ADULT CHILDREN
CARING FOR PARENTS:
THEIR
HEALTH AND WELL BEING 
WHERE
WILL THEY LIVE
YOUR WELL-BEING
YOUR
PARENTS LEGAL AFFAIRS
YOUR
PARENTS FINANCIAL AFFAIRS
SOME
OF THE TOUGHEST ISSUES:
LONG-DISTANCE CAREGIVERS
BEING
THEIR WHEN YOU'RE NEEDED-
A CHECKLIST FOR CAREGIVERS
HUSBANDS / WIVES
CARING FOR SPOUSES
CAREGIVING
ORGANIZATIONS
ON-LINE
DEMENTIA,
CAREGIVING AND
CONTROLLING FRUSTRATION
HOME
AWAY FROM HOME:
RELOCATING YOUR PARENTS
TAKING
CARE OF YOU:
SELF-CARE FOR FAMILY CAREGIVERS
PREPARING
YOUR HOME/CHORE SERVICES
MEDICARE:
WHAT CAREGIVERS NEED TO KNOW
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HELP BY PHONE:
Senior Helpline 631-2747
Brevard Info 211
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Caring
for a loved one with a disabling illness is the hardest job any
of us will ever be called upon to do. Watching someone you love
suffer, or forget who you are, can be heartbreaking.
Whether
it is an aging parent, a spouse, or a child, the journey of caregiving
is often one of sadness, frustration, anger and guilt. It can be
a lonely journey.
In
dedicating this room to family caregivers, we hope to make this
journey a little bit easier.
If
you have questions or comments please email
us
or call (321) 632-0756. |
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CAREGIVERS:
GLOSSARY OF MOST COMMONLY
USED TERMS
CAREGIVERS:
DIRECTORY OF RESOURCES
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GRANDPARENTS
CARING
FOR CHILDREN:
STAY-AT-HOME
GRANDPARENTS:
Caring
For Your Children's Kids
GRANDMA
IN CHARGE
When Grandparents Care for Kids
MORE
PARENTS FINDING
THE JOB IS NOT OVER
FINDING
OUR WAY:
LVING WITH DYING IN AMERICA
WHAT
TO DO WHEN SOMEONE DIES
THE
HEALING PROCESS
ON
DEATH AND DYING:
END-OF-LIFE
ISSUES
LIVING
WILLS/ADVANCE DIRECTIVES
CONSERVATORSHIPS/GUARDIANSHIPS
CAREGIVERS
PRINCIPLES OF EMPOWERMENT
FAMILY
MEMBERS OF
NURSING HOME RESIDENTS
(coming soon) |
