Tracey Barnes is calling for more funding to create more respite centres in Cornwall.
Tracey Barnes, 50, who lives in Camborne, Cornwall, has criticised the lack of respite centres which provide short-term relief for primary caregivers.Ms Barnes uses the centres for her non-verbal daughter who struggles to sleep.
"Everything I thought, everything I did, everything I breathed was to do with supporting my family members," said Ms Barnes.A mum from Plympton, Devon, whose 11-year-old son has autism, said he struggles in a "mainstream classroom". Ms Rich, a former teacher, said her son also struggles with anxiety if things are not "scaffolded" for him which can lead to him feeling "physically sick".
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