Care home lockdown: Life with severe learning difficulties

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All six residents at the Frank House care home in Erith, south west London, are in lockdown because of coronavirus. Staff and clients at the home, which cares for people with severe learning difficulties and autism, have been struggling with being away from their friends and families.

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wow that painting at 1:41 is incredible wtf

LeeLandon
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My adult autistic son is in supported living. He came home for 16 months during covid. His anxiety went through the roof and he was tearful and depressed. His whole life halted suddenly. It was heartbreaking to see him spiral downwards.

sallywright
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It's abuse to keep people locked up when they haven't committed a criminal offence.

annetta
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It is abuse disabled people 😢 I’m sorry

fatimabilanfiican
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Its not abuse itwas sdvice given to all carehones shfltered housingsensible advice we folliwed as were more at risk of infection it was hard not seeing iyr famalies abdfriends was a big one for ne they had to do this

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