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Residency in Dementia Care Home
By
Ellen Bell
2018
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Eighth day of my residency at the Home and I continue to be fascinated by the interactions between residents.
What you doing, boy? booms a Swansea voice. A wee bird of a woman. I dunno, says the man picking his nose. Get yourself a chair, she orders. He sits. Found one? she asks. Yes, he says. Is it a CHAIR? she shouts.
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