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Caregiver’s Corner–Get HELP

Posted in caregivers Corner, caregiving • Tags: , adult day care, caregiver, caregiving, help, respite, rest, senior center, stress, weekend

While college students plan their parties and high school students consider their weekend options; while your coworkers give thought to what movie they’ll see this weekend and family members consider how they might celebrate Easter, your plans remain the same.

Whether you have dinner with family, attend a religious service or plan to stay home, one thing is constant. You are a caregiver.

Posted on March 21, 2008 by Loretta Parker Spivey • There are 3 comments!

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