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The Ed Asner Interview (Page 3 of 3)
An Interview with Ed Asner
EA: Yes, and sometimes they
are going to resist. Hey, I
would resist. My kids found a
way to tell me, “You are going to
get off your butt and you are going
to go to this place with me.”
And stewing on the idea a couple
times a week can make a big
difference. Finally, it
becomes a habit and they start
asking you, “Aren’t you coming by to
pick me up?”
GB: What would you consider
the one most important piece of
advice you can share with a family
caregiver?
EA: I have a friend.
For years, he and his wife took care
of an old Hungarian seamstress and
the stories they got from her, the
romances, and affairs, and the
mighty she had known made their
caregiving a very cheap price to
pay. So, mine that mother lode
of history and you are bound to get
rewarded.
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