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Let's Take Care - Support for Carers of Disabled Children and Young Adults

Let's Take Care - Support for Carers of Disabled Children and Young Adults

De: Jane Holmes and Melissa Paulden
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Melissa and Jane have been caring for their daughters for over 20 years, helping them to lead hugely successful lives. But they've made some mistakes along the way, and learnt a lot. Or, learnt the hard way.

They've been tired, burnt out, broke, ignored, isolated - yet still expected to keep going.


Let's Take Care is their way of helping other carers of disabled children feel less alone - and more equipped to cope with the realities of care that no one talks about.


In each episode they'll talk about the emotional and mental weight of lifelong care - what it's like to fight the system constantly and how to survive practically, emotionally, physically.

They'll be sharing what they wish they knew 20 years ago ... and hoping to make you laugh as well.

© 2025 Let's Take Care - Support for Carers of Disabled Children and Young Adults
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  • Episode 4 What we hate about being carers (and it's not our kids!)
    Nov 1 2025

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    Being a carer for a young adult with profound disabilities is tough - but it's not our children that make it hard - they're a blessing. It's the system that puts carers under constant pressure.

    In this episode Melissa and Jane share their greatest frustrations and discuss the many difficulties families face when they're caring for a child with disabilities.

    This episode is a tongue-in-cheek glimpse at the worries caused by the seemingly never-ending bureaucracy that weighs them down.

    As always, Melissa and Jane manage to look on the bright side as they rage against the machine.

    Whether you're a carer or not, you can't fail to be touched by this insightful episode of Let's Take Care.

    Plus...the two mums reveal details of a very special guest who's lined up for the next episode.


    #ParentingADisabledChild #DisabilityParenting #SpecialNeedsParenting #CarerSupport #ParentCarers #CarerLife #TiredParentsClub #CaregiverSupport #ParentingJourney #InvisibleLoad





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    51 m
  • Episode 3 Handling relationships when your child is disabled
    Sep 30 2025

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    What do you do when friends and family offer unhelpful advice when you're the parent of a child with a disabilities?

    How can you protect your marriage or partnership from the strain of overwhelming tiredness and never-ending responsibilities when you are caring for your child twenty-four hours a day?

    These are some of the questions Jane and Melissa address in this episode of Let's Take Care - the podcast that supports carers of disabled children.

    Listen in on their heartfelt conversation as the two mums talk about their experiences and offer insights for others in similar situations.

    There's also a advice for listeners without disabled children, on how best to help.


    #ParentingADisabledChild #DisabilityParenting #SpecialNeedsParenting #CarerSupport #ParentCarers #CarerLife #TiredParentsClub #CaregiverSupport #ParentingJourney #InvisibleLoad


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    43 m
  • Episode 2 The Invisible Load
    Sep 1 2025

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    Why a simple “How are you?” can feel impossible to answer when you're the parent of a child with disabilities.

    Jane and Melissa unpack the weight carers carry — the mental, emotional, and physical toll — and why society rarely sees or acknowledges it.

    Feel seen and supported in this thought-provoking episode with tips on how to handle the invisible load.

    Whether you’re a carer yourself or want to better understand the experience, this conversation will help you feel seen, supported, and less alone.


    #PodcastEpisode #LetsTakeCarePodcast #ParentingADisabledChild #SpecialNeedsParenting #CaregiverSupport #InvisibleLoad #MentalLoad #CarerLife #ParentCarers #EmotionalLabor #UnseenStruggles #SupportCarers #DisabilityParenting #HowAreYouReally #CaregiverBurnout #SeenAndHeard

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    38 m
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