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If you have a loved one receiving care, the Care Card can help ensure that their needs and preferences are always met, even when you’re not there.
Blog Archives
- March 2015 1
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- May 2018 1
- June 2018 9
- July 2018 4
- October 2018 1
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- February 2019 5
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- May 2021 2
Categories
- Alzheimer's 14
- Assisted Living 5
- Awareness 6
- Caregiver Cheat 2
- Caregiver Health 9
- Caregiver Isolation 2
- Caregiver Stress 3
- Caregiver Support 6
- Caregiver's Wish List 1
- Chocolate 1
- Connections 2
- Downsizing 1
- ENDALZ 1
- Early Onset Alzheimer's 1
- Empathy 3
- Family Bonds 3
- Family Ritual 2
- Favorite Foods 2
- Firsts 1
- Get In The Game 1
- Hobbies 1
- Holidays 2
- Hospital Stay 2
- How You Can Help 1
- Little Things 3
- Love 2
- Memorial 1
- Memory Care 2
- Next Steps 2
- Our Story 1
- Preparedness 2
- Quality of Care 2
- Respite 1
- Stuff Matters 1
- Talk Differently 2
- Thanksgiving 1
- Your Memories Matter 4
MEMORIAL
Memorial Day and Memorial Day weekend has always been a time of reflection for me. When I was very young, it always involved a trip to the cemetery to place flowers on the grave of my grandfather E O (Manny) Harris. He lied about his age to volunteer for the Army in order to serve with my uncle, Russell Harris, in France during World War I.
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