Independent Lives?: Community Care and Disabled People

Jenny Morris

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Acknowledgements - Introduction - SECTION I - Community Care - Independent Living - Independent Living and the Debate on Informal Care - SECTION II - The Experience of Residential Care - Receiving Help within Personal Relationships - Disabled People as Care-Givers - Personal Assistance and Statutory Services - Paying for Personal Assistance - SECTION III - Community Care or Independent Living? - Conclusion - Bibliography - Index

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