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work for family caregivers. Gary Barg: Was there a
moment when you first knew that your
father was living with Alzheimer’s
disease? Take
care Gary Barg Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is defined in
part by the Merck Manual as “anxiety provoking
thoughts and urges.” While the publication (a
staple in the medical field for years) notes that
symptoms are not often prominent in the elderly,
caregivers may disagree...continued
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come with the Marcus Welby, MD bedside manner and the faster
than a speeding bullet price rises in pharmaceutical drugs....continued Some people
are able to continue driving in
the early stages of Alzheimer’s
disease, but it requires ongoing
evaluation to ensure safety.
Here are some tips from the
Alzheimer’s Association that it
may be time to stop driving...continued My mother passed away a year ago from Alzheimer's. I was
an angry caregiver. Could not figure out how to deal with
the anger. I am still angry! Will it ever go away?
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Tuesday
January 03, 2012 - Issue #67
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Helping
Kids Cope:
An Interview with Maria Shriver
Maria Shriver:
I didn’t have a specific moment in
time. I think like anybody in this
situation, as your parents get
older, you become more aware that
certain things aren't the way they
used to be...
continued
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