https://nationaltoday.com/national-family-caregivers-month/ Compassion Fatigue: Are You at Risk? Some 78 million people in the United States dedicate themselves to caring for a family member ... Read More about Family Caregivers: Beware of Compassion Fatigue
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Driving vs. No Driving–Part Two: Steps to Take When Concerned About Your Elderly Parent’s Driving
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Driving vs. No Driving? Part One: Pay attention to danger signs.
You're concerned about your parent's driving. You see some of the following danger signs, pointed out by AARP. See https://www.aarp.org/auto/driver-safety/we-need-to-talk/ Minor Warning Signs (the ... Read More about Driving vs. No Driving? Part One: Pay attention to danger signs.
A hug and a kiss after nine months of waiting?
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