A carer cries at night but no one hears their plight .
They wish someone would lend a hand or at least try to understand .
They do it all for unconditional love very rewarding but still extremely tough .
They say they do it all for benefits they don’t have a clue the ones who judge couldn’t last a night let alone a lifetime through .
Is it really too much to ask for more to feel respected and not ignored .
To receive a wage for all they do because if it was classed as a job they get a hourly rate too .
They save the country a fortune to receive a empty thanks .
It will not put food on the table or pay the bills but the Government believe carers can survive on good will .
About the Creator
Sharon Tiday
As a mum of three children all with a variety of needs .I’m a advocate for disability awareness with my workshops and with media platforms.
Before my children were born writing was always my passion I love the power that words have .
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