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All People Who Are Living In "ND"

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posted 11/23/2009, comments (4)

Caregivers Need to Maintain Their Social Life

Sometimes it's just easier to stay home. I'll admit I have these thoughts more often than most people, as I don't have a very social personality. However, when it comes to caregivers, it's often undeniably true - it easier to stay home. When you are caring for someone, whether it's in your home or getting help from assisted living or a... Read more Chevron

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my feelings

my dad is only 60years old @ has just been told he has vascular dementia, the 1st sign of things was over 6years ago. im 27 years old and i feel as if my world has fallen apart. my mum is 59years old

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