SIR — Your report 'Care provider apologises over campaign' (Free Press, August 24) came as a surprise to me as I, too, had received a letter from Mrs Flanagan.
I was a bit surprised that Somerset Care was offering help when, in my experience caring for an elderly friend some years ago, it was not at all easy to find a place in a good care home.
I certainly was not distressed.
As I am a regular visitor to Musgrove Park Hospital eye clinic, I am sometimes approached by a kind person from the Care of the Blind people and am grateful. Though not yet blind, I put Mrs Flanagan's letter in the same category, as Somerset Care is a non-profit-making association, too.
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K Rosenau,
Clanville Road,
Minehead.

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