| Are you a “serial” caregiver? |
Many caregivers are now finding themselves in the position of being a “serial caregiver”—providing support to a parent, then a spouse, and in many cases to a functionally impaired adult child, or to grandchildren. An older adult caregiver may spend several decades in care giving activities. How can you break the cycle of “serial care giving?”
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COUNT YOUR BLESSINGS!
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