Michele Hanson on sheltered accommodation and breastfeeding - The Guardian 17th June 2008

Drama at Rosemary's mother's sheltered accommodation residence. The care worker, who dashes in twice daily for 15 minutes to put drops in the mother's eyes, dabbed at the eye rather too robustly with a tissue. Rosemary paid her mummy a visit and found her in a bit of a mess. Next day, Rosemary's sister visited and spotted seeping sores on the mother's legs. Groo. The sisters called the doctor, who came at once. "Good job my mother has observant relatives," says Rosemary, "but now the personal laundry service has gone haywire."

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