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What help is available if I feel overwhelmed caring for someone with a catheter?

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Feeling overwhelmed is very common, especially if you are juggling work, children or your own health. You do not have to manage alone. We can provide regular visits for catheter care, respite time so you can rest, or more intensive support if your loved one also has complex conditions. Information on funding and assessments is available through our care costs and funding guidance. Many families find that even a small amount of regular help makes a big difference to stress levels and family relationships.

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