Personal Care Assistants for those with disabilities.  Dealing
With the Set in Their Ways PCA  As this blog has covered off and
on, many people like myself who have a disability require the
assistance of personal care assistants (PCAs) to help with our
personal cares throughout the day. For better or worse it just
comes with the lifestyle. And as I once wrote, good help is hard
to find as far as that goes. But my other post only covered the
topic from my perspective in general. When you step under the
PCA umbrella it reveals a few different layers. One noteworthy
aspect is that there are very unique types of PCAs, good and
bad, that all of us “in the biz” have had to work with. For
example, a year ago fellow blogger Tiff Carlson wrote an
interesting piece that hit the highlights on how to deal with
the flaky PCA, which thankfully I have hardly any experience
with.  On that subject I thought I’d shed some light on one of
the specific types of PCA that I find challenging to work with:
the set in their ways PCA.