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As a caregiver for my 80 year old mom, what are 5 things i need to do daily and or weekly to extend her ability to live in her home alone?
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Keep her company: Make sure she has food available and eats. Put out her medicines and remind her to take them. Pick up clutter so she doesn't trip. Do the yard work.
Answered 10/3/2016
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