Loneliness is a problem common to Alzheimer's caregivers. Rare is the Alzheimer's caregiver that doesn't feel lonely.
By +Bob DeMarco
+Alzheimer's Reading Room
If it were not for the Alzheimer's Reading Room, I often wonder what my life as an Alzheimer's caregiver would be like? I consider myself to be fortunate.
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+Bob DeMarco , +Alzheimer's Reading Room
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