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This is the first book in the Support for Friends and Family series. Aiming to help friends, family and carers to understand both the practical and personal issues that can arise from the task of caring, this book provides useful suggestions on ways to make the experience easier for the carer and those around them.

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This book is essential reading. John Costello's style is uncomplicated and personable, encouraging and reflective. He combines practical advice for coping day to day with sensitive discussion of the often avoided subjects of end of life care and the complexity of pain management. It also contains a wealth of information about sources of support and readers will find that they return to consult the book time and time again. Pat Ridgway, Motor Neurone Disease Association

Table of Contents

Introduction
1. On becoming a carer
2. Practical problems and issues
3. Challenges, difficulties and problems
4. Specific activities of daily living
5. Providing psychological support
6. Care at the end of life
7. Getting help and support
Useful contacts
Glossary

Caring for Someone with a Long Term Illness

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      Publisher: Manchester University Press
      Publication Date: Publication Date: 01/04/2009
      ISBN13: 9780719078057, 978-0719078057
      ISBN10: 719078059

      Description

      Book Synopsis
      This is the first book in the Support for Friends and Family series. Aiming to help friends, family and carers to understand both the practical and personal issues that can arise from the task of caring, this book provides useful suggestions on ways to make the experience easier for the carer and those around them.

      Trade Review
      This book is essential reading. John Costello's style is uncomplicated and personable, encouraging and reflective. He combines practical advice for coping day to day with sensitive discussion of the often avoided subjects of end of life care and the complexity of pain management. It also contains a wealth of information about sources of support and readers will find that they return to consult the book time and time again. Pat Ridgway, Motor Neurone Disease Association

      Table of Contents

      Introduction
      1. On becoming a carer
      2. Practical problems and issues
      3. Challenges, difficulties and problems
      4. Specific activities of daily living
      5. Providing psychological support
      6. Care at the end of life
      7. Getting help and support
      Useful contacts
      Glossary

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