COVID-19
It has been a tough year and lots of things for me have changed because of COVID-19.
I try to keep busy and keep safe. For me that is doing jigsaw puzzles with mum, looking at the church website and Daily Echo website. I like to keep up to date with what is happening in the local area.
I have also been going on lots of walks with my Dad and in lockdown Keith calls every evening for a chat and catch up.
It is really hard because I can’t plan anything. In the beginning I was upset about the change in my routine and not being able to go out and about like I used to.
Working at People First Forum has also changed and I have to work on the computer now and do not get to see people face to face. It is good too because I like to talk to people via Zoom and enjoy Friends Forum using the tablet that People First Forum have lent me.
I also am upset because I cannot go back to my job at Poole Hospital and Prama at the moment.
I don’t like having to wait for things to get back to normal. Things keep changing all the time so I can’t understand when it will come to an end.
I really want to get back to normal, making sure that everyone will be safe when we do.
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A few weeks ago I was sitting in a café in Bournemouth with a friend who works in support services, and we somehow started talking about how difficult the COVID period had been for people who already relied on regular community support. That reminded me of People First Forum, a self-advocacy charity for people with learning disabilities across Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole. During the pandemic they adapted services, used online meetings and social media to stay connected with members, and created accessible resources to help people through a period when normal routines had been disrupted.
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