When Clare Jefferies became a mother in her thirties, she never imagined she’d also become the one responsible for the care of her sixtysomething parents. She tells Radhika Sanghani how it felt to become one of the UK’s 1.4 million ‘sandwich carers’ – and why she’s written a book all about it L ife was pretty good. I was 32 and newly married to my husband Mike, whom I’d been with since my mid-twenties. We’d bought a house together in Wimbledon and had one son, Paddy. That was when my dad got

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