Continuing the story of Lydia and Me
The usual Tuesday visit to my friend in the village was different today.
She is currently in a care home, arranged by her Personal Carer, J.
J. has power of attorney; M. has no nearby relatives. J. has been looking out for M. and looking after her for years. It would be difficult, I think, to find a more caring, kind and considerate friend than J.
Even so, it’s a big change for M.
Returning to my own home, I have a parcel waiting for me, containing some dental chews and chewing horns for Lydia. I give her one of the horns straight away and it’s keeping her happily occupied. Lydia’s happy, in her home, which was new and strange to her at one point. It was a big change for her coming here.
I hope M’s new home will be a good one for her.
Glad About 