Depression Among Heart Attack Survivors Can Be Deadly, Yet Is Often Ignored

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By Liz Szabo Clyde Boyce has been hospitalized 14 times in the past four years. Boyce, 61, survived two strokes and five operations to unblock arteries around his heart, including three procedures in which doctors propped open his blood vessels with stents. He takes 18 pills a day and gets inject… Read More

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Old and Young Want to Get to Know Each Other Better

More at… https://starlightcaregivers.com/blog/old-and-young-want-to-get-to-know-each-other-better/ Old and Young Want to Get to Know Each Other Better A new report cites huge benefits from intergenerational programs By Sally Abrahms Aging and Caregiving Writer May 16, 2017 In a national report released recently, two out of three adults surveyed said they want to spend time with people who ar… Read More

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The Cost of NOT Being in the National Caregiver Registry (NCR)

Believe it or not when you are looking for work as a caregiver rest assured there is one thing that a potential employer will do. What is it?  They are going to contact the American Caregiver Association and ascertain your status in the National Caregiver Registry (NCR), the Official registry for caregivers in the United…

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