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Former First Lady Rosalynn Carter
is a pioneering caregiver advocate
who has been writing about and
speaking out for caregivers for
close to thirty years. Mrs.
Carter is the president of the board
of the Rosalynn Carter Institute for
Human Development, which was
established in her honor in 1987.
The Institute’s mission includes
promoting the mental health and
well-being of individuals, families,
and professional caregivers;
promulgating effective caregiving
practices; building public awareness
of caregiving needs; and advancing
public and social policies that
enhance caring communities. Mrs. Carter spoke with
Editor-in-Chief Gary Barg about her
life as family caregiver and the
ongoing work for the Rosalynn Carter
Institute. Gary Barg:
You and I first met in 1996, and
Today’s Caregiver magazine had just
begun to be published...continued
Take Care Gary Barg There have been many questions
surrounding the diagnosis of bipolar disorder...continued Exercise is beneficial to most of
us, but exercise is especially...continued Here are a few guidelines you can use now to help alleviate your anxiety...continued I need help. Are there any support groups
that deal with caring for a grandparent after they have lost
their spouse? I am 39 years old and have been my 82-year-old
grandmother's primary caretaker for three years. I also am a
stay-at-home mom to my three children, one who is 16 and has
Asperger's syndrome, my 14-year-old who has traumatic brain
injury, and my 12-year-old. My family has distanced
themselves from my grandmother and aren't an option for
helping. My mom does what she can, but works full time. I am
so overwhelmed and need a place to vent. I can't seem to
find a support group for overwhelmed burned-out caregivers
in my area. Please help if you can. Thanks.
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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?
Digital version
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Educate yourself &
other caregivers on any medication given to a loved one. The
internet is wonderful to help you...continued
Tuesday
May 08, 2012 - Issue #85
An
Interview with Rosalynn Carter
Editor-in-Chief
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An Interview with Rosalynn Carter
Feature Article
Childhood Onset
Guest Column
Joint Efforts-Exercise and Arthritis:
What Caregivers Need to Know
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Coping With Stress and Anxiety
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