Agnes Houston

Agnes Houston

I am a dementia activist from Coatbridge, Scotland

Agnes Houston

For Agnes, the company of friends is welcome relief from the challenges of the written word.
Agnes is excited to be meeting up with her son and daughter. There’s a lot for her to organise though….
Agnes worries about the impact of being locked down on her immune system.
Agnes is relieved to have had her jab, despite the side-effects.
Agnes has had her jab, and though it wasn’t without it’s side effects, she is pleased to have had it.
Agnes counts her blessings but is finding this lockdown just too much.
“Worth its weight in gold”. Agnes describes the impact of a simple in a wave from a loved-one. A powerful diary.
Agnes explains how she is taking care of herself in recovery, and thanks those who have supported her.
A DEEP Hug bear, and especially the friends behind it, brings some comfort to Agnes during a very difficult time.
Agnes makes a plea for better understanding of the importance of self-directed support.
Agnes has had a really bad night with her respiratory illness, but had great support from 111 and her virtual friends.
Agnes is still feeling exhausted and is doing her best to keep well. Not only does she have her own disabilities but is now responsible for getting help for her husband as well.
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