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[quote=Anonymous]It has been awhile since your op - how everything is going? What a blessing to your father that you are there for him - and indeed a precious time for you as well, yet I imagine somewhat bittersweet. In reading the few responses, it seems as though you have been given some good suggestions! I have also attached a link to an article in which you might find the answers you are seeking. It is my hope too that you are also taking care of yourself, as the role of a caregiver can be stressful - both emotionally taxing and physically exhausting; A huge responsibility - especially when without other family to carry some of the load. I do feel that whenever we are faced th any challenge a support system of some kind is important for our own well-being and The Caregiver Action Network might be a good place to start - they offer peer support, education and resources for those who have selflessly taken on the role of caregiver... YOU! I can only imagine how difficult this change in parent/child dynamics must be at times.. for both of you, but what a wonderful opportunity to bond. Although you may grow weary, it is my prayer that you each cherish every moment. You really have given an incredible gift to your dad - he has you in his corner. I cannot think of a better way to honor him. http://bit.ly/1Ov5FoK [/quote]
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