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It is difficult........

I just got this post in during the morning - it is 1159 as I am writing it!
If you have a relative (close or distant) who is at present in a Residential Care Home they are probably under a lockdown situation and their visits from family members are very much restricted.

 I came across a situation today that brought it home harder than ever..........a close family member is in one of these establishments and I have every reason to believe that he is receiving the best of care.  
However the home have had a Social Distancing practice in place for some months now and that coupled with restricted visitor numbers has meant that my daughters have not been able to see their Grandad since January.

 They are finding this very hard to handle because they (rightly so) thing the world of him.

 So here is an urgent appeal to the Coronavirus / Covid 19 or whatever it is being called today and that is quite simply .......



DO ONE!
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