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If you have not already done so speak to Refuge for advice.
https://www.nationaldahelpline.org.uk/Your-rights-and-options
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Jelly_baby133 said:Thank you Keep-pedalling you seem to understand my situation it does seem I should go but with my current disabilities I have no where else to go but to an nursing home.That is unlikely. You are clearly not receiving round-the-clock care now (otherwise your husband would never be allowed near you) so there is no obvious reason you would not be moved to a residential home or sheltered accommodation.As Keep pedalling says, speak to Refuge or another charity.Your priority is getting away from him, the stuff about Wills and the business are just a distraction.1
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