Respite care

[HF55]

My husband is losing the strength in his legs, he likes to go out whenever possible. What is the best sort of place to take him to meet up with people. He is only 66. X

[Philip]

I’d say a lap dance club, I bet that would cheer him up lol, how about your local library, does he have a lot of symptoms?, or a hobby, personally I want one of them big drones, he could put a camera on it and spy on your

On them next door lol watch footy for free lol, or maybe a local church group, I understand how much concern your going through, best of luck.

Philip xx

[jaykay777 in reply to Philip]

Philip -- Your responses to HF55's request for suggestions on where to take her husband to meet up with other people offend me. Your suggestions of local library or local church group are good, but "lap dance club" or "drone with camera . . . to spy on them next door" are, in my opinion, out of line for a helpful group like this.

[Philip in reply to jaykay777]

Thats where the sense of humour comes in lol I offer you a big SORRY but we all have a little laugh and it is light hearted, if you see my name either block me, don't look or lighten up.

[HF55 in reply to Philip]

Sorry Philip new to this x

[Philip in reply to HF55]

More than welcome.

[HF55 in reply to Philip]

Thank you x

[jaykay777]

H55 -- If your husband is a U.S. war veteran, he might want to contact the American Legion or Veterans of Foreign Wars. Both organizations have auxiliaries for members' spouses. I imagine there are similar organizations in the U.K.

[HF55 in reply to jaykay777]

He was not in the war x

[MAS_Nurse]

Hi HF55, Welcome to the forum. You may find it helpful to contact Age UK ageuk.org.uk. There is information on their website about the services provided in your area. Hope this is helpful. Best wishes.

[HF55 in reply to MAS_Nurse]

Will try this thank you x

[HF55]

Will try this thank you x

[HF55]

Thank you x