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The Word that Changed Our Lives – Cancer

Posted on October 3, 2017 by Sue Salach

“It’s Cancer”. My sister and I tried to compose ourselves and comprehend the significance of what we had just heard the doctor say. Did he just say that our mom has breast cancer? Having worked in hospice for many years, I … Continue reading →

Posted in aging, caregiving, chronic conditions, eldercare, encouragement, health care | Tagged aging, breast cancer, cancer patient, cancer support, cancer treatment, caregiver, caregiving, healthcare advocate, national breast cancer awareness month | Leave a comment

Isn’t it time you Give Forward?

Posted on October 19, 2011 by Sue Salach

Today I want to share with you, in my opinion, one of the best seemingly kept secrets – “Give Forward.” I stumbled across their site not too long ago but didn’t really get the gist of it until speaking with … Continue reading →

Posted in caregiving, eldercare, out of pocket, sandwich generation | Tagged boomers, cancer patient, caregiving, critical care, eldercare, financial aspect of caregiving, financial burden, financial burden of caregiving, fundraising, fundraising for a cancer patient, fundraising for a family member, Give Forward, healthcare, medical bills, out of pocket, out of pocket care, Paying for out of pocket expenses, sandwich generation, setting up a fundraiser, susan avello, when you can't pay your medical bills | 2 Comments

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