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  1. The dictionary defines grief as, “Deep sorrow, especially that is caused by someone’s death.”   “Grief never ends, but it changes. It is a passage, not a place to stay.  Grief is not a sign of weakness or a lack of faith, it is the price of love.” – Author unknown People grieve in many different […]

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  2. Many people are born with an innate sense of selflessness; one that motivates people to go out of their way to help others before they help themselves. We...

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  3. The truth of the matter is, when you are a caregiver, you go beyond your job. You go beyond yourself. You become a nurturer and a healer. You...

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  4. Family caregiving takes many forms. Some caregivers take a parent to doctors’ appointments and pick up prescriptions. Others become 24/7 caregivers, proving for all needs of a family...

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  5. When we were kids, we could not wait to get behind the wheel to be free to go where we wanted. Now ride sharing is becoming increasingly popular....

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  6. One of my elderly friends, Rachel, let her adult son move in with her while he experienced hard times. It was natural for a mother to take care...

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  7. As people do, we find ourselves open to the advice of others. While expecting a child, we prepare ourselves. We raise our families, relying on input from parents,...

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  8. If you try to handle caregiving responsibilities by yourself, it will lead to stress-related health problems and even pre-mature death. It’s important to reach out to form a...

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  9. Each day caregivers are confronted with thousands of tasks. It can feel overwhelming. It is stressful. As a caregiver in Canada related in a recent article in CBC...

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  10. Do you need support with everyday tasks? Including things like getting out of bed, getting to the bathroom, showering or bathing, help with getting dressed, organizing or taking...

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  11. “You don’t have to actually say goodbye, but you can all prepare for the parting that eventually comes.”  Life is a tapestry of many threads.  Sometimes it comes...

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  12. The impact caregiving has on the workforce is often ignored. Those who care for a family member at home and have a full-time job are often strained beyond...

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  13. I know from experience while I was a caring for my mom, that when you are a caregiver you have little time and lots of questions. Many of...

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  14. This is part three of three in the series, “Fraud, Scams, and Tips to Help Protect Yourself,” written by William Palmer III. 5) Inheritance Scam. Few people would...

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  15. This is part two of three in the series, “Fraud, Scams, and Tips to Help Protect Yourself,” written by William Palmer III.   2) Lottery and Sweepstakes Scams....

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  16. This is part one of three in the series, “Fraud, Scams, and Tips to Help Protect Yourself,” written by William Palmer III.   Fraud is becoming an increasing...

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  17. According to AARP and the National Alliance on Caregiving, the state of Nevada has more than 532,000 informal caregivers, and the value of informal caregiving in Nevada is...

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  18. This blog post was written by Jean Myles, who cared for her husband from 2001 – 2014 Caregivers come in all sizes and ages, colors and creeds. The...

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  19. 20 years ago if I told you that there was a wireless product that you wore around your wrist that sent data to a company to make sure...

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