Maz's Carer Blog*

Caring: I'm maz and my blog's about the struggles and positives of the average Carer...me! It's not all gloom and doom. I care for my husband Coo, who has Nocturnal Epilepsy (sleep seizures). Coo's had them for 41 years and we've been married for 33 of 'em so it's not exactly a new experience for either of us!! I hope by visiting, other Carers will feel encouraged to share their experiences of one of the most challenging jobs there is!

Monday, 29 December 2008

The Carers Roller-Coaster ride...

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Well the after Christmas lull has hit! Coo's been up all night and today's been a snow white day (sleepy and seizy) er no, her bu...

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Sunday, 28 December 2008

Carers and Christmas, What did I buy you..?

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Hi guys, I hope we all had a bit less stress over the last few days and enjoyed Christmas! I got lucky this year! I guess having family c...

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Monday, 15 December 2008

Carers in pantoland...

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Hi guys, We all survived our visit to Pantoland! Coo did keep awake all the way through too so that was a bonus! Mind you he's been s...

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Friday, 12 December 2008

Carers issues Christmas song...

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The campaign trail raising Carer issues goes on! We were at a Carers lunch during the week and decided it was time for a song! I thought I...

Thursday, 11 December 2008

Carers views needed to help...

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Hi guys, if you are in Scotland and the person you care for has a Neurological condition please help if you can! I received an email from ...

Thursday, 4 December 2008

Carers Conference Glasgow...

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Hi guys, I was up in the big city yesterday! It was the annual Carers Scotland conference so up I went with 3 other Carers. To be fair it...

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Sunday, 30 November 2008

Inspiration...

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I came across a quote today which made me smile. It's so apt for Carers that I wanted to share it with you. We are each of us angel...

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Maz: I'm from Scotland and you've guessed it I'm a Carer! I care for my husband who has Epilepsy - sleep seizures and lots of them! We have 2 children who are both no longer in their teens, wooppee we've survived! Looby our daughter is also our P.A. she comes to stay 3 nights a week to let me sleep, thank Goodness! I still manage to get out to work an afternoon a week, it's a struggle but I still get there! Maz x.

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