SHARE YOUR EXPERIENCE
(You can stay completely anonymous — even one sentence is enough.)
Many of us in Scotland are quietly living through the same heartache:
• being kept away from someone we love
• hearing “the Power of Attorney won’t allow it”
• feeling frightened to speak up in case it makes things worse
• wondering if we’re the only ones
If any of this sounds familiar, this page is for you.
You can share as much or as little as you want — even just one line that says:
“This is happening to us too.”
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🌼 You never have to give:
• your name
• your loved one’s name
• any addresses or phone numbers
• anything you’re not ready for
🌼 Everything you send:
• goes only to us (ordinary families who understand)
• stays completely private
• will never be published or passed on without your clear permission
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A gentle note from one of us
I’m still walking this road myself.
Some days it feels lonely, confusing, and terribly unfair.
The thing that has kept me going is hearing from other families and realising:
I’m not alone — and neither are you.
That’s why this space exists.
Because we need each other.
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How to reach out (whichever feels easiest)
📩 Email us anytime:
poaconcerns@outlook.com
(no name or email required)
There is no rush.
There is no pressure.
Only a listening ear and the quiet promise:
You are not alone anymore.
We are here, and we care.
With warmth and understanding,
EVERY MESSAGE HELPS BUILD THE BIGGER PICTURE.
LET'S SHOW SCOTLAND WHAT IS REALLY HAPPENING BEHIND CLOSED DOORS 💛
🌿 A gentle note
This page is based on public information from Scottish law.
We are not lawyers — we’re families who learned the hard way.
Nothing here is legal advice.
Everything you share stays private.
Now use your voice — and let us know what worked for you.
Your experience could help the next family find their way. 💛