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Helpful Tips for Caregivers

 
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Know Your Limits

Have a realistic awareness of your limits. Know how much of your time and yourself you are able to devote as a caregiver. Set clear limits and formulate a schedule. Communicate these limits to physicians, family members and anyone else involved.

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Devoting oneself to the care of a chronically ill or disabled child, spouse or parent can be physically and emotionally overwhelming. It is essential for you, as a caregiver, to take care of yourself, get the support you need and remember that you are not alone.

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