Double Jeopardy Families
This article was written by Sue Gregg, the Midwest Regional Director for Caregiver Homes.
Caring for People with Disabilities
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Read more: PARKINSON’S DISEASE AND CAREGIVINGJulie Ely is an Area Marketing Manager Caregiver Homes in Western Massachusetts. If you are like me and love photography and Life Magazine, the name Margaret Bourke-White might mean something to you. Margaret Bourke-White was my first contact with a disease called Parkinson’s, and I have been fascinated by this disease ever since.…
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How to Help a Loved One with Disabilities Transition to Adult Life
Read more: How to Help a Loved One with Disabilities Transition to Adult LifeMany parents caring for a child with a disability ask us, “What happens when my child turns 22?” The President’s Commission on Excellence in Special Education reported: “Students with disabilities are significantly unemployed and underemployed upon leaving school compared to their peers who do not have disabilities. Too many students with disabilities leave…
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