Long distance care coordination for relatives and friends of people with Alzheimer's is becoming more common. The main reason is that over the past few decades the traditional role of women in caring for the sick and infirm in their families has changed as households have become reliant on the...
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Sue
Tuesday, March 25, 2008 at 04:18 PM
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Hi Christine,
Thanks for your post. This really does seem like a challenging prospect for many people. I know if my folks needed care, I too would have to coordinate from a long distance.
Those of you looking for information on caregiving, please see our Caregiver Center for a variety of help.
Also, you amy want to read recent posts by one of our newest members Nina who is facing the long distance care of her Father-in-Law.
All the best, sue (moderator)
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