Terminal illness of a loved one, nursing homes, hospice care . . . none of these topics appear to offer a promising focus for an entertaining novel. “Going to Solace” by Amanda McTigue disproves that appearance.
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Terminal illness of a loved one, nursing homes, hospice care . . . none of these topics appear to offer a promising focus for an entertaining novel. “Going to Solace” by Amanda McTigue disproves that appearance.
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Adventures in Caregiving Connections, the free local program I work for which offers support to family caregivers, is looking for volunteers interested in spending a few hours a week helping local families cope with Alzheimer’s disease or other dementia. Training will be provided by the Alzheimer’s Association and our Connections staff. Connections volunteers will...
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When, without warning, the derecho knocked out most of the electrical power in Rappahannock and our neighboring counties, no one was more vulnerable than the many older couples where one spouse is caring for another with Alzheimer’s disease.
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When I see the challenges faced at home by members of our Rappahannock County family caregiver support group or by families I visit as part of Connections, the free in-home support program for families coping with dementia, I am reminded again and again how important it is to have skilled, caring local people committed to...
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