Spouse Criticized for How He Cares for Wife with Dementia
Dear Carol: My wife was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s eight years ago. While it hasn’t been easy keeping her home with me, it’s...
Dear Carol: My wife was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s eight years ago. While it hasn’t been easy keeping her home with me, it’s...
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Dear Carol: Last Christmas, my siblings and I discussed the need for our parents to downsize. We recognize that they are still...
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Decades ago, when I began my caregiving life, I just did what I did. I’m not sure I was referred to as...
Dear Carol: My parents are in their 70s, and had been mostly healthy. I don’t have to worry about financial and health...
I’ve written often in the past about conflicts between siblings when it comes to spending the aging parents’ money on their care,...
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Dear Carol: My husband is in mid-stage Alzheimer’s. While there are many challenges, my most urgent question right now is how can...
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