
Protect Seniors from Fraud
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Home Instead Senior Care
This guide is designed to help adult siblings and their aging parents deal with those sensitive situations that arise among brothers and sisters as their parents age and need assistance. The downloadable guide covers a variety of sibling caregiving topics such as: How do you divide workload with your sister? What's the best way to build teamwork with your brothers? How can you reach agreement as a family on important topics to avoid family conflict?
Download the guide: The 50-50 Rule® brochure (PDF format—950KB)
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November 5, 2012 at 1:21 pm | Posted by Brigitte Zanini
Ditto. As I understand it, there are 3 reasons why siblings do not support - money, time and distance. How sad for our parents.
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November 1, 2011 at 3:57 pm | Posted by Bernice Wilson O'Roark
As someone who spent her professional life in home care and hospice for seniors, I am now retired (age 74) and often serve as family friend/respite caregiver. I try to bridge the communication gap between elder (whom I understand better as I age), middle-age children and health system. I very highly recommend the book "How to Say It to Seniors", as kids often get it wrong and this causes a lot of trouble. Also, for my caregiver friends I recommend "My Mother, Your Mother" to show how health care needs to change and how we can cope until it does. Keep helping!
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April 10, 2011 at 2:51 pm | Posted by jackie printzenhoff
how do you get your other siblings to understand its not just your job. We built an apartment on the back of our home for my mother. I only get glad your doing it sis i couldn't. its been going on for 12 years.
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