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Category Archives: Caregiving
How Do You Choose An In-Home Care Provider?
Share your thoughts about selecting In-Home Care. “I can’t afford this!” my father whined. One of the most difficult days I had as a family caregiver was the day my father and I interviewed in-home care providers. Dad was stubbornly … Continue reading
Posted in Aging Parents, Caregiving, In Home Care
Tagged Aging Parents, family caregiving, In Home Care
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Who Can You Trust For Medical Answers About Your Baby?
I’ve noticed that there are gorgeous baby pictures popping up in many of my friends’ Facebook pages. Being a first time parent was a very anxious time for both me and my husband. Your baby has been crying for two … Continue reading
Posted in Caregiving, Family, Health Care, Support for Caregivers
Tagged babies, health information, new moms
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Helping Caregivers Manage Loved Ones’ Pain
Did you know experts estimate that pain affects 53 million Americans? As a family caregiver, no doubt you already know that it can be difficult to find the right information to help your loved one cope. Now there is help—Partners … Continue reading
Posted in Aging Parents, Caregivers' Health, Caregiving, Family, Medical Records, Support for Caregivers, Veterans
Tagged Lee Woodruff, pain management, Support for Caregivers
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Crash Course on Elder Care by NY Times’ Jane Gross – March 30 to April 13
Most of us begin caring for our elderly parents when an emergency event occurs. Mom is rushed to the hospital with a fractured hip and after the initial emergency is handled, we are left to figure out how to handle … Continue reading
Posted in Aging Parents, Caregiving, Family, Health Care
Tagged Elder care, NY Times Knowledge Network, online training
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