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Caregiving and Alzheimer’s: Asking the Right Questions

Posted on June 30, 2020 by Sue Salach

A frustrated friend called me for help while visiting her mother. Her mother’s Alzheimer’s was progressing and she was exhibiting some, let’s say, wearisome behaviors (to my friend that is). It had been over a week and her mother refused … Continue reading →

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Caregiving and Alzheimer’s: Asking the Right Questions

Posted on May 30, 2018 by Sue Salach

A frustrated friend called me for help while visiting her mother. Her mother’s Alzheimer’s was progressing and she was exhibiting some, let’s say, wearisome behaviors (to my friend that is). It had been over a week and her mother refused … Continue reading →

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As caregivers we must listen to our own needs

Posted on March 11, 2011 by Sue Salach

This month I am taking time out to “share the love” by having guest blog appearances and articles. I recently participated in an eldercare chat with Eldercare providers, bloggers and such on TWITTER (which by the way it totally cool) … Continue reading →

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