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Posted: October 20, 2003
On the Decline
When Home Care is Not Enough
With the advances in healthcare over the last few decades, from new medications to abundant resources and technological enhancements, our elderly loved ones are living longer than ever, into their 80s and beyond. But who cares for their needs when their health starts to seriously decline?
As a caregiver, you might be riding an emotional and physical roller coaster. As your loved ones age and disabilities take hold, you will find that their needs may outweigh your own capabilities as a caregiver. It?s okay to admit you need help. It?s okay to admit that you can?t care for your loved ones on your own, in your home or in theirs.
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