Can I Be Fined For Not Sending My Child To School During Covid 19?
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In This Episode :
Can I Be Fined For Not Sending My Child To School During Covid 19?
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Caring for a seriously ill child takes a tremendous toll on the whole family, physically, mentally, and emotionally and your healthy children are no exception.
They too suffer from lack of your time, and may feel resentful and angry about the time, energy, and focus that naturally has to go on to their sick brother or sister. This can then lead to feelings of guilt as they try to process their mixed emotions.
As parents, your exhaustion, stress, and uncertainty about how to respond to the needs of your other children can leave you feeling guilty and running on empty — and might even find that you begin to downplay or ignore the impact your child’s illness may have on your other children.
By being aware of what healthy siblings are going through, and taking a few steps to make things a little easier, you can address, pre-empt and be prepared for some of the issues before they impact on your whole family.
Read more of my article to help
How Healthy Children Feel. Caring for Siblings of very Sick Children.
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