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Default Apr 26, 2024 at 09:53 AM
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I ask because the above intro states:

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A place where caregivers, family, concerned friends and partners of people with a mental health issue can come for advice, guidance and mutual support about how best to help a loved one in their life with a mental health or other concern.
The two statements seem to me to be not necessarily the same thing.

Is this forum solely for caregivers of those with a mental health issue as the first part of the sentence says, or as the second part implies, does it also encompass caregiving to people with other issues?

I’m asking this for two reasons.

One, I myself am transitioning towards caregiving to someone who has no mental health issue but several other issues. I myself have had mental health issues however so msf is an online safe place for me.

Two, this is a very quiet, to the point of almost dead, forum. If it were widened to caregiving to a range of conditions maybe there would be more traffic here?

Thanks. Realising I may be talking to myself as it’s so quiet here.
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