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Gail
Sheehy is world-renowned for her
book Passages: Predictable Crises of
Adult Life, which remained on The
New York Times bestseller list for
more than three years and has been
reprinted in 28 languages. A Library
of Congress survey named Passages
one of the 10 most-influential books
of our time. Through her experience
as a family caregiver for her
husband Clay Felker, founding editor
of New York magazine, Gail has
turned her focus to mapping out the
passages that her fellow caregivers
confront as we care for our loved
ones. Gary Barg,
Editor-in-Chief, sat down for a
wide-ranging interview with Gail
about the paths and passages that
challenge family caregivers. Gary Barg:
So often, we find that it is a phone
call in the middle of the night that
marks the beginning of becoming a
family caregiver...continued
Take Care Gary Barg As society gets more and more
technical and connected, our...continued During the
last five years, I’ve given workshops and lectures about
life planning across Phoenix...continued Transportation can be an obstacle for many older people...continued I am trying to get some information on
any benefits that are available for caregivers. My
husband became disabled in 1999 and went on Social Security
disability two years later. I just turned 64 and am
thinking about retiring, to be there for my husband who has
been on dialysis for the past two years. But I don’t
know how we will swing it if I go on Social Security as we
struggle even while I work full-time. Since I am not
eligible for Medicare until I am 65, I would have to pay
higher premiums. We moved in with my son back in 2010
when my husband was diagnosed with end stage renal failure
as we could no longer afford to stay in our own home with my
husband’s expenses.Is there any literature that might
explain how to determine if I am eligible for benefits? Margaret in Philadephia
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Editor Visit the Let's Talk - MAY/JUN 2012 Does your loved one deal with dysphagia (difficulty swallowing?) What are the biggest issues? Have you found any solutions that work for you?
Educate yourself &
other caregivers on any medication given to a loved one. The
internet is wonderful to help you...continued

Tuesday
May 01, 2012 - Issue #84
An
Interview with Gail Sheehy
Editor-in-Chief
gary@caregiver.com

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