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Ugh! A Diagnosis. Now, What?
G-J’s news last night got me thinking. About six years ago, my dad was diagnosed with bladder cancer. We knew something was wrong prior to the diagnosis. He and my mom returned home early from a...
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After the Diagnosis, What Did You Need?
We’re in the process of creating a product and perhaps a program to help family caregivers new to caregiving because of their caree’s recent hospitalization or diagnosis. In order to develop the most...
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Now Available: After the Diagnosis, a free eBook
In February, @G-J sent me an email full of ideas, including the Who We Are book and the Caree Volunteer Program. Today, I’m happy to share the manifestation of another idea G-J shared in that one...
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My guests, G-J and Heather, and I discuss how to handle the news when your family member receives a diagnosis. You’ll find the link to download our free e-Book, After the Diagnosis, below the video. My...
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The Aftermath of a Diagnosis: Anxiety
The New York Times published an interesting article (Anxiety Lingers Long After Cancer) today about carees with cancer and their caregiving spouses. The study uncovered a symptom of a cancer diagnosis:...
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Recently, two different friends told me two very similar stories. They each know of a family with a relative suffering from short-term memory problems. But neither family pursues a diagnosis. I know we...
View ArticleUgh! A Diagnosis. Now, What?
G-J’s news last night got me thinking. About six years ago, my dad was diagnosed with bladder cancer. We knew something was wrong prior to the diagnosis. He and my mom returned home early from a...
View ArticleAfter the Diagnosis, What Did You Need?
We’re in the process of creating a product and perhaps a program to help family caregivers new to caregiving because of their caree’s recent hospitalization or diagnosis. In order to develop the most...
View ArticleNow Available: After the Diagnosis, a free eBook
In February, @G-J sent me an email full of ideas, including the Who We Are book and the Caree Volunteer Program. Today, I’m happy to share the manifestation of another idea G-J shared in that one...
View ArticleVideo Chat: Managing After the Diagnosis
My guests, G-J and Heather, and I discuss how to handle the news when your family member receives a diagnosis. You’ll find the link to download our free e-Book, After the Diagnosis, below the video. My...
View ArticleThe Aftermath of a Diagnosis: Anxiety
The New York Times published an interesting article (Anxiety Lingers Long After Cancer) today about carees with cancer and their caregiving spouses. The study uncovered a symptom of a cancer diagnosis:...
View Article“I Don’t Need a Diagnosis to Know She Forgets”
Recently, two different friends told me two very similar stories. They each know of a family with a relative suffering from short-term memory problems. But neither family pursues a diagnosis. I know we...
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