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by ahnationtalk on May 30, 20171058 Views
May 30, 2017
Those who tend to loved ones who are ill, addicted, disabled or injured part of invisible class
Kendra* grew up too fast.
At 12, she’d do her homework while caring for her twin with non-verbal autism as he watched the same Disney film over and over. She’d cook dinner while helping her older brother, living with a severe learning disability, make sense of his school work. At 14, her father died suddenly from cancer, and she assumed even more responsibility as a caregiver while her mom took on a second job.
Kendra is one of the 1.9 million young carers across the country — teenagers or young adults who look after loved ones in the face of illness, addiction, disability or injury.
Read More: http://o.canada.com/life/global-voices-young-caregivers-grow-up-too-fast
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