Support system: This really speaks to why having a support system in place is important when providing care for someone. Being a sole caregiver sometimes leads to taking less care of yourself, and then increases your chance of getting sick. Plan ahead by having a support system in place. If you're already sick look for other resources-ask your church, doctor's office, community agency for help.
Answered 2/17/2013
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Caregiver: There should always be a backup plan in place. The choices are many: hire another caregiver from an agency; possible admission to an assisted living facility temporarily; have a family and or friend emergency backup are just a few of the examples that families need to to think about. Working with a social worker would be great.
Answered 9/21/2013
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