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Archive for November, 2010
Caregiver Burnout: How to Keep Going When You Have Nothing Left to Give
Caregivers manage a lot—medications, doctor appointments, hospitalizations and physical therapy, feelings of grief, losses, and setting many aspects of your own life aside. And then there’s the emotional ups and downs of family life. Juggling all that comes with caregiving isn’t easy. At times, you drop a ball or two. What happens when you... »
How Much Do You Need to Know About Your Parent’s Finances?
5 Areas You Need to Know “We’re fine.” “We’ve got Social Security and your father’s pension.” “I do all right, don’t worry about me.” Most adult children don’t pry into their parent’s finances. Even caregivers who know their loved ones are struggling with health issues don’t check on finances and other important documents. They... »
Caregiving and Isolation: Do You Feel Like the Lone Ranger?
AARP Survey Reveals Loneliness is on the Rise A recent AARP Magazine survey reveals that more Americans feel lonely today than they even did a decade ago, and older Americans are particularly at risk. In fact, 44 million adults over the age of 45 suffer from chronic loneliness (link). Why the increase? One factor... »
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