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    CareConscious

    Ten Agreements for Family Caregiver

    Pt. 1: Agree to Agree

    Primary agreement determines the success of all that comes afterwards: You and your spouse have to agree to agree.

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    Ten Agreements for Family Caregiver

    Pt. 2: First Things First

    In a perfect world no mother would have to face these kind of decisions, but family caregivers live in a far from perfect world.

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    Ten Agreements for Family Caregiver

    Pt. 3: Your Marriage Comes First

    The line between noble self-sacrifice and naive denial is very thin.

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    Ten Agreements for Family Caregiver

    Keeping Your Children out of the Sandwich Squeeze

    In June of 2006, we became the poster family for “The Sandwich Generation."

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    Ten Agreements for Family Caregiver

    Pt. 5: Protecting Your "No-Fly Zones"

    When you and your spouse may feel more like project managers than husband and wife.

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      Alex and Dr. Glass discuss lesser known options for senior living.

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      Is the stress I’m feeling a result of what I’m doing, or how I feel?

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        How can I protect senior loved ones from home improvement scams?

        Home improvement scams perpetrated against seniors are popular because they seem to work. Often, the perpetrator frightens the elder homeowner into believing that some dangerous condition must be i...

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        What are the different types of guardianship?

        A guardian is someone appointed by the court to make legal financial and personal decisions for an incapable person. The three types of guardianship are: full guardianship: comprehensive decisi...

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        On Jun 25, 2015

        What can I do if a guardian is not acting in his ward's best interests?

        If you suspect that a guardian is not acting in the best interests of his or her care recipient (ward), you can report misconduct or suspicion of misconduct to a judge. The court can then determine...

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        On Jun 25, 2015

        How can I tell if a guardian has a conflict of interest?

        In general, there is a conflict of interest if an acting or potential guardian or conservator has personal or financial motivations to make decisions that are not completely on behalf of the care r...

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        On Jun 25, 2015

        How can I protect senior loved ones from identity theft?

        Identity theft is the most common form of consumer crime, and seniors are at greater risk. Take the following actions to protect your loved one from this malfeasance: Shred all documents contai...

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      • CareConscious
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        On Jun 25, 2015

        What is a guardian?

        A guardian is someone who assumes legal responsibility for the personal care of an incapable person, often including the management of his or her financial and legal affairs. An incapable person ma...

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      • CareConscious
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        On Jun 25, 2015

        How can I protect senior loved ones from telephone scams?

        Concerns about senior loved ones falling victim to telephone scams are legitimate. Telephone scammers steal billions each year, mostly from people age 50 and over. To help prevent this, your best b...

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      • CareConscious
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        What is an elder law attorney?

        An attorney who practices elder law handles a broad range of issues relating to the elderly. These include: advising on general estate planning issues counseling clients about potential incap...

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      • CareConscious
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        What are the signs that a loved one has been defrauded but hasn't told me?

        There are some signs that might indicate that your loved one has already been defrauded but is either unaware or too embarrassed to tell you. Look for behavioral changes such as increased retice...

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      • CareConscious
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        On Jun 25, 2015

        How is a guardian appointed?

        The process of appointing a guardian usually begins when a family member or close friend of a care recipient petitions the court to act as guardian on the recipient’s behalf. The court schedu...

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      • CareConscious
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        On Jun 24, 2015

        What happens if I die without a will?

        If you die without a will, the distribution of your estate will ultimately be decided by a judge who will be making assumptions about your loved one’s wishes. The clear intention expressed in...

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      • CareConscious
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        On Jun 24, 2015

        What is long-term care?

        Long-term care is assisting people with everyday needs such as bathing, dressing, eating, going to the toilet and maintaining general hygiene and comfort. The clinical term for this is activities o...

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      • CareConscious
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        On Jun 24, 2015

        What are the different types of power of attorney?

        There are three types of power of attorney: Nondurable or limited power of attorney. This type of power of attorney takes effect immediately after signing and is usually used for a specific or ...

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      • CareConscious
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        On Jun 24, 2015

        What qualities should a power of attorney have?

        A designated power-of-attorney agent can do tremendous good -- or serious harm. The legal authority to act on another’s behalf is a significant responsibility that can be abused and mismanage...

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      • CareConscious
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        On Jun 24, 2015

        What should I consider when hiring an estate planning attorney?

        If you are looking for an estate planning attorney, begin by finding someone with whom you and your loved one will be very comfortable sharing personal information, since many seniors are very relu...

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