How carers kept my disabled son locked up for a year to avoid coronavirus – but he got it anyway Anne Shepherd has been barred from seeing her son Sam, 42, for almost a year
Carers kept a disabled son locked up for a year to avoid Covid

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How carers kept my disabled son locked up for a year to avoid coronavirus – but he got it anyway Anne Shepherd has been barred from seeing her son Sam, 42, for almost a year
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