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Who covers you in an emergency?
As a family caregiver, your role is essential to your loved one's well-being. But what happens if you get sick, injured, or face an...
Ann Hollander
Mar 312 min read
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Navigating frustration as a caregiver
Does caring for a loved one stir up some unwanted emotions for you? You're not alone. While frustration may feel shameful to admit, it's...
Ann Hollander
Mar 242 min read
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Could it be a misdiagnosis?
Misdiagnosis happens more often than you think, and it occurs more frequently for older adults than for others. There are myriad reasons...
Ann Hollander
Mar 172 min read
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Safe disposal of "sharps"
Home management of a chronic illness often requires the use of needles or lances. You may need to give your family member shots. Or draw...
Ann Hollander
Mar 102 min read
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Engaging activities for dementia
If your loved one has Alzheimer's or another dementia, you may wonder what you can do to keep their life lively and boredom at bay. There...
Ann Hollander
Mar 32 min read
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Heart attack warning signs
Heart attacks don't always look like what you'd expect. While you might imagine a person collapsing with intense chest pain, that may not...
Ann Hollander
Feb 242 min read
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Fire escape planning for older adults
Creating a fire escape plan is smart for everyone but essential for older adults, who are at greater risk during a fire. Planning in...
Ann Hollander
Feb 172 min read
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The obstacles of pride and privacy
It's not easy to lose abilities and admit you need help. The reluctant elder in your life is more likely to ease into acceptance if you...
Ann Hollander
Feb 102 min read
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