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Keeping Yourself #1

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Keeping Yourself #1

By Kevin Gardenhire | February 21st, 2019 | No Comments

by Michele Lewane, JD For many Americans, providing care for someone with an illness, injury or disability is a job — either paid or unpaid. Millions of Americans work in the caregiving field, in nursing

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How To Avoid A Family Feud At The End Of A Loved One’s Life

By Kevin Gardenhire | April 23rd, 2018 | No Comments

By Susan R. Dolan “He did what?” “Ms. Miller’s son Bruce punched his sister in the face!” the breathless social worker called to tell me. “A nurse called the police; they arrested Bruce and rushed his sister Tracy to the emergency room. At least she was already in the hospital!

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Helping Seniors Resolve Personal Issues

By Kevin Gardenhire | January 18th, 2018 | No Comments

Steven Barlam

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Caregiver Guilt, Gender, Forgiveness (Research, Video 1:32)

By Kevin Gardenhire | October 28th, 2017 | No Comments

Frances Shani Parker, Author Women and men who are caregivers don’t always want to be caregivers. Some enjoy nurturing their patients and find the caregiving experience challenging, but rewarding. Few people talk about caregivers who feel depressed, trapped in a hole with no way out except

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What is a Death Rattle?

By Kevin Gardenhire | September 1st, 2017 | No Comments

 One of the more well-known –  and frequently misunderstood – end-of-life signs is terminal respiratory secretions. This symptom has come to be known in layman’s

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