can the government send help to my aging parents?

By jorge gonzalez Monday, August 27, 2007

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my mom is 71 and she is the caregiver for my dad who is 74 and diagnosed with alzheimers.. my dad falls every once in a while and mom needs help..she need relief sometimes so she can shop for groceries and have some sanity .. i work full time and can only so much ...help

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baylor13

9/ 1/07 8:40pm

If you want send an email to me at oaktree73@gmail.com I will send you a online book about alzheimers that I was given and it includes lots of information on social services. Elaine

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