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She lived alone in the house since 2009, when her parents died.
She has a brother but had not been in contact for a long time, Superintendent Bray said.
A very nice house and looks well kept - on the outside.
"I Suspect it is just one of the tragedies that occur when a couple have a child with severe disability and they then die or are no longer able to care for their adult disabled child. Cases such as these including 80 year old parents trying to care for disabled adults are occurring constantly. Hopefully in time the NDIS will do a better job of taking care of this difficult social issue"
I agree.
It is not an insurmountable responsibility for those who have put themselves (and are paid to do) in the position of carers, whether family or not.
How could such appalling neglect, not to mention sheer cruelty, occur when it is the duty and job of those given the privilege, (which in my opinion is a privilege) of taking proper care of someone who clearly could not take care of herself?
It leaves me speechless and heartsick. The poor lady deserved so much better; some love, attention, communication, caring company and tenderness; not left in the hell of inhumane indifference, misery and death.
