A special relationship
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She’s not a guest. You’re not a boss. Your folks are not patients. Giving, receiving and managing personal care in the home requires a delicate balance—a special relationship.
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She’s not a guest. You’re not a boss. Your folks are not patients. Giving, receiving and managing personal care in the home requires a delicate balance—a special relationship.
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It is important for all of us to make the effort to recognize the signs of burnout.
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The pool of family caregivers will soon dry up.
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Respect the person’s wishes to die with dignity.
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The Home Adaptations for Seniors’ Independence (HASI) program offers financial assistance for minor home adaptations that will help low-income seniors to perform daily activities in their home independently and safely.
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Therapeutic effect of Irish dancing to be discussed at Gathering event.
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Look Ma, no sink! Our friends at Haircuts on Wheels give great tips about how to wash your loved one’s hair in a chair or bed.
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Advanced planning will ensure investments are protected if a parent’s mind starts to ail, avoiding potential problems and family fights.
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Lao Tzu is reminding us that everyone who steps into the shoes of a healer/caregiver is also stepping into a leadership role.
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Hip fractures cause substantial short- and long-term disability as well as increased mortality.