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Archive for February, 2009

The National Family Caregivers Association has a family caregivers postal stamp petition running on their site. By signing the petition, you are asking the Citizen Stamp Advisory Committee to honor the 52 million U.S. family caregivers by creating a family caregiving postal stamp. You can place your name on the petition by clicking HERE.

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Good Blood

Dad has a blood clot in his lung so he’s been on Coumadin for a while. His protime readings are generally all over the map. For the last few months, his protime has come back from the lab saying his blood is way too thick and some times, dangerously thick that they were worried about [...]

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Sister is here visiting from NYC. She arrived on Saturday night and we’re all glad she’s here. She gives us a bit of a break from taking care of Dad plus it’s just fun to have her with us. She’s here for just a short visit but we’re grateful for our time together, nonetheless.
Dad has [...]

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More often than not, Dad isn’t himself. As a result, his independence is limited. For example, whenever we go shopping, Dad usually sticks with the person he’s with… he doesn’t stray or wander. Besides, he likes to push the trolley- he’s deemed it his “job” while shopping. I wonder if Dad is apprehensive about shopping [...]

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Today is Mom’s birthday. Happy Birthday, Mom!
We started celebrating early with a fancy dinner with the family at Mom’s favorite restaurant on Saturday night. Monday night, as part of Mom’s birthday present, she and I had a mother/daughter night and went to a concert to see one of Mom’s favorite singers. Today we’re going to [...]

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The past few days Dad has been a bit confused and a little out of it but overall, Dad has been doing pretty well. He’s been active around the house with watering and planting flowers in the yard. He’s been been puttering around and even managed to shut off the entire water supply to the [...]

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