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  Apr 23, 2021

  April is Parkinson's Awareness Month. How to Live Well With Parkinson's

  Learning that you have Parkinson’s disease can be a big shock. You may feel relieved because you now have answers for many of the symptoms you have been experiencing, but you may also be concerned as well. What will the future be? How will you handle

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  Mar 24, 2021

  How to Best Care For an Aging Parent When You're an Only Child

  Caring for an elderly parent has its challenges no matter who you are.

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  Jan 28, 2021

  5 Ways Family Caregivers Can Relieve Stress in 2021

  Caring for a family member is one of the most powerful ways to show you love them.

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  Aug 25, 2020

  5 Ways Family Caregivers Can Get Some “Me Time”

  Taking care of yourself is very important for many reasons. You will make fewer mistakes, are less likely to be ill, and you'll be less likely to suffer from caregiver burnout.

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  Jul 27, 2020

  What to Do When Your Loved One Needs Care, But So Do You

  It isn't uncommon now to have a parent in their 90s, with you in your 60s, but this can cause a problem as both of you age—what happens when you both need care? As more people enjoy longer lifespans, it's very possible for instances like this to occur. Fortunately, there are several steps you can take so both you and your loved one can get the care needed.

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  Apr 30, 2020

  4 Things to Do When Aging Parents Refuse the Help They Need

  Getting your parents the help they need can be a delicate situation. Your parents have been taking care of themselves (and you when you were growing up) for decades, they may not be prepared to accept the scary inevitability of needing someone else to help them. Fortunately, there are things you can do to help make the transition easier.

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