Free CareGiver's Guide
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Bob DeMarcoPosted
Sun 24 Aug 2008 10:59pm
The CareGiver's Guide.
You can receive the guide immediately via download. If you prefer it is also available via email or mail.
The 36-Hour Day: A Family Guide to Caring for People with Alzheimer Disease and Memory Loss in Later Life
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Announcement: CareGiver the Book
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Bob DeMarcoPosted
Fri 12 Sep 2008 11:55am
I started a new Weblog that is more directly related to the interactions of my mother and myself and our current journey.
To read the book in progress go toCaregiver: the Book.
The CareGiver Blog
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The patient doubling as their own care-giver
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jodigirlPosted
Thu 13 Jan 2011 1:40pm
Of course waiting for physician to agree to care for your or your loved one's life threatening condition is stressful. It is, however, crucial, that you not begin to feel hopeless....
Is DePuy Orthopedics mandating the surgeons to perform the hip recall surgeries? Who are the surgeons?
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Patients & Care-givers: Stay Away from Physician Rating SItes, Apologize When Necessary
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jodigirlPosted
Wed 02 Feb 2011 11:30am
There are web sites on the Internet that make it very easy for patients and families to rate doctors. Very often, the patients can do so anonymously.
IMHO, those sites cause nothing...
Is DePuy Orthopedics mandating the surgeons to perform the hip recall surgeries? Who are the surgeons?
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Tips for caregivers
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Stan CohenPosted
Tue 24 Nov 2009 12:00am
and practically
Care for the caregiver, if that is you, care for yourself
Talk with family, early and often for the purpose of deciding which family will do what or if professionals...
Sonya Mittelman, founder and principal attorney
The Law Office of Sonya Mittelman
Tips for the Caregivers
As we all age, we are facing the inevitable. Many of you
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Announcement: CareGiver the Book
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Bob DeMarcoPosted
Thu 28 Dec 2006 12:00am
in a world fill with Alzheimer's you first need to make a simple important decision -- you want to decrease both your stress as caregiver, and the stress of the person suffering from Alzheimer's.
Read that carefully, you want to reduce stress. You want to change the dynamic. You want to change for the better -- you want and need to change the way things
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Reducing and Controlling CareGiver Stress
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Bob DeMarcoPosted
Sat 23 Aug 2008 3:14pm
and services. They might be conducting research or studies that could be beneficial to you.
Consider subscribing to our mailing list or adding The CareGiver to your feed....
Pay close attention to your own health . Eating nutritious meals and exercising is a must. Make sure you are getting enough sleep. Take care of yourself.
You need
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CareGiver Resources
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Bob DeMarcoPosted
Sat 14 Nov 2009 10:00pm
in eldercare.
Strength for Caring
A site for family caregivers from Johnson & Johnson with original articles written by experts and how-to materials.
Subscribe to The Alzheimer's... of Alzheimer's Disease
Wii a Useful Tool for Alzheimer's Caregivers
2009 Alzheimer's Disease Facts and Figures
The 36-Hour Day: A Family Guide to Caring for People with Alzheimer
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CareGiver Resources
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Bob DeMarcoPosted
Sat 21 Nov 2009 10:00pm
in eldercare.
Strength for Caring
A site for family caregivers from Johnson & Johnson with original articles written by experts and how-to materials.
Subscribe to The Alzheimer's... of Alzheimer's Disease
Wii a Useful Tool for Alzheimer's Caregivers
2009 Alzheimer's Disease Facts and Figures
The 36-Hour Day: A Family Guide to Caring for People with Alzheimer
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My role on the team is the care-giver
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jodigirlPosted
Tue 17 Mar 2009 4:19am
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My role is not to coordinate care with the infectious disease clinic and the orthopedic clinic at Duke Medical.
As I said, it is late at night. My dad is having a bit... and motivated to get healthy. That is my job.
Duke Medical's job is to coordinate dad's care and make sure that the "team" of physicians and surgeons are all on the same page.
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