weeks of life.