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Shirley - OK George, well we agree that I can contact your doctor about how you have been feeling. I can see that it is difficult to manage this change in your life George: the house ... the mail ... your bills. Even looking after yourself. I can help you with the mail - if you think if would help, George.
George - I just don't know what to do.
Shirley - George, we can tackle this together. We can make arrangements for your bills to be paid automatically, so you don't have to worry about them- if you think it would help.
George Yes, I think so.
Shirley - The other two important things we were going to talk about were: one, you going to the shop to get your newspaper and two, looking after yourself. You wife had said she was a bit concerned about you going to the shop because sometimes you would forget how to get home.
George - I needed to get the paper.
Shirley - You needed to get the paper. Do you like the paper George? Do you know the people in the shop?
George - Yes. I've known them for a long time.
Shirley - Well, maybe we can look at some ways of you getting to and from the shop safely?
George - No, I don't have to go anymore. A man, from ... a man, from ... a man comes and gets the money for the papers.
Shirley - That's another thing you talked about- difficulty in managing your money.
George - I give him my, um, I give him my um money thing. Connie gives me money, and the man takes the money out for the paper. But I never have any money left.
Shirley - You never have any money left George? Can you maybe tell me a bit more about this man George?
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