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emjCasual Contributor
Our child was admitted to hospital due to an existing condition. We are very concerned about their welfare, but their partner is completely non communicative (refuses to ans phone etc) and we dont know how to find our how our child is doing. And what we can do to help
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emjCasual Contributor
Help, please
This is destroying my family
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emjCasual Contributor
In response to: Re: partner closing off acess
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Hi @emj I'm really sorry to read that you are feeling lost regarding what to do to support your child.
It is a tricky situation and, as we cannot provide advice on the forums, all I can say would be to contact agencies that do support carers. Examples include your local Carers Australia or Tandem (both open during office hours) and see what they say.
I wish you all the best. Regards, thecolourblue.
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