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advice needed
spring_watch_girl
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My husband is ex army, he had a medical discharge and receives a 50% WDP and also receives unemployability supplement. He has now been diagnosed in 1st stage alzheimers. My question is, is there any help I could receive from anyone in relation to this as at the moment I fell lost and totally helpless as he has just recovered from bowel cancer and also had a triple heart bypass. Any advice I would be grateful.
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Hi SpringWatchGirl,
I had hoped that someone with more knowledge would have replied to you by now, but they have not. So I will give you what I know.
I would probably give the SSAFA a phone call, and see who they can put you in touch with.
Here is the web address - http://www.ssafa.org.uk/
Then I would move onto ABF - http://www.soldierscharity.org/
Let us know how you get on.
Regards,
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Hi there, have you been in touvh with the vetrans association who may also help? Google spva for their site. Dependant on where you live you can also apply for veterans residential care. Pm me and will see how I can help.0
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Ne Obliviscaris Kel!0
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