The elderly woman stood amid the piles of papers, photos and books, looking slightly bewildered. ‘It’s knowing where to start that’s difficult,’ she said softly, chewing a nail anxiously. ‘What to keep and what to do
Peeking behind our neighbours’ door to ferret out their secrets is something of a national sport. When the secret turns out to be a hoard of unbelievable size and content, most of us respond with equal measures of
Read all about Supported Moves in a recent feature from the Blackpool Gazette.
Live well with less stuff
‘Heart-sink’ clients: we all have them!
The fiercely independent old lady in a big house, who has been your client for years.
The sweet old man, clinging on to his home despite his deteriorating health.
The person with so much clutter in their home that visiting them is an exercise in stealing yourself and biting your tongue.
Many of us will be travelling to visit our parents this Christmas. For some it will be the first occasion of seeing them for many months, perhaps even this year. Seeing changes in them is inevitable and is more marked if you have not seen them recently.