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Caregiving Skills for Early to Mild Stages of Alzheimer's

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Alzheimer's disease can broadly be categorized in seven stages. I have put together some tips to help you become a more effective caregiver in the early stages (Stage 3 and 4) of Alzheimer's. First Big Rule! Caregivers Must Look After Themselves You must look after yourself. Find out all y...

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Carol Bradley Bursack
Wednesday, May 13, 2009 at 07:47 AM

Christine, this is wonderful. Thank you for the insight. My favorite point? "Never be condescending." That is truly key.

Take care,

Carol

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