Woman: Wheelchair User and Duty

woman: There's no social care, no support, according to The Guardian. My mum, a cheerful, seldom sulky woman, always did her best for me but we got stuck. Me, disabled, a wheelchair user and mum, my primary carer. Me feeling the angst of obligation, seamed with guilt, and my mum gritty in her duty to my needs. Especially when, bitten by the punk revolution, I took to presenting myself in a defiance of multicoloured hair extensions, goth makeup and a preponderance of black. Our shopping relationship attained new levels of mutual frustration at Christmas. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.