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Original Feedback for Bluebird Care (Norwich & North Norfolk):


5

A wonderful bunch of Ladies

My father was 89 and had vascular dementia. He was very regimented and had his way of doing things , nothing we did as a family was good enough. He became quite aggressive towards us and we were very concerned as to what we could do. After a recommendation from a friend of a friends daughter we rang Bluebird Norwich and from the moment we spoke to the lovely caring ladies on the phone a weight was lifted. We started we a couple of calls a week to help had to have a shower, and to be honest we didn't think it would work . They sent a lovely carer who just got dad and that was the start of a new chapter in his life . The care increased and dad had bad days , but he had more good days , he was engaging with the family and my dad was back . The care he received increased and it made a great difference , as a family we weren't stressed or worrying about dad , we knew he was in safe hands and being looked after . He called the carers his laughing ladies as they all made him laugh and happy . He looked forward to the visits and enjoyed spending time with the laughing ladies, playing dominoes and just having a cuppa and a piece of cake. I would highly recommend them , they made his last years pleasurable and the rest of the family can never thank them enough .

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