Sentence examples for own caring from inspiring English sources

This experience of living with and working alongside families in their homes has given specific and unique insight into the evolving roles of fathers and the challenges they face in developing their own caring roles for their children.

Riven Vincent's pleas to David Cameron struck a chord with me for two reasons: my own caring responsibilities, and the disabled adults with elderly carers whose stories are equally heartbreaking, yet rarely told.

Jill, by contrast, is vitality itself — she's cheerful, hard-working, curious, and sympathetic, but she has a double blind spot: her attraction to the black hole of the existential void — the romanticization of negativity and destruction — and her sense that, through her own caring interest and involvement, she can lure Abe away from that hole and into constructive, positive activity.

Indeed AT could be judged as superfluous, or even with hostility, if it was seen as a replacement for personal care, for example if the technology took over completely the carer's own caring duties or replaced a task carers felt they could do better; I mean, that (a pill dispenser)'s brilliant if you're on your own.

Several carers expressed regret that they had not been able to access the DA earlier in their own caring experiences, as reflected in the following quote: ' If I had done the carer stress test earlier I would have sought help earlier' (Carer 6).

There is much that can be done to ease the burden of worry and fear when a cancer sufferer's own caring responsibilities are an issue.

Or to pay for their own care.

Make the richer elderly pay more for their own care.

Wealthy people can pay for their own care.

Giving people more control over their own care would.

I am quite capable of leading my own care.