Hello #MP’s are you are still undecided about your decision ? Listen to what Liz Carr Liz "blue tick" Carr has to say on the subject of Assisted Dying / Suicide Liz has a very careful & well considered view & insight to what this bill is about & will lead to

A call for new investment in earlier action and support has been set out in a briefing by the Time to Act Reform Board. Launched today at #NCASC24 it makes a case for 'prevention' in #AdultSocialCare loom.ly/QAbduaA Local Government Association (LGA) @pipcannons

“As someone who relies on the state for my survival, I have a healthy distrust of giving it any more power over my life than it already has. Though some people want the right to die, many of us are still fighting for the right to exist.” Liz "blue tick" Carr 🔥 theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

Go Martyn Sibley !

Martyn Sibley @lilacreviewuk Just remind him that we can’t do any of this without good social care. So many disabled trailblazers of today benefitted from ILF.

At Birmingham University yesterday a group came together focussed on ensuring that the proposed national care standards start from what matters to people who draw on social care. We invite contributions from others with this goal Thread👇 1/

National standards should explicitly prioritise the values underpinning our vision for better social care. Choice & control, belonging & relationships, inclusive places, meaning & purpose 2/

I think the stair lift in my parent's house heard me saying I didn't feel very Christmassy this year so has broken down (with me upstairs). Only problem is the good food is downstairs... (and the shower! 😂)

How we discuss #SocialCare matters, good care's about living! My life is built on social care it means I can work, live in my own home, be a good aunty & have a cat. This commission should not be about solving the problem of care but unlocking it's glorious potential 4/4

“I’m having to spend the last days of my life fighting for the right to live” Read Rosy's story If assisted suicide became UK law how many dying people would choose it because of the difficulty in accessing scarce NHS, social care & end of life support? theguardian.com/commentisfree/…