By early 1860 Elizabeth Dickens had become senile, probably incontinent and in need of constant attention, and her son Charles took responsibility for her care and support.
Her son Charles took responsibility for her care and support. By early 1860 Elizabeth Dickens had become senile, probably incontinent and in need of constant attention.
By early 1860 Elizabeth Dickens had become senile, probably incontinent and in need of constant attention. Her son Charles took responsibility for her care and support.
By early 1860 Elizabeth Dickens had become senile, probably incontinent and in need of constant attention. Her son Charles took responsibility for her care and support.