Carespotting

Carespotting

In recognition of today’s release of T2 Trainspotting, the Scottish Care National Team decided to embrace the hype with our own version of the famous monologue, “Choose Life”.

Instead of “Trainspotting”, we present to you “Carespotting”.

 

‘CARE SPOTTING’

Choose life.

 

  Choose meaningful partnership.

 Choose human rights.

  Choose difficult conversations.

  Choose inclusion. 

Choose learning.

  Choose a rewarding career.

Choose achieving things you never thought you could.

  Choose innovation.

 Choose to be brave. 

Choose to value the things that matter most, like people and relationships.

Choose living well.

 Choose dying well. 

Choose positive ageing. 

Choose improvement.

  Choose an extended family that never leaves you.  

Choose quality.

  Choose a sustainable system, that’s there for you when you’re old and your kids after that.  

 Choose where you want to be, and who you want to be with.

 Choose living to the full, right to the end.

 

Choose your future.

Choose life.

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