Family carer. Parent. Partner. Sibling. Looking after a vulnerable adult. We do not try to fix the cared-for. We look after you. The one keeping it all together for someone else.
"How is mum, and how are you?" Two separate answers. Most things ask about the cared-for. We ask about both. You count too. Sometimes you count more.
GP letters. Carers Allowance forms. Continuing Healthcare claim notes. Respite finders. The bureaucracy you have not got time for, drafted and ready, so you can sleep instead of typing.
Your siblings, partner, the care team can see what is going on without you having to explain it ten times a week. One record. Less translation. More breathing.
This is what a wrecked afternoon looks like when you are looking after someone, and nobody has asked how you are in a week. We do not try to fix mum. We hold a second on you.
The cared-for has a record. So do you. Both matter. Both stay.
The voice is one. What changes is the thing in the room that morning.
Thirty days free. No card. The carer's voice from day one. Cancel by saying "stop" in the bot. We do not chase, and we do not punish you for leaving.