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Feature
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Bathing Sparky |
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By
Gwendolyn deGeest, RN,BSN,MA |
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Peter was 13 when he had his first dog, 18 when he
worked in the lumber camps, and 20 when he married. ...Continued
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Dining with Dignity Even When it Seems
Impossible! |
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By Jo-Anne S. Kelly
It was easy for me the first time around as
a caregiver. Twenty years ago I was much younger and emotionally
stronger to carry out the role.
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Caregiver Story |
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One Foot,
Other Foot |
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By: Terri Corcoran |
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“One foot, other foot,/One foot, other foot,/Now you can
go/Wherever you want…” Those lyrics from the
Rodgers and Hammerstein musical Allegro often come into
my head as I am helping my husband walk.
...Continued
(Do you have a story?
Tell us.)
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Caretips |
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Bathing a Loved One |
by
Ryan Mackey
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When a loved one loses the ability to bathe and maintain themselves,
proper hygiene becomes especially important....Continued
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Carenotes |
I care for my husband who is in an advanced
stage of Alzheimer's. I love my husband dearly but he no
longer knows me nor can we have the wonderful conversations we
used to have. It gets very very lonely.
Some months ago I met a gentleman at a Support Group, who is in
a similar situation. We talk a lot on the telephone and
that really helps me, but sometimes I feel guilty. I have
no intention of being intimate with my friend, but we have
talked about going for coffee sometimes. I know we are not
doing anything wrong, so why do I feel so guilty about it?
I do not want to stop talking to him as it helps us both to cope
with the situation. What do you suggest?
Answer This Week's CareNote:
carenotes/2008/index.htm
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