March 17th 2023.
Yasemn Kaptan, 46, consumes mint tea for breakfast, lunch and dinner on most days of the week due to her financial limitations. The woman, from Tottenham in north London, said that she is only able to eat one meal a week composed of barbecue vegetables such as peppers, onions, and salad. Over the past year she has lost five stone due to her dietary choices, and is unable to spend her stay-at-home carer allowance on anything other than her cats, which she considers to be part of her family. She stated, "I don't have any money to spare--but I can't let the cats go. They have grown up with us. I have had them since they were little babies. I paid a lot of money to have them, they are at the end of their life. it really isn't fair to let them go. If I eat it has to be something soft like yoghurt or vegetables. I cry every other day, I am trying to be happy with myself but I am down and tired."
(Image Source: https://metro.co.uk) Yasemn, similar to many individuals across the country, is battling with the cost of living crisis. She expends the majority of her stay-at-home carer allowance on her six cats.
Yasemn Kaptan, 46, has to resort to drinking mint tea for breakfast, lunch and dinner most days in order to keep from going hungry due to the expense of caring for her six cats. The woman from Tottenham in north London said she only eats one meal a week consisting of barbecue vegetables like peppers, onions and salad, and has lost five stone over the past year. Expressing her feelings on the situation, Yasemn said, "I don't have any money to spare - but I can't let the cats go. They have grown up with us. I have had them since they were little babies. I paid a lot of money to have them, they are at the end of their life. it really isn't fair to let them go." She admitted to sometimes having to eat something soft such as yoghurt or vegetables because of her hunger, and said she cries every other day.
(Image Source: https://metro.co.uk) Like many people across the nation, Yasemn is dealing with the cost of living crisis, using a majority of her stay-at-home carer allowance to care for her cats.
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